BUSAN Travel Guide 2023 (Food, Hotel Locations, Pass, Tips, Transportations) | Korea Travel tips

Hello! Thank you for all the info. I'm in Busan right now (near Jagalchi Station) but so overwhelmed for all the food options! Could you recommend good places to eat authentic and delicious local food?

where is Nakdong Cherry Blossom Road located at? tried searching in google map but no result.

Hi Yong, I'll be going Busan for work and travel at the same time (1st time). Is it difficult to eat alone in most of the restaurant? What should I look out for when going to restaurant?

Thanks for sharing. Yes, careful planning needed to ultilize the Visit Busan Pass and its city tour pass.

thank you very much, i didn’t understand did you mean that Haeuendae and Gwangalli are safe or not?

Thank you

I will be visiting Busan in early November.. is Haeundae still the best place to stay that time of year?

You're amazing! As a person who stayed in Busan for a year long time ago... I really miss it. I am going there next month. It would be great to meet you, haha if it's ok.

This video is super helpful thank you so much 🙏🏼. Subscribed! 😊

Hi.. I will be visiting busan fir 3nights next february during winter with my wife and my 15years old son, would you suggest me a reference itinerary of which oart to visit in sequence? We will. Be stsying in busan station.

Thanks. It's a very helpful video.
However, do you guys know if Busan airport provides shower service as Incheon has? Can't find any info about it

Thanks for making these videos. The info you shared on Seoul was useful when I was preparing my visit to Seoul last Sep. This time round, I plan to just visit Busan in Nov. I depended a lot on Naver Map, subway & buses, as well as lots of walking when I was in Seoul. The only challenge and unhappiness I experienced was finding a proper eating place that offers food for one person (solo traveler); be it BBQ pork or proper decent Korean food, like soups, stew or seafood. Most required at least 2 diners. There are a few restaurants which offers BBQ pork for solo travelers but they were far from where I stayed (Euljiro). As I do not understand Korean language, I could only looked out for restaurants with food pictures on the windows/store front. For most, the soup were served in big earthenware; for more than 1 person. And I didn't want to eat street food or western food for all 8 days in Seoul. The only time I had a proper Korean food (soup/stew served in earthenware) was when I visited the National Museum and at the ICN airport, where they served seafood stew (or soup) in small earthenware. Street food in Busan is a must try but I also hope to stay somewhere in Busan where I can get easy access to restaurants or eateries that serve food for 1 diner, especially pork soup, ginseng chicken soup, seafood. Would appreciate if you could help provide some info, or links, or recommendation.

good video and lots of helpful information ! Thanks !

thank you very much for your wonderful video

May I know how to go to Jinbu station from Geongseong by ktx? Thanks

Hi Yong, I like your Busan videos on places to visit , it was very well explained and very detailed. Great job. 👍

Thanks so much for the info , really helpfull for the first time planning to Busan❤

Thanks for the tips! Is is easy to get maxi cabs in Busan that takes 5 or 6 passengers please? Cos we r going in family of 5. Thanks again!

Thank you as always. Excellent video 👍

Thanks for your videos! We are going to Seoul and Busan in October. Your information and tips are valuable for first time SK travelers like us.

Thank you man

So informative. Thank you.
Question for you- is it better to saty two nights in haeundae then changed hotel near busan station so can catch ktx back to Seoul? Or is it more efficient to just stay in Haeundea and go sight seeing. We will have one big 80cm luggage and backpack.
Please advise. It will be winter when we travel.

Hi Yong. Thank you for your sharing and tips, very informative. Can I ask for information about luggage storage. I am looking for a place to keep our big suitcases for several days. Is there a place to keep or store big suitcases for several days in busan station?

Hi ,I saw your Busan series ,I have a few questions, Incheon airport to Busan what is the cheapest transport? bus or KTX , bus I can take from the airport , for KTX I have to travel to Seoul? which will add extra money ....11:30 am I am arriving at the airport can you give me the bus timing?

You can take Ktx train from the airport directly to Busan. It has been like this since 2017

can we order KTX TIckets online from Canada??

감사합니다. When you say pinned comment, where is it on mobile? I can’t find them on a couple videos you mentioned them in, and I’ve looked everywhere 🙏

Thank you for this video. I have one question. Can I also use the T-Money card in Busans subway and bus system?

Planning to go in April of 2024

감사합니다!

Hi! Can bring big luggage in the ktx train? Is there allotted any space to put inside the train?

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Hi, I'll visiting Busan at the end of Oct 2023 for 6 nights , mainly for Autumn Foilage any good recommendation place or area for that?

Hi, in your video you said that Busan bus tour (city tour Busan) don´t work on Mondays and Tuesdays. In the summer, is it like that too? Thanks!

Very helpful video, well researched, thanks for sharing!

Do you have more video of the scenery instead of just you talking with other any visuals?

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Really helpful video! Thank you so much!!!

Can we hire you to be our driver?

Did you know that Busan used to be called Pusan... Here's why it was changed from Pusan to Busan. In the year 2000, Korea changed Pusan to Busan (부산) because Pusan (푸산) sounds awful to Korean ears. Also, Inchon (인촌) became Incheon (인천). When Pusan became Busan, I said to myself, "Finally, somebody has the sense to make it sound right. These changes occurred because the Korean government changed the rules regarding the writing Korean words using the English alphabet, called Romanization. This is what I got when I looked it up.

Thank you, man 🙂

thanks for the tips, this is so helpful. Kinda confuse about the transportation in Busan because the tourist attraction is quite far away from down town

Thank you! Your videos are just the best- so informative and easy to follow!

Our Korean hero for sure! I booked the Toyoko inn hotel near Busan station, definitely worth the price.

Can you make a video about Jeju Island and how to get there from Seoul and Busan: plane, ferry?

Very useful thanks

Can we use public buses for getting around?