A Taste of the Mediterranean in Busan Are you a fan of picture-perfect spots? Then, Huinyeoul Cultural Village in Busan is a must-see. Picture standing on coastal cliffs. Imagine this: you’re standing on coastal cliffs, the breeze is just right, and unfolding before you are views that are pure joy…
Tag: Busan
Busan moves at the edge of land and sea, shaped by hills, markets, beaches, and neighborhoods with distinct character. These posts explore walking routes, food stalls, coastal views, and daily life, focusing on how geography and pace create a different rhythm from other Korean cities.
FOOD AND DRINK
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The Ultimate Brunch Cafes in Daegu
The Best Brunch and Lunch Cafes in Daegu If you read my previous post about brunch cafes in Daegu, you know they are causing a stir with exciting new changes. Here are some of the best Brunch cafes in Daegu to explore next Sunday. How about a salmon crepe or…
FOOD AND DRINK
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Let’s go to the Most Beautiful Brunch Cafes in Busan
There are so many awesome things to do in Busan. Cafe hopping is just one of them. It’s a good choice because there are some of the best and beautiful brunch cafes in Busan. And because Busan is only 90 minutes away, it’s the perfect weekend destination for foodies and cafe enthusiasts. So make sure to leave plenty of room in your schedule (and your stomach) for these three must-visit brunch spots. And some of them are even located on the beach.
HOTELS
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Sunset Business Hotel: for Travelers Who Love Haeundae Beach
What can I say? I have good instincts. I found the Sunset Business Hotel on www.booking.com. It doesn’t include breakfast, something I usually look for, but it near restaurants, the Metro and the beach and the room looked nice. It’s near everything you’d need for the weekend and best of it all it costs $59 per night and came with free coffee and a view.
TRAVEL EXPERIENCES
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The Ultimate Guide to Western Comfort Food in Busan
Busan has great food. Every now and then I crave something that’s really savory like a thick and juicy hamburger that is not smothered in a sweet sauce. I want something I didn’t cook myself, have to guess what it is, comes on a stick or was alive two minutes ago. There are restaurants that serve French, Italian, Japanese, Mexican, Spanish Tapas and of course Korean BBQ– a little something from every corner of the globe.