From the Top-Notch you can see the whole city of Busan

In Jung-gu, Busan, South Korea, Yongdusan Park is home to the 120-meter-tall Busan Tower. Busan Tower was built in 1973 and is located in the middle of 16 popular attractions. The tower is just used for entertainment, unlike other towers in South Korea that are equipped with transmission machinery.

A modest cafe and a panoramic view may be found on the deck, which is only accessible during business hours via two high-speed elevators. Several galleries and gift stores link to the base of the tower. Tourist guides frequently recommend the tower as a nice location to see the city's harbor.

One of the Interesting Facts is that From the Top-Notch you can see the whole city of Busan. You can see Jagalchi Market, Gamcheon Culture Village, Yeongdaegyo Bridge, Haeundae, and many more cultural landmarks from the observatory on the fifth level. But be sure to explore the first two stories of Busan Tower before moving on. Tourists may discover the Trick Art Room, which has a 2D exhibit that will liven up your Instagram page, as well as the Projection Room, which showcases interactive media art. Tourists may also check out the Tag Live Wall, which presents a fascinating portion of Busan Tower's history.