Most trips to Busan follow a familiar script: Haeundae Beach selfies, Gamcheon Culture Village murals, a plate of raw fish at Jagalchi Market. On a cool Saturday morning this September, I tried something that threw my usual routine out entirely — I strapped on a pair of headphones, picked up a portable field recorder, and … Read more
When most people think of Busan, they picture waves crashing against Haeundae Beach or the colorful rooftops of Gamcheon Culture Village. I did too, until I found myself standing in a bamboo grove so dense that the sky nearly disappeared. Ahopsan Forest is the kind of place that doesn’t show up on the typical Busan … Read more
Most visitors to Busan head straight for Haeundae or Gwangalli and never make it to the western side of the city. I almost didn’t either. But at the far end of Dadaepo Beach, past the tidal flats where kids chase crabs and the reed fields where newlyweds pose for photos, there’s a forested headland called … Read more
If you’re looking for a Busan walking route that doesn’t require a full day or a packed itinerary, the stretch from Yeongdo Bridge to Ganggangyi Art Village in Yeongdo — a small island district connected to central Busan — is one worth knowing. It’s short, easy to reach on foot or by bus, and covers … Read more