Mga bagay na dapat gawin sa Busan Citizens Park

Considering it was a 24-hour period, I thought about various courses. In the end, I used the pass from 2 PM until 2 PM the next day. First thing in the morning, I went to Gamcheon Culture Village → Huinnyeoul Culture Village → Arte Museum (pass activated) → Songdo Marine Cable Car. The next day, I got off at Songjeong, the final stop, via the Beach Train → I went to Skyline Luge, but there was a huge line, so I took a taxi back from Songjeong to Haeundae via the Beach Train → X the Sky (pass deactivated). Looking back, I think it might have been better to go to a spa in Centum City at the end of the first day. For all the attractions covered by the pass, you have to complete the reception process, but except for the Beach Train, the signs were easy to understand, and many of the staff spoke Japanese. The Beach Train had a huge line after 9 AM. The queuing system was a bit confusing. The leftmost line on the first floor was for tickets. Despite the long line, it moved smoothly, and I was able to get a reservation for 10:45 AM. You can get off the Beach Train multiple times along the way, but you have to wait for the next train, so please be mindful of your schedule. It's a bit worrying not knowing how crowded places will be until you get there. For places you absolutely don't want to miss, I recommend going first thing in the morning!

Most hotels in Busan only allow check-in after 5 PM. We arrived at Busan Airport at 7 AM after taking a midnight flight, so we had to think of activities to do in the city before checking into our hotel. That's how we found Centum City SpaLand. We bought tickets online and decided to relax there first. This place is located inside a large shopping mall, right next to a city subway station, and has its own separate entrance (remember to look for the independent entrance; don't try to enter through the mall, as it only opens at 11 AM). Inside, there are separate areas for men and women, with pools of various temperatures. If you're interested, you can try the 'ice and fire' experience to relax your tired body. There are also many sauna-like rooms, including rock salt rooms and ice rooms, where you can sit or lie down as you please – there's definitely a room for everyone. Other amenities include a snack area, a large relaxation area where you can surf the internet and watch TV, and, most uniquely, a restaurant that offers DIY ramen. For one price, you can choose a packet of instant noodles from many varieties, and they provide a noodle cooker, side dishes (kimchi, bean sprouts, sausages, cheese, etc.), and seasonings. Guests can cook their own ramen, and once finished, it tastes a bit like Korean army stew – very interesting! We spent several hours here. It was our first 'attraction' and first experience in Busan. The admission and expenses were not high, so we highly recommend giving it a try!

A highly recommended tour!!! the Gwangan bridge is more beautiful at night with all the lights and fireworks. The yatch personel are also very helpful and pleasant. The drone show is magical!

Great way to have fun on a rainy day or very hot summer day as it is indoor. Bigger, differnt and more challenging than then the one in Seoul Insadong. Price is lower on Klook than if you book in person. Just make sure to verify the amount of time is right for the Running man if you chose 90 minutes. You also get a free group photo strip.

Busan tower is a nice place to catch the sunset! they seem to have a game or follow Instagram to get a free souvenir, so check it out when heading up, pretty near the fashion street as well. tickets on Klook is fairly fast and cheaper than getting it on site

While looking for new things to do with the kids, we decided to try a yacht experience. We had a wonderful time on the yacht, listening to music, watching fireworks, and taking photos! It's a memorable moment from our Busan trip that I think the kids will remember for a long time.

Nagkaroon ng pagkaantala at may ilang staff na bastos kaya mas mainam kung magiging mas palakaibigan sila sa susunod.

The journey was convenient, and the boat departed on time. The staff provided excellent service, and there were drinks available on board. You register at the registration center first, then queue up to board the boat. Photo services are available for both phone and Polaroid. The weather is still cold, so it would be great to bring warm clothes. I recommend the night fireworks cruise over the daytime one, especially if there's no sun.

The yacht was new, and the captain was an excellent driver. The crew interacted wonderfully with the guests, and they even helped us take photos near Gwangandaegyo Bridge, giving us the pictures as souvenirs when we disembarked. The night view of Gwangandaegyo Bridge was truly beautiful with the good weather. At the end, three boats gathered to set off fireworks, creating a fantastic atmosphere! This trip is truly worth taking.