Busan Trip | Follow the Korean drama to tour Busan

🇰🇷Busan Trip | Follow the Korean drama to tour Busan Compared to the sophistication and busyness of Seoul, I prefer the tranquility and leisure of Busan. It is surrounded by mountains and water, with the atmosphere of a modern city and the tranquility of a coastal town. Walking through the streets and alleys, it seems that every street scene has been seen in Korean dramas. Both people and scenery have the texture of a movie, making it more suitable than Seoul for understanding Korea. Busan is not suitable for special forces-like check-ins, its pace is slow, and it needs to be felt slowly. 🌟 Cultural Village Route Breakfast Songjeong Pork Soup Rice—Gamcheon Cultural Village—Baekjandtan Cultural Village—International Market For breakfast, have a bowl of Busan's representative food, the Songjeong 3rd generation pork soup rice located on the pork soup rice street on the west side of Busan. The pork has no fishy smell and seems thick but is actually light. The hot soup warms up the stomach in the morning. After eating, go to Gamcheon Cultural Village to appreciate the colorful murals. There are several good coffee shops here. I recommend Cotton Coffee Shop. The shop has a window view overlooking Gamcheon Cultural Village, which is very suitable for taking pictures and check-in. Then take a 5-minute drive to the Korean version of Santorini, the filming location of 'The Attorney'—Baekjandtan Cultural Village. There are many interesting shops here, and random shots in the streets and alleys are all Korean drama stills. There are also many seaside coffee shops. I recommend Guleum—E, facing the sea and suitable for taking pictures and dazing. In the evening, go to the International Market from the movie 'Ode to My Father', experience the Korean market and hustle and bustle. There are all kinds of Korean specialty snacks, such as sticky sugar cakes, rice intestines, fish cakes... everything is available. The Korean aunts making snacks under the night sky also look like a character in a movie. 🌟 Beach Route Songjeong Beach—Haeundae Beach—Gwangalli Beach This route can play the three major beaches in Busan. For brunch, go to Songjeong House near Songjeong Pier (6 minutes). I recommend three items: raw seaweed rice, Songjeong water soup noodles, and steamed dumplings. After eating and drinking enough, go to Songjeong Beach for a walk or go to the Coralani Coffee Shop to lie down and watch the sea, drink coffee and eat desserts. Next, go to Songjeong Railway Station and take a seaside train for 15 minutes to Cheongsapo Station. After getting off the train, buy a popular capsule train ticket to Oryukdo at the platform. During the waiting time for the train, you can go out of the train station to check in 'Little Kamakura' The capsule train travels for 30 minutes to Oryukdo, and it takes 15 minutes to walk to Haeundae Beach. After visiting Haeundae, take a 10-minute taxi ride to Gwangalli Beach. Here you can take a boat to watch a fireworks show under the Gwangalli Bridge at close range, or you can walk along the coastline, with street performances or performances by wandering singers. Blowing the sea breeze, listening to music, and watching the fireworks blooming under the Gwangalli Bridge, the Blue Love of Life and Death automatically plays in my mind. For dinner, go to the barbecue restaurant at No. 199 Gwangalli Beach Road, facing the Gwangalli Bridge. Enjoy the night view while eating barbecue, the meat is also very fresh. If you have time, there are many surprises in Busan... 🍽️: Jizhang Haenyeo Small Fishing Village, Zhang Dongjian's 'Friend' filming location Dachang Alley, Han Ding Food West Face Rural Dining Table in Dachang Today ☕️: There are too many comfortable coffee shops in Busan, as shown in the picture above, waiting for your check-in notes🧐