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Busan

Visit an ancient Buddhist temple that dates to the Silla Dynasty before returning to Busan for a revealing glimpse into modern daily life at two bustling marketplaces. The temple is Beomeosa, a sprawling complex nestled on a mountainside surrounded by wisteria woods. Many of the buildings date from the 7th and 8th centuries, although after countless invasions they have been repeatedly reconstructed. In all likelihood, you will see the monks praying and chanting in Buddha Hall. A glimpse into two of Busan’s most vibrant markets follows. Refugees of the Korean War started Gukje, which has grown into the country’s largest traditional market. Fresh seafood is the allure of Jagalchi Fish Market, where every imaginable fish and exotic sea creature is displayed on ice. Both markets are excellent venues for people-watching and to observe daily life.

HIGHLIGHTS:
• Explore a reconstructed Buddhist temple complex that looks like it did in the 7th century.
• Observe the monks at prayer or practicing an ancient, once-secret Korean martial art.
• Stroll the maze-like aisles in Korea’s largest traditional market.
• Browse countless stalls laden with exotic seafood in Jagalchi Fish Market.

Learn to prepare the most popular classic Korean dish for your lunch in a hands-on cooking class and browse the country’s largest seafood market, where you may see some of the ingredients displayed. With the assistance of a local chef at the Cooks’ Academy, you will make beef bulgogi, a signature dish of thinly sliced marinated rib-eye steak cooked with hot pepper flakes, ginger, scallions and soy sauce. The ultimate place to buy seafood in Busan is the Jagalchi Fish Market. As you browse the stalls and stores, you can expect to find every imaginable marine creature, including live eels, sea squirts and skates, which are similar to stingrays. The market is also a great venue to people-watch as the locals shop there daily.

HIGHLIGHTS
• Prepare two classic Korean dishes in a hands-on cooking class.
• Dine on the dishes—local versions of classic barbecued beef and a scallion pancake.
• Browse the stalls of Jagalchi Fish Market, observing the exotic marine creatures.

Renowned for its trendy cosmopolitan ambience and maritime activities, Busan is a great place to immerse yourself in the culture of South Korea. Enjoy a glimpse of this with visits to the local Culture Center for a beautiful performance. Drive to the Cultural Center to experience the art and beauty of the Korean traditional dance. This unique performance is one of the main attractions of Korea. Traditional Korean music and dance are sophisticated forms that embrace the interplay of hung and mot-form and spirit. The performance includes a selection of regional dances featuring dancers in traditional costume. Visit Yongdusan Park, a favorite relaxation place for the citizens of Busan and a wonderful back-drop for many photo opportunities. Here, you can find 70 different species of trees and view the Busan Tower. The tower was built in 1973 and stands close to 400 feet above the Busan landscape. Travel to the Jagalchi Fish Market which is famous throughout the country and is a great representation of Busan. The Jagalchi Fish Market is Korea's largest seafood market and is where you can see the lifestyle of the indigenous Busan natives. After the Korean War, the market solidified itself as a fish market. Most of the people who sell fish are Jagalchi Ajumma; 'ajumma' meaning middle-aged or married women. At the conclusion of your tour, if time permits you will have the option of exploring the downtown area on your own or returning straight to the pier.

Recognize how the sea greatly influences local life by visiting several representative coastal attractions. Unlike the majority of Buddhist temples, Haedong Yonggungsa was constructed right on the shore in honor of the fact that the Great Goddess Buddha lives in the sea. The temple that stands today is an exact replica of the 14th-century original. The designers of the modern APEC House believe its seaside location provides a calm setting for the meetings and international summits that are held there. Natural light bathes the airy interior, adding to the soothing ambiance. The sea’s bounty will be evident as you browse the Jagalchi Fish Market, South Korea’s largest seafood market. Each morning, fresh fish and every other imaginable marine creature is delivered, iced and displayed in the seemingly endless shops and stalls. Other seafood is kept live in water tanks. Besides its incredible variety of seafood, the market is an excellent venue for people-watching.

HIGHLIGHTS
• Visit a seaside temple that is one of three sacred places related to the Goddess Buddha.
• See South Korea’s modern side at a seaside building used for international summits.
• Browse the stalls of Jagalchi Fish Market, observing the exotic marine creatures.

