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Taejongdae Hot Springs In the cold winter, you will miss a warm place where you can feel the winter atmosphere of your destination and completely relieve the fatigue of your journey and mental fatigue. Busan faces the sea and has had a long history of developing hot springs called salt springs. A salt spring is a spring that contains 1 kg of salt in XNUMX kg of water...

Hello, Taejongdae Park, located at the southernmost tip of Yeongdo, Busan, is popular for the Danubi train that runs around the park and the sightseeing boat that tours Taejongdae on the sea, but there are many restaurants clustered around the entrance to the park. The Taejongdae Nakji Bokkeum that can be eaten in one corner is a must-try in Busan city...

Hello, Jagalmadang is a beach located right next to Taejongdae Park in Yeongdo-gu, Busan. Jagalmadang is called a gravel area because there are many pebbles and gravel on the beach. When the waves actually come in, you can hear the vivid sound of the gravel rolling around. Yeongdo Chi...

Hello, there are many delicious looking driver's restaurants in front of the entrance to Taejongdae Park, located on the edge of Yeongdo, Busan. Among them is Jagalchi Saengseongui Driver's Restaurant, which serves delicious grilled fish. It is located right in front of the entrance to Taejongdae Park, and has a noticeable yellow sign with red letters...

I went to Taejongdae Park in Busan where the Hydrangea Festival is being held. Even though it was a weekday, many people were enjoying the hydrangeas blooming in abundance at Taejongsa Temple in Taejongdae Park. In addition to this, I took a leisurely stroll through the park rich in nature and rode the Danubi Tourist Train, a Taejongdae specialty...