World Slow Travel Busan 48 Hours Classic No-Miss Itinerary Planning

Recommended to stay near Busan Station, there is a street full of hotels right outside the station, making it convenient to go anywhere. day1️⃣ Hope 192 Stairs near Busan Station Popular community cable car 🚡, take the bus from Busan Station for 20 stops to get there (the distance between stops is very short, mountain road). This is also a mural village, you can go early to stroll around. Haeundae 'Little Kamakura' seaside small train, capsule train Navigation: Haeundae Blueline Park (there is a direct bus from Busan Station, the subway is far), you can take the seaside train or capsule train, 'Little Kamakura' is at Cheongsapo Station. Find a grilled scallop or grilled eel restaurant by the sea at Cheongsapo and eat in a small building by the sea, it's very enjoyable. Squat in a sea view toilet 🚽, have a cup of coffee at the world's highest Starbucks X THE SKY by Haeundae Beach, the elevator going up feels like a time tunnel, there is a sea view glass floor on the 100th floor, if you are afraid of heights, crawl over it. Don't forget to visit the highest sea view toilet at the world's highest Starbucks. Gwangalli SPA LAND Jjimjilbang This is a newly opened place, most jjimjilbangs are concentrated near Gwangalli and Haeundae. Be sure to buy a portion of hot spring eggs and sweet rice wine! The first floor is traditional jjimjilbang, the second floor has very unique jjimjilbang rooms, highly recommended! For dinner, go to the alley opposite Busan Station, there is an old pork soup restaurant 'Bonjeon Pork Soup', always has long queues, good value for money and taste, but it closes at 8:30 PM, go early. day2️⃣ Crystal Seaside Cable Car 🚡 ❗️Not for those afraid of heights Busan Station is very close to Songdo, mainly for the seaside cable car here. We bought the Busan Pass which can be exchanged for a regular ticket, added 5,000 KRW to take the crystal cable car. Dragon Palace to feel the sea breeze A viewing platform that looks like a dragon, separate ticket required, we bought the Busan Pass card, directly free. Take the Busan city bus to Baeksan Beach Cultural Village, there are many boutique shops here, you can eat sea view ramen with the sea breeze. When tired of walking, find a café to sit and watch the sea, highly recommend the foot bath sea view café. A few kilometers up the mountain from Baeksan Beach, there is a sea view café featured in Busan promotional videos, sit on the steps, drink coffee and watch the sea, there are band performances in the evening. Gamcheon Culture Village The Little Prince of Busan is here! This time I changed into Hanbok and took a photo with the Little Prince. A dopamine-colored small village, the residential clusters built along the mountain are very impressive. A very popular shop in the village makes movie animation books, you have to queue for a long time, if you want to take photos, at least leave 1 hour, it's very fun with friends. The small bus up and down Gamcheon is also part of the experience, the mountain road is very steep, almost drifting at the hairpin turns. Buy the Busan Pass 48h card, all the essence of Busan can be directly exchanged for tickets, plan your route well, it's really worth it, recommend choosing the physical card, the card is also a bus card, with 3,000 KRW inside, you can recharge at convenience stores when used up, you can also check the balance on the recharge machines in Seoul, not sure if it can be used directly in Seoul, feel free to add 🫰