OVERVIEW

See Busan from several different perspectives and come away with an overall understanding of what makes this metropolis so attractive. You will be treated to one of the more unique points of view while crossing the 4.5-mile Gwangan Bridge, the country’s longest suspension bridge. It is among the best places to take in the modern skyline as many of the skyscrapers come right to the edge of the sea. The bridge ends near Haeundae Beach, Busan’s most popular stretch of sand, where you will be free to stroll at your leisure. The beach rims part of Dongbaek Park, an urban oasis named for its dongbaeks, the Korean word for “camellias.” You will soon ascend to the Busan X the Sky observation deck atop a 101-story tower. The views in every direction will be absolutely stunning. A stop at the Cinema Center will present a close-up look at the world’s longest cantilevered roof.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Drive across South Korea’s longest suspension bridge, an engineering marvel.
• Meander along Haeundae Beach, one of Busan’s most popular stretches of sand.
• Gaze out over Busan and the sea from the observation deck of a 101-story skyscraper.
• Pause for photos of the Cinema Center, an icon known for its massive cantilevered roof.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

Enjoy a tour that showcases Busan's main attractions and includes a fascinating look at Korea's tea culture. From the pier, you'll first drive to a near by Temple for a tea ceramony. Here, you will experience and practice the traditional way the Tea Culture is practiced in noble society. It is believed that the Korean tea ceremony was a form of meditation with its aim of purifying the soul and becoming one with nature. Several Confucian scholars shared this belief and as one said, "A cup of tea is the beginning of Zen. Continuing on, you will visit Yongdusan Park. This popular park, which harmoniously blends the Busan Tower and 70 different species of trees, is a favorite relaxation place for the citizens of Busan. Also at Yongdusan is the statue of General Lee Sunsin who was a great commander in Joseon Dynasty period (1392-1910). Marvelous photo opportunities exist at the top of the Busan Tower which soars to just under 400 ft. Afterwards, you'll travel to the Jagalchi Fish Market. The Jagalchi Market is Korea's largest seafood market and is where you can see the lifestyle of the indigenous Busan natives. After the Korean War, the market solidified itself as a fish market. Most of the people who sell fish are women, so the women who sell here are called 'Jagalchi Ajumma', 'ajumma' meaning middle-aged or married women. This market represents Busan and is famous throughout the country. At the conclusion of your tour, If time permits, you will have the option of exploring the downtown area on your own or returning directly to the pier.

Makgeolli, Korean Rice Beer Tasting

Korea's oldest folk liquor. Korean rice beer. The signature brew is a favorite among Koreans and foreigners for its clean and refreshing taste. Loved for generations and recently updated with the addition of bananas and honey, makgeolli is an iconic drink with appeal across age groups. Its place in Korean culture isn't likely to change any time soon.

Haeundae Food Market

Haeundae Market, located within a 5 min walking distance from Haeundae Beach, is a paradise where people can try out various types of food and visit different kinds of places. The famous shops are overcrowded with people waiting in a line to eat spicy rice cakes, fritters, noodle soup, twisted bread stick, pork and rice soup, sliced raw fish, and grilled hagfish as seen on TV. The market is a paradise where you can try out anything you want. If you are lucky enough, you might come across free food samples from generous vendors while exploring the market.

BUSAN X the SKY

BUSAN X the SKY observatory was opened to the public in July 2020 with cafes, restaurant, art gallery and souvenir shop spread across its three floors.

From the sky observatory, you can enjoy the best views of the ocean, mountain ranges and Busan's famous landmarks such as Haeundae Beach, Dongbaek Island, Haeundae Marine City, Gwangandaegyo Bridge. Go up the flight of stairs to the 99th floor and try some coffee or tea at the the Highest Starbucks in the World.

Korean BBQ Dinner

Finally proceed to a local restaurant to experience a delicious Korean BBQ at a local restaurant with amazing views of Haeundae beach. Korean barbecue is a popular method in Korean cuisine of grilling meat, typically pork. It is often prepared on gas or charcoal grills built into the dining table itself.

At the conclusion of your dinner, return to the pier.

Experience a slice of local life in the Korean coastal city of Busan during this bespoke, half-day sightseeing excursion.

Busan, Gamcheon Cultural Village, Street Art

Depart the pier for the short drive to the Gamcheon Cultural Village. Nestled into the side of a mountain, Gamcheon Village was once a dilapidated neighborhood that housed refugees following the Korean War. It was transformed in 2009, when the government's Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism launched an initiative to turn the area into a creative community. Under the theme, ‘Dreaming of Busan Machu Picchu’, painters and sculptors added their colourful and artistic touches to the streets, homes, and businesses of Gamcheon. Today, tourists flock to Gamcheon for a look at some of the finest street art in the country.

