Busan
South Korea
In repose between mountains and sea, Busan (Travel Destination) is a stunning confluence of scenery, culture and cuisine. It’s long been domestically lauded as the country’s best beach getaway, but South Korea’s second largest city packs an eclectic offering of activities to suit all travellers: hike hills to Buddhist temples, settle into sizzling hot springs and feast on seafood still a-wriggle at Jagalchi, the country’s largest fish market. Bestowed the title of East Asia Culture City for 2018, Busan(Travel Destination) will be at its most vibrant this year with a medley of colourful events showcasing the country’s cultural heritage, from street art festivals to traditional dance shows. Add in a prestigious international film festival and it seems this second-city is poised to steal the spotlight.
Pusan, also spelled Busan(Travel Destination), metropolitan city and port, South Korea, located at the southeast tip of the Korean peninsula. It is bordered to the north and west by South Kyŏngsang (South Gyeongsang) province (do); to the south and east lies the Korea Strait. During the Koryŏ dynasty (935–1392) it was named Pusanp’o (Korean pu meaning “kettle” and san meaning “mountain,” for the shape of the mountain at whose foot it is situated, and p’o meaning “bay” or “harbour”). Pusan(Travel Destination) is the country’s largest port and second largest city. It has the status of a metropolitan city under the direct control of the central government, with administrative status equal to that of a province.
Pusan, also spelled Busan(Travel Destination), metropolitan city and port, South Korea, located at the southeast tip of the Korean peninsula. It is bordered to the north and west by South Kyŏngsang (South Gyeongsang) province (do); to the south and east lies the Korea Strait. During the Koryŏ dynasty (935–1392) it was named Pusanp’o (Korean pu meaning “kettle” and san meaning “mountain,” for the shape of the mountain at whose foot it is situated, and p’o meaning “bay” or “harbour”). Pusan(Travel Destination) is the country’s largest port and second largest city. It has the status of a metropolitan city under the direct control of the central government, with administrative status equal to that of a province.
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