On the second day in Busan, we went to Haeundae and Gwangali area. We took subway from Seomyeon to Haeundae and then took the bus to Haedong Yonggungsa Temple. This temple was built beside the shore which is quite unique as most temples are built in the mountains. The view from this temple was amazing. The summer heat couldn't stop us to take photos (so don't forget to bring your sunblock :P).
With the same bus, we're heading back to Haeundae Beach. Wow..the summer actually was the perfect time to enjoy the beach, so Haeundae was full of local people. One thing that I amazed was the arrangement of the umbrellas, so they had the same colors in the same area...so good for photo's background :)
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| nice arranged umbrellas |
There are still many nice places nearby Haeundae which could be reached by walking, for example Dongbaek Park, Nurimaru APEC House, Shinseage Centum City (luxurious mall), Busan Cinema Center. Honestly, I love Busan more than Seoul :)
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| view from Nurimaru APEC House area |
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| Dongbaek Park |
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| Shinseage Centum City |
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| Busan Cinema Center (outside) |
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| Busan Cinema Center (inside) |
Our memorable day in Busan was closed by the beautiful and famous Gwangali Beach...
Busan is a lovely city :)
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| the hip Gwangali Beach |
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| The famous Gwangali Bridge |
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