Jagalchi Fish Market, Guided Tour, Fresh Seafood & Shellfish

Following your guided tour of the Gamcheon Cultural Village by a native guide, re-board your coach and head to the Jagalchi Fish Market. This bustling, harbour-side market stretches into the downtown area and offers fresh seafood, including a large shellfish section in the middle of the market. During your guided visit, the mountains of fresh seafood and shellfish on ice, sea air, and resonant voices of the market folk combine to create an unforgettable experience.

Gukje Market (International Market), Free Time, Shopping

Your final stop is at the Gukje Market. Busan's largest and most central market area, it was formed by merchants descended from refugees of the Korean War. The alleyways are divided into six market districts offering a wide array of goods, including silk, linen, clothing, bags, glasses, and curtains. Following a short, guided tour, some free time is made available for shopping at your leisure. At the conclusion of your visit, re-board your coach and commence the short drive back to the pier.

Experience the coastal beauty of Busan and one of its most beautiful Buddhist temples during this picturesque, half-day sightseeing excursion.

Busan City and Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, Shoreline Temples, Statues & Sculptures

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately one-hour drive through Busan City en route to the magnificent Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, one of the visited and revered Buddhist temples in Busan. Founded in 1376 and restored in 1970, this Buddhist Temple is located atop a huge rock emerging from the ocean. This spectacular site houses numerous temples along the shoreline, along with dozens of statues and sculptures. The sound of the ocean waves from the East Sea and melody of sutra chanting from the temple combine to create a magical effect, and further enhance the appeal of this stunning architectural marvel.

Haeundae Beach, Oryukdo Skywalk, Panoramic Coastal, Sea & Daemado Island Views

Next, re-board your coach and drive along Haeundae Beach to the spectacular Oryukdo Skywalk. Opened in 2013, the skywalk is located in the Seungdumal area, which is regarded as the dividing point between the East and South seas. This incredible, iron-and-glass structure is perched above an approximately 115-foot-high (35-metre-high) coastal cliff. Its transparent floor and walls offer stunning panoramic vistas of the coast, sea, and distant Daemado Island on clear days. Following your visit, re-board your coach and commence the approximately 30-minute drive back to the pier.

Discover the history, culture, and local life in Busan during this scenic and informative, half-day introductory excursion. 

Busan, UN Memorial Cemetery, Memorial Halls, Monuments 

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 30-minute drive to the UN Memorial Cemetery. It honours UN soldiers from 16 countries, and UN aids from five countries, who were killed in battle during the Korean War from 1950-1953. The UN Memorial Cemetery is also the only memorial cemetery in the world dedicated to UN soldiers. This serene park covers an expansive, grassy plain area featuring halls, memorials, monuments, and ponds. Following your guided tour, re-board your coach and head for the Busan Museum.

Busan Museum, Exhibition Rooms, Artefacts, Jagalchi Fish Market

Opened in 1978, the Busan Museum plays a leading role in preserving the historical and cultural heritage Busan. It offers seven regular exhibition rooms that are spread over three floors displaying thousands of artefacts collected from the Busan and Gyeongnam areas, along with the Kiln and Outdoor Exhibition halls. The Outdoor Exhibition Hall is home to precious pagodas, Buddhist statues, and monuments. A new exhibition hall displays a wide array of relics from the Prehistoric Age to modern times. Next, re-board your coach and head to the Jagalchi Fish Market. This bustling, harbour-side market stretches into the downtown area and offers fresh seafood, including a large shellfish section in the middle of the market.

Guided Tour, Fresh Seafood & Shellfish, Gukje Market (International Market), Free Time, Shopping

During your guided visit, the mountains of fresh seafood and shellfish on ice, sea air, and resonant voices of the market folk combine to create an unforgettable experience. Your final stop is at the Gukje Market. Busan's largest and most central market area, it was formed by merchants descended from refugees of the Korean War. The alleyways are divided into six market districts offering a wide array of goods, including silk, linen, clothing, bags, glasses, and curtains. Following a short, guided tour, some free time is made available for shopping at your leisure. At the conclusion of your visit, re-board your coach and commence the short drive back to the pier.

Discover the secrets to preparing sumptuous Korean cuisine during this interactive, half-day cooking excursion with lunch.

Busan, Jagalchi Fish Market, Fresh Seafood & Shellfish

Depart the pier for the short drive to the bustling, harbour-side Jagalchi Fish Market, which stretches into the downtown area. As a seaport, the Jagalchi Fish Market offers fresh seafood, including a large shellfish section in the middle of the market. Boats unload their catches here very early each morning, and sell them on the spot. By the time you arrive, mountains of fresh seafood are attractively arranged on ice. During your guided visit, the fresh seafood and shellfish on ice, sea air, and resonant voices of the market folk combine to create an unforgettable experience.

