'Biyahe Ni Drew' goes on a trip to Busan
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Fortunately, no zombies were found while filming this episode of 'Biyahe Ni Drew.'
With the success of Train to Busan, Gong Yoo's zombie flick, one of the most common places tourists all over the world are looking forward to visiting is South Korea's second-largest city, Busan.
From breathtaking beaches to historic temples that will have you at awe, Busan is simply beautiful.
But wait, there's more! This city also boasts with hip breweries, hot springs, and vintage shopping destinations that will have you asking: “Is this even paradise?”
But, you've got to start somewhere, right?
Let us help: Here are the top five very best things to do in Busan:
1. Busan Tower
Source: Wapiti Travel
To get a sense of where you are in the world, see what Busan is like from above--120 meters high.
The Busan Tower was built in 1973 allowing tourists to see a brilliant view of the city. Plus, there's a cafe inside so you can snack while you take on the breathtaking view.
2. Gamcheon Culture Village
Source: Lonely Planet
After being revitalized in 2009, the former slums of Busan is now dubbed as its “Machu Picchu” because of the picturesque houses painted in whimsical colors and tiny streets and steep stairways that will lead you to look at different street art and public sculptures.
3. Haedong Yonggung Temple
Source: Nick Kimbel
What is it? A beautiful beachside Buddhist temple.
The Haedong Yonggung Temple is one of the few temples in all of South Korea that overlooks the sea.
Plus, within the area is the Haeundae Beach making it the perfect spot for your sunset photos.
4. Taejongdae
Source: Nick Kimbel
If hiking is your cup of tea, then, try trekking in Taejongdae and walk with nature.
The tourist spot is situated at the southerly edge of Yeongdo Island that features magnificent cliffs facing the open sea.
5. Gwangbokdong Food Street
Source: Trip Advisor
Warning: Come here with an empty stomach because you are here to eat.
Situated at the labyrinth of Gwangbokdong is the food street market which is an absolute feast for the eyes (and stomach) for any foodie.
If you don't believe us, let host Drew Arellano and the whole Biyahe Ni Drew team convince you to add this must-visit destination on your next travel list.
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