Busan, the jewel of Southeast Korean Peninsula is the second largest city of South
Korea. The landscape of this beautiful port city offers a variegated combination
of steep mountains, long coastline dotted with beaches, rocky cliffs, rivers and
islands.
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| BUSAN |
There are a popular destination in Busan......
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| APEC House |
The site of the APEC Summit Talks in November 2005, Nurimaru APEC House
has been widely considered to be one of the most picturesque venues for
the APEC Summit. Foreigners and Koreans alike have praised Nurimaru,
where the sandy beaches of Haeundae meet the evergreen pines of Dongbaek
Island
The venue’s design also blends with its surrounding natural scenery.
Built in a modern style, Nurimaru features the traditional Korean
“arbor” style for its overall shape and roof to represent the curves of
Dongbaek Island.
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| Beomeosa Temple |
Beomeosa Temple on Mt. Geumjeong is Busan’s largest, most historical
temple. The scent of pine will greet and envelope you when you enter
1,300-year-old Beomeosa Temple. There are a lot of treasures located at
Beomeosa Temple, such as Daewoongjeon, which has been designated as
national treasure.
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| Busan Aqua |
Busan Aquarium is the country’s largest and most high-tech underwater
theme aquarium and is located at the entrance of Haeundae Beach. The
80-meter-long aquarium tank offers 270-degree views and contains over
350 species of fish, sharks, reptiles and penguins, totaling 35,000
creatures.
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