Lotte Mart & Department Store, Free Time, Shopping

Leaving the Jagalchi Fish Market, re-board your coach and continue on to Lotte Mart, a local grocery market located inside of the Lotte Department Store. Upon arrival, enjoy the Korean local grocery experience during some free time for shopping at your leisure. Following your visit, re-board your coach and head to the nearby Cooking Institute.

Cooking Institute, Korean Cooking Lesson, Lunch, Complimentary Apron

Upon arrival, meet your chef and begin your interactive cooking lesson. Learn to prepare bulgogi, a Korean barbecue dish typically consisting of grilled marinated beef, or bibimbab, a signature Korean dish consisting of warm white rice topped with namul (sautéed and seasoned vegetables), gochujang (chili pepper paste), and soy sauce or doenjang (a salty soybean paste). A raw or fried egg, and sliced meat (usually beef), are common additions. After your cooking lesson, dine on the meal you have helped to prepare and receive a traditional Korean apron as a memento of your visit. At the conclusion of your tour, re-board your coach and commence the short drive back to the pier.

Explore Busan at your leisure during your full-day (8-hour) sightseeing tour via private car. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned car and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Explore Busan at your leisure during your half-day (4-hour) sightseeing tour via private car. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned car and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Explore Busan at your leisure during your full-day (8-hour) sightseeing tour via private van. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned van and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Explore Busan at your leisure during your half-day (4-hour) sightseeing tour via private van. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned van and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Experience the uniquely beautiful and historic treasures of Busan, and tea-time with a monk, during this immersive, full-day sightseeing excursion with lunch.

Busan, Beomeosa Temple, Iljumun Pagoda, Royal Palace Wings, Pavilions, Tea-Time with a Monk

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 50-minute drive to the Beomeosa Temple. Located at the edge of Mt. Geumjeongsan, Beomeosa Temple was constructed by the monk, Ui Sang, in 678 A.D. Renovated in 1713, the temple is one of the most delicate and luxurious architectures of the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910). Features include Iljumun, the 9th-century, three-storey pagoda with four pillars, seven royal palace wings, pavilions, three gates, and eleven hermitages. Designated a National Monument, Beomeosa is surrounded by beautiful wisteria woods and valleys. Following your temple tour, don’t miss an exclusive opportunity for Silversea guests to meet and meditate with a monk, and talk over a cup of tea.

Haeundae Beach, Dongbaek Island, Nurimaru, APEC House, Gwangan Bridge, Lighthouse, Jeongja

Next, re-board your coach and drive along Haeundae Beach to the APEC House, built to host the 2005 APEC Summit meeting at the tip of Dongbaek Island, which stands near Haeundae Beach. This glassy, eye-catching building has been one of Busan’s iconic landmarks since then. Because of its priceless location in Nurimaru, APEC House offers spectacular panoramic views and amazing photo opportunities. Upon arrival, enjoy breath-taking vistas of the entire length of the Gwangan Bridge that stretches over Gwangalli Beach from Nurimaru. The picturesque lighthouse over a jeongja (traditional Korean pavilion), is a unique photo spot as well. Time-permitting, an evening view over Nurimaru is especially beautiful.

Lunch, Jagalchi Fish Market, Fresh Seafood & Shellfish, Gukje Market, Free Time, Shopping

After lunch at a local restaurant, transfer to the harbour-side Jagalchi Fish Market, which stretches into the downtown area and offers fresh seafood, including a large shellfish section in the middle of the market. The mountains of fresh seafood on ice, sea air, and resonant voices of the market folk combine to create an unforgettable experience. Your final stop is at the Gukje Market. Busan's largest and most central market area, its alleyways are divided into six market districts offering a wide array of goods, including silk, linen, clothing, bags, glasses, and curtains. After a short tour, some free time is made available for shopping at your leisure. Following your visit, re-board your coach and commence the short drive back to the pier.

Explore a few of the most venerated UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Korea during this panoramic, full-day sightseeing excursion.

Busan, Gyeongju

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 1.5-hour drive through the city and countryside en route to Gyeongju. Located on the eastern coast where the morning sunlight first touches the Orient, Gyeongju was formerly the capital of the Shilla Kingdom, and centre of Korea, when Shilla unified the peninsula in 676 A.D. An UNESCO World Heritage Site, Gyeongju was also designated by UNESCO as one of the world's ten most historically significant sites and is known as the 'museum without walls'.

