Gwangan Bridge

On my first trip to Busan, the second day was a full-day tour from morning till evening. Unfortunately, the weather was bad, with 2mm of rain starting before noon. It was a shame we couldn't follow the schedule as planned, but the rain stopped when we reached Gamcheon Culture Village, allowing us to sightsee at a leisurely pace. Our tour guide, SOL, spoke Japanese, English, and Korean, and we communicated via LINE. There was no chance of getting lost, and even though we didn't understand Korean, he explained everything, including the lunch menu. Lunch wasn't included, so we ordered and paid for our own meals. We went to a seafood restaurant, which was expensive at 150,000 won for lunch, but it was delicious. There were cheaper options, but it's a touristy restaurant, so food and cafes tend to be on the pricier side. It's not as cheap as the food stalls in Gukje Market. If you're booking a tour, I recommend this one. The bus was also a very clean, large bus. The meeting place was easy to find. If the weather had been sunny, it would have been a perfect tour. I want to try again on a sunny day next time.

It was easy to find and got there without getting lost, as it was close to Centum City and lit up at night. The night view of the Haeundae skyline was beautiful. The drone show was also great! They even took pictures for us, creating wonderful memories.

We are Japanese, and when we booked the tour, we had to choose between Chinese and English. Since I'm not very good at English and don't understand Chinese at all, I chose English. However, when we joined the tour, our guide, David, was fluent in Japanese, which was a great help. We are grateful for his kind explanations in Japanese. The Sky Capsule was crowded and we had to wait in a long line, but the view was beautiful and it was a fun ride. The food was delicious, and seeing the views from so many Busan night view spots created wonderful memories. I would love to participate again if I have the chance. Thank you!