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Whether you're looking for a full day excursion or a day trip from Busan, there are many things to see and do. If you're looking for something unique, you should consider visiting the APEC House. It's an artistic enclave and one of the best spots to learn about Busan's artistic side.

Another great day trip from Busan is the Oedo Island. This is a beautiful island located just a few kilometers from the city. You can take a guided tour to the island or take a ferry ride. Depending on the time of year, the island can be covered in a variety of greenery. The island is a great place to go for a relaxing walk, and it's also home to a large number of traditional Japanese restaurants. You can spend as much or as little time as you want on the island, but most visitors are limited to about 90 minutes. You can also purchase tickets for the Songdo Cable Car, which will help you get around the island.

For a more budget-friendly option, you can take a free walk along the Igidae Coastal Walk. This is a scenic walk that offers views of both the Sea of Japan and the city of Busan.

Another great day trip from Busan involves visiting the Taejongdae Resort Park. This area of the city is full of beautiful Buddhist temples, as well as lookout points. The park is also known for its dense forest. It's easy to access by public transport, and it can take about an hour and a half to reach. During the day, you can enjoy the scenery or stop to buy souvenirs. The area is also home to a leopard cat and a venomous pit viper.

Another Busan day trip that you can't miss is the Gamcheon Culture Village. This is the best place to wander around in Busan and experience the artistic side of the city. There are many craft shops and teahouses hidden in the neighborhood. You can also watch street performers. Among the many attractions in the area is the Haedong Yonggungsa Temple. This Buddhist temple is built on a hilltop, and it offers panoramic views of the ocean.

If you're interested in learning about the Korean War, visit the United Nations Memorial Cemetery. There are memorials for several countries that participated in the conflict, as well as bronze panels and a memorial service hall. The cemetery also holds annual events. If you're interested in exploring the area's history, you can also visit the Tombstone Culture Village. People who live in this culture village have been living in tents since 1951.

The Jagalchi Fish Market is one of the biggest seafood markets in the city, and it's also home to dozens of fresh and dried seafood. During the day, there is a large street food market with seafood rolls and hotteok (pancake).

You can find plenty of accommodation in Busan. If you want to stay at a hotel, you can check out the Stanford Inn, located right next to the Jagalchi Market. This hotel is also close to the bus station and train station. If you don't have a lot of money, you can choose a guesthouse, which is the perfect place to stay when you're traveling on a budget.