Bulguksa Temple, Local Restaurant, Traditional Korean Bulgogi Lunch

Upon arrival at Gyeongju, your first stop is at the Bulguksa Temple, an UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Korea's best-known temples. Located on the western slope of Mt. Tohamsan, the Bulguksa Temple is a monument to both the skill of the Shilla architects and depth of Buddhist faith at the time. Whilst most of the wooden buildings have been rebuilt over the centuries, all of the stone bridges, stairways and pagodas are original. Following your visit, re-board your coach and proceed for a traditional Korean bulgogi (marinated beef) lunch at a local restaurant.  

Gyeongju National Museum, Gold Crowns, Buddhist Artefacts, Stone Sculptures, Emuille Bell

After lunch, re-board your coach and head to the Gyeongju National Museum. A place of compelling interest, the National Museum, preserves much of the Shilla heritage, including magnificent gold crowns, pottery, Buddhist artefacts, and stone sculptures. The museum also houses the Divine Bell of King Seongdeok the Great, also referred to as the legendary Emuille Bell. One of Asia's largest and most resonant bells, the Emuille Bell is comprised of approximately 19 tons (about 17.2 tonnes) of bronze and stands approximately 11 feet (about 3.4 metres) in height.

Tumuli Park, Royal Shilla Tombs, Flying Horse Tomb, Artefacts

Leaving the museum, re-board your coach and transfer to Tumuli Park, a collection of royal Shilla tombs located in the middle of Gyeongju. The park contains 20 tombs, of which the Chonmachong Tomb (Flying Horse Tomb) is the most famous. Its name comes from the picture of a flying horse found painted on white birch bark when the tomb was excavated in 1974, and subsequently yielded more than 11,500 artefacts. At the conclusion of your tour, re-board your coach and commence the approximately 1.5-hour drive back to the pier.

2005 fand in Busan das Treffen der Asiatisch-Pazifischen Wirtschaftsgemeinschaft im Nurimaru APEC-Haus in Busan statt. Die liebevoll gestaltete Ausstellung befasst sich mit dem wichtigen Gipfel und auch die Außenanlage des Gebäudes ist sehr sehenswert. Direkt am Meer gelegen hat der Yonggungsa-Tempel ein ganz besonderes Flair. Fast schon mit dem Felsen verschmolzen: das verwinkelte Gelände des beliebten Pilgerziels.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Fahrt zum Haedong-Yonggungsa-Tempel, ca. 1 Stunde
• Etwa 1-stündiger Besuch des Tempels
• Weiterfahrt zum Nurimaru APEC-Haus, knapp 30 Minuten
• Rund 1-stündige Besichtigung des Hauses

Erkunden Sie Orte von historischer Bedeutung in Busan: das Nurimaru APEC-Haus in dem die Versammlung der Asiatisch-Pazifischen Wirtschaftsgemeinschaft 2005 stattfand, sowie den UN-Gedenkfriedhof. Hier gedenkt man der UN-Streitkräfte, die im Korea-Krieg gefallen sind. Der Kkangtong-Markt hat seine Wurzeln ebenfalls im Krieg. Hier wurde mit US-Importware in Blechdosen gehandelt, daher der Name Kkangtong, was Blechdose bedeutet.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Besichtigung des Nurimaru APEC-Hauses, etwa 1 Stunde
• Rund 40-minütiger Aufenthalt auf dem UN-Gedenkfriedhof
• Besuch des Kkangtong-Markts, ca. 1 Stunde

Zentral, am Wasser und sogar Hauptdarsteller in einem Kino-Streifen: das alles ist Haeundae. Das lebhafte Stadtviertel ist bei Touristen sowie Einheimischen beliebt. Erkunden Sie einige der Sehenswürdigkeiten und genießen Sie etwas Freizeit, um ein wenig des Puls der Stadt zu erfühlen.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Besuch des Haedong-Yonggungsa-Tempels, ca. 1 Stunde
• Etwa 1-stündige Besichtigung des Nurimaru APEC-Hauses
• Freizeit, etwa zum Mittagessen in Haeundae, gut 1 Stunde
• Fahrt über die Diamant-Brücke und Fotostopp am Cinema Center
• Ca. 45-minütiger Aufenthalt auf dem Fischmarkt

