Songjeong Beach is located along the Moonrise Road past Haewoljeong and Cherry Blossom Complex. The white sand beach is 1.2km long, 30-60m wide, and 54,000m2 in area, which is quite large. Songjeong Beach is gaining popularity as a family resort because of its soft sand, gentle slope, and shallow depth for families and children to swim in.

Haedong Yonggung is a temple with beautiful scenery. If anyone visits Haedong Yonggung Temple, I would like to tip it off like this. Have one wish you have chosen carefully and head to the temple diligently before dawn. The scenery where the sun rises against the backdrop of pavilions, Buddha statues, and pagodas is special and the afterglow is heavy. Haedong Yonggung Temple is a sacred place of Gwaneum, where Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva is enshrined as the main Buddha, and it is said that one wish will come true if you make a sincere wish here.

Gwangan Bridge is 7.4 kilometres long. Another name of the Gwangan Bridge is Diamond Bridge. When it gets dark, all the LED lights installed on the Gwangan Bridge turn on, and you can see the beautiful night view.

Gamcheon Culture Village is an artist's street. Once you enter Gamcheon Culture, you will see many murals of art and museums. Gamcheon Culture Village is a haven for refugees during the Korean War in 1950.

Busan's famous Taejongdae Amusement Park has an area of 1,632,809㎡ and is densely populated with 120 kinds of trees, including Haesong, centring on the peak of 250m above sea level, and the coast is composed of cliffs and strange rock formations that seem to have been carved up, making it a superb view along with the winding waves. On a clear day, you can see Japan's Tsushima Island, which is about 56km away, making it a representative tourist attraction in Busan, and it has long been a favourite place for poets and visitors. If you go to Taejongdae, you will take the Danubi train. If you take the Danubi train, you will go to the observatory and the lighthouse.

It's a big out door market. Gukje market is very cheap out door market. Around Korea war (around 1950), It is the place where america force used to sell their belongings. But these days, They sell a lot of type of things.