The Seaside Town, Busan

The seaside town of Busan is a popular location for sunbathers because of its extensive beaches. One of Korea's most well-liked beaches is the 1.5-kilometer-long Haeundae Beach, which is relaxed yet busy. A picturesque coastline with ideal swimming and relaxing conditions is created by the white sand beach's location in a small bay. Foodies should head straight for local specialties like king crab, and cold noodles, as well as street vendors selling fish sticks and steamed dumplings. Just a two-minute stroll from the charming Haeundae Beach, Shilla Stay Haeundae offers accommodations with panoramic ocean views. The building's architecture, which was influenced by the seaside city itself, is laid-back, residential-style with clean lines and gentle colors.

Busan has a lot of fresh seafood due to its proximity to the coast. Follow the locals to Jagalchi Market, Korea's largest seafood market, where you'll get the best deals. This market is sometimes likened to Tokyo's famous Tsukiji Market. Visitors will discover that a variety of raw and dried fish are prepared in a variety of ways and sold by usually female vendors, known as "Jagalchi Ajumma". In Korean, the word "Ajumma" means middle-aged or married woman. The street outside the market and the beach is lined with wooden boxes displaying mackerel, ascidians, and whale meat. The market, which has indoor and outdoor sections as well as seafood restaurants and buffets, is located on the road that runs along the beach in Jung-gu in the seaside town of Busan.