Die UNESCO-geschützte Tempelanlage Tongdosa ist bekannt dafür, dass keine Buddha-Statuen aufgestellt sind. Die klassisch-reduzierte Architektur der Anlage, eingebettet in idyllische Natur macht den Tongdosa-Tempel zu einem fast schon meditativen Ort. Ein bisschen Nervenkitzel verspricht hingegen der Oryukdo Skywalk, eine gläserne Brücke, die über eine Landzunge 15 m auf das Meer hinausragt.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Fahrtzeit nach Tongdosa, ca. 1 Stunde
• Etwa 1-stündiger Besuch der Tempelanlage
• Weiterfahrt zum Oryukdo Skywalk rund 1 Stunde und dort ca. 40 Minuten Aufenthalt

Vom Krieg mehr oder weniger unversehrt hat Busan einige sehenswerte Ecken, in denen die Geschichte der Stadt überdauert hat. Ob ausgestellt im Museum oder konserviert zwischen verstaubten Buchdeckeln in Second-Hand-Buchgeschäften, wartet sie nur darauf, von Ihnen entdeckt zu werden.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Besuch des Busan Museums für moderne Geschichte, etwa 1 Stunde
• Ca. 50-minütiger Besuch der Provisional Capital Memorial Hall
• Etwa 40-minütiger Spaziergang über den Kkangtong-Markt und die Bosu-dong Book Street, mit zahlreichen Second-Hand-Buchläden
• Besuch der verwinkelten Straße Choryang Ibagu-gil, einem historischen Straßenzug

Das bunte Künstlerviertel Gamcheon gehört genauso zum vielseitigen Stadtbild Busans wie der Gedenkfriedhof für die Gefallenen des Korea-Kriegs. Während auf dem Friedhof besinnliche Ordnung herrscht, schmiegen sich im Viertel Gamcheon die kunterbunten Häuser entlang enger Straßen den Hang hinauf und geben ein pittoreskes Bild ab. Hier gibt es nichts, was es nicht gibt: Auf dem lebhaften Kkangtong-Markt findet der Besucher alles, was das Herz begehrt, sei es ein schneller Snack oder ein Teppich.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Ca. 30-minütiger Bustransfer zum UN-Gedenkfriedhof
• Besuch des UN-Gedenkfriedhofs, rund 1 Stunde
• Etwa 1-stündiger Besuch des Künstlerviertels Gamcheon
• Aufenthalt auf dem Kkangtong-Markt, knapp 1 Stunde

Wie viele andere Großstädte hat auch Busan zahlreiche Sehenswürdigkeiten. Bei Ihrem Ausflug besuchen Sie exemplarisch einen berühmten Tempel, einen ausgedehnten Park und einen lebhaften Markt; ein bisschen von allem also.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Rund 1-stündige Fahrt zum Beomeosa-Tempel
• Besichtigung der Tempelanlage, etwa 1 Stunde
• Rückfahrt durch Seomyeon, dem wirtschaftlichen Zentrum Busans
• Spaziergang durch den Yongdusan-Park, ca. 30 Minuten
• Ca. 40-minütiger Aufenthalt auf dem Fischmarkt

In der Umgebung von Busan sind zahlreiche historische Orte zu finden. Die ausgedehnte Tempelanlage Tongdosa ist nur einer davon. Im Örtchen Yangdong fühlt man sich gleich in die Vergangenheit zurückversetzt. In Oksan Seowon, einer konfuzianistischen Akademie, die gleichzeitig als Schrein dient, wird die Lehre des Konfuzius bis heute weitergegeben.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Fahrt nach Yangdong, ca. 1,5 Stunden
• Besichtigung des Ortes Yangdong, etwa 1,5 Stunden
• Rund 40-minütiger Besuch der Akademie Oksan Seowon
• Besuch des Tongdosa Tempels, ca. 1 Stunde
• Dazwischen Transfers und koreanisches Mittagessen

Sie starten Ihre Wanderung am Oryukdo Skywalk, einer Glasbrücke, die ca. 15 m weit über die Küstenlinie hinausragt und spektakuläre Blicke auf das Meer unter Ihren Füßen erlaubt. Bei der Wanderung entlang der Igidae-Küstenstraße begleitet Sie das Meer zu Ihrer rechten und links das Festland, während Sie die spektakuläre Aussicht und die frische Meeresluft genießen.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Fahrt zum Ausgangspunkt der Wanderung, ca. 30 Minuten
• Rund 30-minütiger Aufenthalt am Oryukdo Skywalk
• Wanderung entlang der Küste, etwa 2,5 Stunden