Real Busan Walking Experience

I will share stories about the Japanese colonial period and the Korean War while capturing photos with a stunning backdrop.

I will show you the lives of refugees who were forced to flee to Busan during the Korean War, the lives of Yeongdo haenyeo (female divers), and the everyday lives of Busan locals.

I will share nostalgic stories with you as you enjoy the scenery, talk about the history embedded within it, and capture beautiful photos with stunning backdrops.

Jagalchi Market is Busan’s largest seafood market, famous for its fresh seafood and vibrant atmosphere. Visitors can explore stalls, interact with local vendors, and enjoy seafood prepared on the spot. It reflects Busan’s history, culture, and daily life. If you want to try some seafood, you can enjoy the food here

Gukje Market, also known as Kkangtong Market, is a historic market in Busan known for its diverse goods and street food. It dates back to the Korean War when refugees sold imported canned goods. Today, it offers a mix of traditional and modern items, reflecting Busan’s vibrant culture.