Cheap Flights from Singapore to Busan

Busan is a city of hot-springs, ports, and beaches. There is plenty to do while vacationing in Pusan, as it was formerly known. Busan, with 15 administrative districts, is impressively packed with settlements along the Nakdong and Suyeong rivers many valleys and mountain slopes. Busan holds festivals all year round. The famous ones are Busan International Film Festival, the annual Daejeo Tomato Festival, Busan Port Festival, Busan International Rock Festival, Busan Sea Festival at its largest beach the Haeundae Beach, Global K-pop Music Festival and the Busan Fireworks Festival which will acquaint you with the art, infrastructure, architecture, history, culture and ambience of Busan.

Tip: The months from May to July and September are the best to make the most of a visit to Busan.

All about your flight:

Your flight from Changi Airport(SIN) to Gimhae International Airport (PUS) has 76 Singapore to Busan flights. The fastest flight by Multiple Airlines takes 9h via Hongkong. The cheapest flight from Singapore to Busan by multiple airlines takes 11h15m via Kuala Lumpur. There are no nonstop direct flights to Busan on this sector as it is a long-haul flight. The other popular stopovers are Bangkok, Manila, Shanghai and Tokyo. ANA Airways, Air Busan Airlines, Air China Airlines, Air Asia Berhard Airways, Air Asia X Berhard Airways are the regular operators on this route.

Tip: Busan’s transportation is excellent with railways, bus routes, highways, air routes and ferry services. It is best to use a transportation app like the moovitapp.com to travel in Busan.

Sightseeing and a little more:

There is much to see in Busan. Start with the must-see places like the Museum of Art, Metro system, China Town, the Aquarium, the Marvel Experience, the many museums of Movies, Contemporary arts, Modern History, and the Marine Natural History. There are also must-see places like the Busan Fishing Village Folk Museum, the 120m Busan Transmission Tower atop the Yongdusan Mountain, Let’s Run Park Busan Gyeongnam, Paradise Casino, and the Busan Yeoja Daehakgyo Dado Bakmoolgwan.

Tip: The nightlife is throbbing, booming and all you could want it to be at the many seaside beaches, night cruises, and a vibrantly alive party-city.

Food and Accommodation:

Typical food at Busan includes ‘Hoe’ which is raw fresh fish, pork soup called Dwaeji Gukbap, Milmyeon wheat noodles with beef or chicken broth, and Ssiat Hotteok desert of sweet pancakes. The Gamcheon Cultural Village is vibrant, colourful, and similar to Machu Picchu with its local sculptures, murals and hues and colours galore. The best hotels are always close to the airport and in the CBD. Choose from a variety of budget or luxury hotels, spas, pet/ elderly/ kid-friendly neighbourhoods and rental vacations. Experience a culinary tour of Korean food which includes influences from Japan, China, India and more.

Tip: Shopaholics can enjoy themselves at the many malls and visit the world’s largest Shinsegae Centum City Department Store.

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