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Hello, if you walk along the coast of Busan Port, the second largest city in Korea, which is full of the vitality of a port city, you will come across Jagalchi Market, a huge fish market that was established after the Korean War. It is now one of the leading seafood producers in Korea, and you can enjoy fresh sashimi, seafood, and other seafood to your heart's content.

A dried fish market that preserves the image of Busan as an old port city Located right next to Nampo Station on Busan Subway Line 1, at the eastern end of Jagalchi Market is the dried fish wholesale market (Dried Fish Market). It specializes in dried fish, which are representative of Busan, such as dried sardines, dried fish, squid, octopus, seaweed, wakame seaweed, and kelp.

Hello, Jangnimpo, located near the mouth of the Nakdong River from Dadaepo Beach in the southwest of Busan to Eulsukdo Bridge, is a hidden gem of a tourist spot in Busan that has been nicknamed the Venice of Busan because of its similar atmosphere to Venice in Italy. It is far from the center of Busan city...

The fragrant smell and the sweet, chewy yet tender Gopchangyaki of Nampo-dong. The people sat in a circle, whispering to each other, and the fragrant smell rose up. Undeterred by the smell and gases from the charcoal fire, they clinked their glasses together in a toast. The burning sensation in their breathless chests...

Hanyang Jokbal in Nampo-dong The night streets of Nampo-dong are filled with the neon lights of food stalls, the warm lights of street vendors, and the glittering movie billboards that light up the port city of Busan. It's a young town where young people in their teens and twenties roam, but even the hearts of those in their 10s and 20s who are no longer part of the older generation still cherish Nampo-dong...

Few places have undergone as much change as Shanghai Street, located across from Busan KTX Station. The Qing Dynasty (China) consulate was built here in 1884, and the street was given the name Cheonggwan Street. Since then, the street has changed dramatically since the end of the war on August 1945, 8, and the Korean War in 15.

In the 60s, Choryang Kalbi Alley in the port city of Busan started out as a popular spot for workers to enjoy pork ribs and soju. Unhwa Kalbi and Namhae Jip are two long-established restaurants that have been in business here for over 30 years.

Hello, this is Hocheon Village, located on the mountain in Beomcheon-dong near Busan KTX Station. It was named Hocheon Village because tigers often appeared in the village during the Joseon Dynasty. In 2017, the KBS drama "Fight My Way" was filmed here, and many tourists have started to visit. At night, the village...

Busan has many hidden tourist spots, but this time we will introduce a hidden attraction, the "Wish Stairs Monorail." This monorail is located on a mountainside road in Seo-gu, Busan, and features 192 steps, also known as the Wish Stairs. There was once a rock called Dojibawi Rock in this place...

Hello, Yeongdo Street is located across Yeongdo Bridge from Nampo-dong, Busan. The wharf that stretches from Yeongdo Value Hotel to La Valse Hotel is used as a roadside parking lot during the day, but at night, a group of food stalls appear and the street is bustling with locals and tourists drinking together...

Hello, the street from ABC Mart on Busan Gwangbokro Fashion Street to the Busan Modern History Museum has been newly constructed under the name of Film Memorial Street. In the middle of the street, a red 4-story building reminiscent of the Busan International Film Festival, BNK Busan Bank Art Cinema is located in Shinchang-dong...

If you leave Jagalchi Station on Busan Subway Line 1, exit at Exit 7, go straight, turn left at the first corner and go straight until you reach Gukje Market. Go past that and across the intersection is Bosu-dong Book Street, a narrow alley packed with second-hand book stores. There aren't many second-hand book stores left in Korea...