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Taejongdae: Cliffs, a Lighthouse & the Danubi Train Taejongdae is Busan’s most dramatic stretch of coast — pine-clad cliffs, a white lighthouse and sea views that run to the horizon. Here is how to get there, how to use the Danubi train, and exactly what to see. Last Updated: June 2026 The short version Taejongdae … Read more
A coastal city of bridges, beaches and mountains, Busan is made for photos. Here are the best sunset, night-skyline and sunrise spots — where to stand, and when to go.
Korea’s oldest public beach, a curving over-sea skywalk, a glass-floor marine cable car and a clifftop suspension bridge — a local’s guide to Songdo, Busan’s most underrated seaside day out.
Beaches, sea temples, painted villages, night views and Korea’s best seafood — a local’s pick of the best things to do in Busan, and how to fit them into your trip.
Busan’s two star beaches, side by side. Haeundae is the big upscale resort beach; Gwangalli is the younger one with the famous bridge night view. Here’s how to pick — or do both.
Sea cliffs, a lighthouse, and a cliffside village often called Busan’s Santorini — all on one island. How to see Taejongdae and Huinnyeoul, what to do, and how to get there.
One of Korea’s only seaside temples — perched on the rocks above the East Sea. How to get there, what to see, the best time for sunrise, and local tips.
Busan’s most photogenic beach — the lit-up Gwangan Bridge, the free weekend drone show, where to eat raw fish by the sea, and how to time your evening.
Busan’s pastel hillside village — how to get there, the photo spots, and how to visit without missing the point (or annoying the residents).
How to actually do Haeundae — the beach, the sky capsule, the food alleys and the quiet corners locals love.
