Hello! This year's Busan Fireworks Festival, held every year in late October or early November as autumn deepens and the leaves change color, will be held at Gwangalli Beach on November 15, 2025.
The Busan Fireworks Festival, Busan's signature autumn festival, is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, and is even more spectacular than ever. The 20th Busan Fireworks Festival, which will be held on November 15th at Gwangalli Beach, Igidae, and Dongbaek Island, will light up Busan's autumn nights with the largest fireworks display ever and enhanced safety measures.
The Busan Fireworks Festival, which began as a commemorative event for the APEC Summit in 2005, has established itself as one of Busan's most representative global tourism attractions over the past 20 years. This year's festival will feature an opening performance that combines G-DRAGON's music with artificial intelligence (AI) sounds, as well as 200 simultaneous fireworks. The three-dimensional performance, which harmonizes fireworks, music, and lighting, is expected to further heighten the audience's physical sensations.
The biggest stage is the sandy beach of Gwangalli, but fireworks can also be viewed from Samik Beach, Marine City, Dongseom Island, Igidae, Hwangnyeongsan Mountain, Geumnyeonsan Mountain, and Jangsan Mountain in Namcheon-dong. The central axis of the "Catch Ball Harmony Fireworks," with Gwangan Bridge as its backdrop, is aligned with the waters off Gwangalli, making this area the prime viewing spot.
Busan Fireworks Festival Schedule 2025/11/ 15 (Saturday)
14:18 - XNUMX:XNUMX Street Performance Gwangalli Beach
18:18 - 50:XNUMX Fireworks Talk Show
19:19pm - 50:XNUMXpm Busan Fireworks Show Gwangalli Beach
Paid seats are also available for purchase, allowing you to watch the show without having to reserve a seat in advance.
R seat (table + chair) 100,000 won
S seat (chair) 70,000 won
<Hidden gems of the Busan Fireworks Festival>
The best place to see the fireworks, with the vivid lights and deep bass sounds of the fireworks show unfolding with the Gwangan Bridge as a backdrop, is Gwangalli Beach. However, we will introduce some other hidden spots that are less crowded than the crowded fireworks venues.
1. Enjoy the fireworks show right before your eyes.Gwangalli Beach
The closest place to enjoy the fireworks is the sandy beach of Gwangalli Beach. On the day of the fireworks, there will be a lot of people, so it's best to go to the beach about 4 hours before to get a seat.
2. Enjoy the fireworks from the top of the mountains with a panoramic view of Busan: Hwangnyeongsan Mountain and Geumnyeonsan Mountain
Hwangnyeongsan and Geumnyeonsan Mountains offer a panoramic view of Gwangalli Bridge and Gwangalli Beach. Although the roads are steep, they are popular driving courses and a famous night view spot where you can see the beautiful night view of Busan city including Haeundae and Gwangalli.
3. Jangsan Mountain in Haeundae
Jangsan, where you can enjoy the high-rise apartment buildings of Haeundae Marine City and the beautiful night view of Gwangan Bridge on the S-Line, has a fireworks spot on the mountain climbing course, and there are surprisingly few spectators here, so you can enjoy the fireworks at your leisure. However, you will need a hand lamp after it gets dark.
Four.Haeundae Marine City
5. The edge of Haeundae Beach, Mipo (Haeundae Cruise Ship Pier)
Although Gwangan Bridge is not visible from Haeundae Beach because it is hidden by Dongbaekseom Island, you can still enjoy the fireworks from Gwangan Bridge, Haeundae Beach, and the night view of Marine City all at once.
6. Mimasu Beach Apartments
The seaside of Samik Beach Apartment, beloved by Busan residents as a famous cherry blossom viewing spot, is crossed by Gwangan Bridge and Gwangalli Beach stretches out before your eyes.
7. Minamikawa Port
8. Longhuwan Wharf
From the entrance to Dongbaekseom Island, you can enjoy the night view of Marine City, lined with high-rise apartment buildings, and the fireworks from Gwangan Bridge.
APEC House, located about a 5-minute walk from the entrance to Dongbaek Island, matches well with Gwangan Bridge behind it.
11. Minraku Waterfront Park
At Millak Waterside Park, where the sashimi shops of Gwangalli Beach are concentrated, you can enjoy the night view of Gwangalli Beach, including Gwangan Bridge and stylish cafes.
12.Tsukimi Hill
At the hill where you can see the moon on the way from Haeundae Beach to Songjeong Beach, you can enjoy a panoramic night view of Gwangan Bridge, Marine City, and Haeundae Beach. Also, the Vesta Hot Springs on the hill offers a wonderful night view from the baths.
Material provided by: http://news.busan.go.kr
A hidden gem for the Busan Fireworks Festival
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