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3 Days 2 Nights Refreshing Trip in Busan

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Busan, renowned as one of Korea’s top tourist cities, attracts countless travelers each year with its stunning beaches and vibrant food scene. Even if you've visited several times, there's always something new to discover. For those looking for a fresh take on their Busan adventure, we’ve crafted a 2-night, 3-day itinerary featuring the hottest spots from photo-worthy landmarks to trendy coffee spots.
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Day 1

Discover the Hidden Charms of Busan
Spend a day exploring exotic spots in Busan: from a beach reminiscent of Southeast Asia to a port that rivals Italy, and a park straight out of La La Land. End your day with stunning photos like a movie star.

· Total Time: 6 hours

Main attractions on Day one
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    Dadaepo Beach
    Beach with desert-like sand. The shallow waters and mild temperatures make it perfect for swimmers of all ages. The ecological trail offers stunning seasonal views, making each visit uniquely beautiful.
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    Jangnim Port
    Known as "Bunecchia," or the Venice of Busan, this picturesque port is a hot spot on social media. The colorful buildings lined along the canals and the charming little boats floating on the water create a lovely scene.
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    Huinnyeoul Beach
    Located in Huinnyeoul Culture Village, this café is often referred to as Korea's Cinque Terre. With its pink exterior, vibrant Southeast Asian rattan decor, and breathtaking ocean view, it offers a delightful experience. The signature menu is Huinyeoul Blossom.
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    Yeongdo Haenyeo Village
    This restaurant, cherished by travelers for its excellent food and stunning view, offers seating right by the coast. Enjoy your meal while gazing out at the vast Busan sea. The popular menu is Gimbap filled with fresh uni.
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    Uam-dong Urban Forest
    Thanks to its beautiful night view, it is nicknamed La La Land of Busan. In the dark, the Bukhang Bridge lights up and creates a dazzling view. The big moon sculpture in the park is the main photo spot.
A perfect itinerary for stunning photos
Day 2

Unforgettable Memories
Visit the hidden photo spots in Busan. Enjoy the clear blue sea, explore a museum, and stroll through trendy cafe streets. After sunset, how about going on a yacht tour to take in the vibrant night views of Busan?

· Total Time: 10 hours

Coffee shop recommendations to complement the itinerary
Jeonpo Cafe Street, with its distinctly unique coffee shops, offers more than just excellent coffee. Each coffee shop features its own specialty desserts and atmosphere. Choose your favorite based on the flavors and ambiance that best suit your taste.
Main attractions on Day two
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    Oryukdo Sunrise Park
    Park next to the dark blue Busan sea. The view from Oryukdo Skywalk, a glass observatory on the coastal cliff, is particularly breathtaking. You can observe Tsushima Island on a clear day.
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    Seomyeon Milmyeon
    It is a prominent place among various Milmyeon places in Busan. The savory broth is made by simmering beef bones for 72 hours. Fat dumplings with chewy skin are also popular as it makes a great combination with Milmyeon.
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    Seomyeon Museum
    As the first studio-style museum in Korea, it is known for its ever-changing exhibitions on different themes. Always photogenic regardless of the time you visit, it’s an ideal spot for capturing great photos, unaffected by the weather.
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    Jeonpo Cafe Street
    Streets with hip and trendy coffee shops in Busan. Every corner of the street is a photo zone. Enjoy exploring unique coffee spots and small boutiques offering fun souvenirs.
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    Cheongsapo
    Striking location marked by parallel white and red lighthouses. The Daritdol Skywalk, which gives the feeling of walking on the sea, is also a key attraction in Cheongsapo. The transparent floor at the end of the observatory offers a thrilling experience.
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    Haeundae Blueline Park
    Unique way to enjoy coastal views. The Sky Capsule, traveling along a 10-meter high aerial rail, transports you from Cheongsapo to Mipo. You can also use it in the opposite direction, from Mipo to Cheongsapo.
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    Haemok
    Famous for its Nagoya-style eel rice bowl. The interior also feels like a local restaurant in Japan. It has been featured on TV shows for its exceptional taste and presentation.
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    Yachtya
    Yacht tour for a special night in Busan. Ride a yacht around Gwangalli and enjoy the dazzling night view of Busan. Fireworks on a romantic yacht are the highlight of the ride!
Explore popular attractions in Gijang
Day 3

Busan's Hidden Gem, Gijang-gun
No talk of trending travel spots in Busan is complete without mentioning Gijang-gun, home to photogenic attractions like lake parks, cathedrals, and bamboo forests. Enjoy a peaceful stroll and capture memories with amazing photos of you and Busan.

· Total Time: 4 hours 30 minutes

Restaurant & coffee shop recommendations to complement the itinerary
Bareut Sikdang is a popular restaurant with a long wait time. If you find it challenging to wait, consider visiting other great eateries or cafes. Gijang offers many restaurants with stunning ocean views.
Main attractions on Day three
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    Yongso Well-being Park
    Park where calm lakes and dense forests present relaxation. The neat walking path makes a great photo spot as well as a perfect trail. A boat on the lake is also perfect for the picture.
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    Jukseong Church
    Initially built as a drama set, it remains an iconic photo spot in Gijang. Deep blue seas, coastal cliffs and an exotic cathedral building create a movie-like scene.
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    Bareut Sikdang
    Popular spot in Gijang for clam dishes. This restaurant always draws a crowd of travelers eager to try their spicy mixed clams and clam Bibimbap. The food is exceptional, and the ocean view from the window seats adds to the charm of the experience.
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    Ahopsan Forest
    Filming location for movies like Kundo. This bamboo forest boasts a history of over 400 years with towering bamboo stalks creating a mystical atmosphere. Before heading back to Seoul, take a leisurely stroll through the dense bamboo grove for a soothing escape.
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