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Bujeon Market

Bujeon Market

Bujeon Market is the largest traditional market in Busan and is located near Bujeon Station on Busan Subway Line 1. Prices for food and other items are cheaper than at other markets, making it a popular market among local residents.

Bujeon Market is a medium- to large-sized market that was formed after the Korean War when refugees from all over the country settled there. Six markets, including Bujeon Shopping Street, Bujeon Market, Seomyeon General Market, Bujeon Ginseng Market, Bujeon General Shopping Street, and Busan Electronics General Shopping Street, came together to form the enormous Bujeon Market Town.

They sell a wide variety of agricultural, marine and livestock products, as well as daily necessities, and as they handle everything from wholesale to retail, they have a wide range of products, and during kimchi season you can get Chinese cabbage, radishes and seasonings at low prices.

It is conveniently located in the center of Busan, with Busan Subway Line 1 Bujeon Station and the Donghae Line Bujeon Station nearby, making it easily accessible.

Busan National Railway Station and Agricultural Cooperative Association Hanaro Club

spot nameBujeon Market
Bujeon Market
Address1-573, Bujeon 26-dong, Busanjin-gu, Busan
1-573
Phone Number 051-818-1091
Time 04:00~ 19:00
Holiday First and third Sundays, and three days from the day of Lunar New Year's Day and Chuseok
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