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The Busan Modern History Museum has been closed for renovations since July 2021, but its annex is scheduled to reopen on Wednesday, March 1, ahead of the main building. The city of Busan has refurbished two historic buildings, the former Bank of Korea Busan Headquarters and the former Busan Modern

Eulsukdo Island, situated south of Busan, is a beautiful and unique delta island that combines the beauty of nature and rich cultural heritage. With its diverse ecosystem and cultural attractions, Eulsukdo is a must-visit destination for those who appreciate the beauty of nature and art. A Rich Ecosystem Nestled at

Busan is famous for its captivating landscapes and historical background. The hillside roads in the city were built along the mountainous areas surrounding the originaloriginal downtown area. These roads, also known as sanbok roads, pass through mountain ranges or run along the slopes at the top. The sanbok roads in

The Port of Busan is a collection of several ports, each with its unique history and story. The ports that make up the Port of Busan include Busan North Port, Busan New Port, Busan South Port, Gamcheon Port, and Dadaepo Port. Busan North Port is the largest and busiest port

Gadeokdo Island, located off the coast of Busan, is renowned for its high-quality cod fish known as "Gadeok cod". These cod are caught in the Gadeokdo Waterway, a narrow passage between Gadeokdo Island and Geojedo Island in Jinhae Bay. The cod, which migrate from the North Pacific Ocean

Lego Village, located in the Buk-gu district of Busan, is a unique housing complex that has captured the hearts of South Koreans and foreign tourists alike. Built in 1986, this neighborhood comprises 54 single-family homes arranged in a 6x9 formation, each with a similar shape but subtle differences. What makes