"서부산"
Machu Picchu Of Busan
Gamcheon Culture Village
Gamcheon Culture Village is a placed where the refugee's difficult life began in the 1950s in the 1950's, and until now, it retains the history of Busan, an aspect and trace of national modern history.
The terraced houses along the foothills and the maze of alley paths show the uniqueness of Gamcheon Bay.
President Suengman Lee's House When Korea war
Provisional Government Museum
Busan's Era History
Busan Modern History Museum
The Temporary Capital Memorial Hall was opened on June 25, 1984 to commemorate Busan's status and historicity and to fulfill Busan's pride as a temporary capital of the Republic of Korea during the Korean War. The presidential residence, which was the main building at the time of its opening, was a two-story brick building built as a governor's office on August 10, 1926, when the provincial office of Gyeongsangnam-do, Gyeongsangnam-do moved from Busan to Busan in 1925. It was the place where President Syngman Rhee, the first president of the Republic of Korea, lived during the period (1950 ~ 53).
The Busan Modern History Museum was built in 1929, during the Japanese colonial period, and was initially used as the Busan branch of Dongyang Chuck Co., Ltd., a colonial exploitation organization. Since then, the US Cultural Center was withdrawn due to the constant return of Busan citizens and was returned to the Korean government in 1999. As this building was a symbol of invasion, it was opened as a Busan Modern History Museum and opened on July 3, 2003 to serve as an educational space to inform citizens of our painful history.
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Santorini of Busan
Hyinnyeoul Culture Village
Hyinnyeoul road is called the white stream road because it looks like a fast flowing water as white snow falls from the foot of Mt. The area around the road is called the 2nd Songdo. Songdo in Amnam-dong across the sea is called Songdo 2, and it is also known as the 2nd Songdo. In December 2011, the public and closed house was remodeled to encourage the creative spirit of local artists and become a unique cultural and arts village where young residents can meet their culture.
"Central Busan"
First Battle Area of Invasion of Japan
Busan-Jin Battle
Busan Jinseong was the first battlefield where Busan Cheongbal Jeongbal fought decisively and fought against the vanguard of the Korean War during the Imjin War. Jeongbal defended Busan Jinseong and battled with the people of Seongan until the end and died. Although the walls and attached buildings do not remain, the Busan area's loyalty, along with the Battle of Dongnae Castle, is a historic site.
Past of Cityl Hall
Dongnae-bu Government Office
First pass of the Land
Dongnae Eupseong
Dongheon was the place of the central regional government where the village masters watch the affairs of the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910).
Dongnae is a military and diplomatic city, so Dongheon built here is more grand than anywhere else.
Dongnae-eupseongseong Fortress is Busan's designated monument No. 5, the center of Dongnaebu in the Joseon Dynasty.
It was built in the form of Pyeongsanseong, including the high and low hills and the Dongrae area where the southern gate was located in the flat area, from Mt. Dongnae-eup Castle has been a castle since the Samhan era, and there is a record that the castle was repaired in 1021 (12 years old). Afterwards, the castle was repaired in preparation for frequent invasion by dwarfs and the castle was managed by a third-party vice. During the Japanese colonial period, the flat land was restored to its former state, with the restoration of the north gate, the restoration of the life gate, the east pole, the west pole, and the north pole.
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War General's Command Post
Bukjangdae
Since ancient times, Korea has built castles in each village as a defense against foreign enemies. In 1387, after building Dongnae-eup in order to prevent the waggu, many collapsed during the Imjin War. In 1731, Dong Eun-sub, Jung Dong-seop, rebuilt the castle much larger in consideration of the importance of Dongnae, the gateway to the country. The north pole, which was one of the Dongrae eupseong poles, was built on Zhongshan in 1737 (Yongjo 13) and moved to this place 20 years later. However, the pole was lost and was restored in 1999. The North Pole was at the highest point north of the city, making it easy to command troops inside and outside the city.
"Eastern Busan"
Hot Photo zone in cave
Mippo Train Raod
Since the Donghae Nambu Line was along the coast, the Mipo Railroad, which was created after it was closed, has become a must-visit course for those who want to see the beautiful seascapes of Busan.
This hill can see whole of haeundae
Haeundae Moonten Road
Small Fishing Village
Cheongsapo Sky Walk
The scenery with the blue sea, the white sand and the pine trees is a representative place that has been loved for many generations.
Spas, restaurants and cafés are also popular as more people visit for leisure.
Cheongsapo, a small fishing village, has become a hotter place for Busan people.
The twin lighthouses with endless oceans and the recently built Skywalk touch the hearts of those who come.
Only one in korea placed at Sea side Temple
Haedongyonggung sa
Most of the temples in Korea are located in the mountains, so the Haedong Yonggungsa Temple is located along the beautiful coastline.
Haedong Yonggungsa's motto is, 'At least one of your wishes will be answered here with sincere prayer.'
That's why many people visit on New Year's Day and wish their family well-being.