Traveling Busan and Yangsan around Geumjeongsan National Park... from Haeundae Beach to Jagalchi Market

Geumjeongsan, the 24th national park in South Korea, spans across Busan and Yangsan, and it is adjacent to various attractions where travelers can continue their journey with the vibrant energy of Busan and Yangsan after taking a rest in nature through the national park. According to a video from National Park TV, Haeundae Beach, Gwangalli Beach, Gamcheon Culture Village, Busan Marine Natural History Museum, and Jagalchi Market were introduced as representative travel courses around Geumjeongsan.

Haeundae and Gwangalli Beach, and Gamcheon Culture Village where art lives

Busan, located near Geumjeongsan National Park, is a vibrant city visited by tourists from all over the world. In the video, the host Hannah explains Haeundae Beach as a place famous for its magnificent skyline and endless white sandy beach, picking it as a suitable place to feel the dynamic energy of the sea. Gwangalli Beach, located right next to Haeundae, is well known for its beautiful coastline and the iconic Gwangandaegyo Bridge that crosses the sea, and it was mentioned as an optimal place to leave behind "life shots" (photos of a lifetime).

Gamcheon Culture Village, where history and art coexist, is a place where a shelter for refugees during the Korean War has been reborn as an artistic space filled with pastel-toned murals and creative sculptures. The video describes this place as the 'Santorini of Korea,' explaining that it provides an experience as if stepping into a fairy tale in the real world. Visitors can stroll through maze-like alleys to discover hidden cozy cafes or leave memories with the The Little Prince sculpture overlooking the village.

Marine life specimens at the Busan Marine Natural History Museum enjoyed for free

In Busan, South Korea's first marine natural history museum is located. According to the video, this museum was established to raise awareness and promote interest in the marine world, and it plays a role in informing about the importance of preserving vulnerable marine environments and biodiversity. In particular, a feature of this place is that the admission fee is free.

Inside the museum, one can observe thousands of interesting marine specimens, ranging from giant sharks to rare marine life from around the world. Due to these characteristics, the video introduces it as a top choice for family visitors accompanied by children.

The vitality of Jagalchi Market and fresh seafood food

The place where you can directly feel the dynamic energy of Busan is Jagalchi Market, the largest seafood market in South Korea. This place creates a lively atmosphere, mainly operated by legendary female merchants known as 'Jagalchi Ajumma.' The market is filled with fresh seafood caught straight from the sea, and visitors can choose the seafood they want on the first floor and then move to the floor immediately above to eat dishes cooked on the spot. The video describes it as a place where one can experience both the deep flavor of the sea and the local culture at the same time.

Geumjeongsan National Park encompasses Busan and Yangsan and provides various foods and sights. After recharging the body and mind in the national park, it is possible to follow a travel route that experiences the vibrant culture and flavors of Busan and Yangsan.