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Busan sits on the Korean Peninsula’s southern coastline, just a short flight from Asian capitals like Beijing and Tokyo. The Busan Vacation Travelling Guide Busan’s coastline offers scenery to match your every mood. Just a 40-minute subway ride from Busan Station is the city’s star attraction, Haeundae Beach. For total relaxation, unroll your towel on the half-moon curve of Gwangalli Beach. Seeking a little enlightenment? Make a wish at Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, one of the few temples in Korea built by the ocean. While Busan’s story has been shaped by the sea, it’s a city equally defined by its mountains. On Mt Cheonma, hike to the observation platform to see “Dynamic Busan” spread out before you. In the city’s north, ride the cable car to Geumgang Park, home to Busan’s highest peak. During the Korean War, Busan became a safe haven for refugees who built their makeshift homes on the city's steep hillsides. After years of keeping their noses to the grindstone, the resi...

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South Korea has 9 provinces and 7 metropolitan cities. Seoul is the capital of South Korea and boasts the largest population of almost 10.5 million people. Korean Cities & Korean Provinces Seoul Population: 10,300,000 Description: Seoul is the capital city of South Korea with the greater metropolitan area being home to more than 22 million people. Seoul was home to the   1988 Seoul Summer Olympics . Seoul is rich in history and culture and has many annual festivals. Seoul is one of South Korea’s most expensive places to live and serves as the economic engine of the country. Busan Population : 3,650,000 Description: Busan also referred to as Pusan, is South Korea’s second-largest city. Busan is home to Busan Port, one of the world’s largest harbors, and a number of world-class festivals and tourist attractions. Daegu Population: 2,700,000 Description: Daegu is South Korea’s third-largest city and the self-proclaimed fashion capital o...