Busan walking tour (Small group, Sweet pancake included)

The itinerary is as follows. Yongdusaan park, Busan tower, Gukje market, Bupyeong market, Biff square, Jagalchi fish market, Yongdo drawbridge.
Yongdusan Park has Busan Tower Observatory, Lee Chungmugong statue, Baeksan Ahn Hee-jae statue, Jonggak, flower clock, and dragon-shaped statue, and escalators from Nampo-dong to the park are installed.
The Busan Tower is a 120-meter-high observation deck in Yongdusan Park in downtown Busan. The spectacular view of the Busan Port and Yeongdo Island from the observation deck impresses tourists a lot, and Busan's spectacular night view makes it a great place to leave romantic memories.
Gukje market is a big out door market. Around Korean war (1950) American force used to sell their belongings at Gukje market. But, these days, It became big out door cheap market.
Bupyeong Market is the oldest traditional market in Jung-gu, and the night market get recently new attention. Bupyeong Market is the largest commercial districts of Bupyeongdong. It is also called Kkangtong Market. The market road was consisted of several old stores and stores in alleys.
Street foods in Biff square can fill your stomach even with light pockets and They are still loved by market merchants and create a unique street culture. Biff square is the place where many theaters were located. It’s the birthplace of the film industry. There is also a commemorative square commemorating the Busan International Film Festival.
Every October, Jagalchi fish Market, located off the coast of Namhang Port in Busan, hosts the Jagalchi Festival, the largest seafood festival in Korea. Jagalchi fish market shows us vibrant lives of Busan people and it is popular tourist attractions in Korea. The festival began in 1992 and operated by a private organization in 1996.
Yongdo bridge is a draw bridge. The bridge is lifted every Saturday 2 o'clock.

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This excursion you can cancel with no cost up to 24 hours before the start of the trip. If you cancel it after 24 hours or not show up on the excursion you will still be charged the full price of the activity. Being late on pick-up or departure will be considered as not showing up.