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Gamcheon Culture Village is probably the number 1 attraction in Busan. The colourful hillside village is known for its vibrant murals, maze-like streets, galleries, souvenir stores and panoramic views.

Wear comfy shoes because there’s a lot of uphill walking and stairs!

SAVE FOR ALL THE BEST PHOTO SPOTS:
✨ .it.house: a pink cafe with a great rooftop.

✨ Haneul Maru Observatory: free entry and looks down over the whole village.

✨The Home Market: a jewellery shop with an outdoor courtyard and perhaps the best view point! I actually missed this when I first arrived in the early morning because the courtyard was closed until the shop opens.

✨: the famous coffee shop with the bright blue walls and little hot air balloon pulley system that lowers your coffee to you. The rooftop here also has great views.

✨: a larger cafe with outdoor balcony views.

My favourite temple in Busan was Sangwangsa Temple. While all the tour buses head to the famous coastal Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, this one only had a handful of locals even on a Saturday morning.

The colourful architecture here is stunning and it’s such a great place for photos. There’s also a hiking trail behind the temple that was popular with the locals.