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Hello, Busan! Untact Culture and History

Introduction to Busan’s Untact Travel Destinations

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Traveling like before is definitely difficult because of COVID-19. This is why we are introducing untact travel destinations that minimize contact with people. Let’s work on traveling safely and responsibly!

Amir Park

Have you heard of this hidden gem blanketed with grass fields and lush trees along the street, offering an open view of the ocean? Amir Park is known to only a few people in Busan. However, this park is one of the breathtaking landscapes that the Yeongdo district proudly offers. Because it is located in one of Busan’s famous scenic destinations, it is no surprise that this beautiful park shines with verdant fields between the blue sky and emerald ocean. If you want a quiet spot of your own, Amir Park is the place for you.

The park is right beside the Korea National Maritime Museum, which not only boasts a beautiful location but also offers information on marine culture. All you need is a picnic mat to spend the day healing at the museum and Amir Park. You can also take a leisurely walk on the street lined with trees, where you will be greeted by a captivating ocean view at the end. Like magic, you will suddenly be free from the stresses of daily life.

1165, Dongsam-dong, Yeongdo-gu, Busan
Get off Bus 190, 30, 8, 101, or 88 at the entrance to Dongsam Innovation District and walk for 5 min.
Parking: Korea National Maritime Museum Parking Lot

Peace Park

The Peace Park is located beside the UN Memorial Cemetery in Korea, the only UN forces cemetery in the world. In its name, “peace” is meant to honor the death of UN soldiers. This park covered with green grass makes for the perfect place to heal yourself in the city. At the entrance, the Peace Plaza and a beautiful walking trail welcome visitors. Walk on this trail along a flowing stream to take in the beauty of the small ecosystem and calm your mind.

There is no right way to walk in the large park. Just go with the flow, feel the energy of the plants, and stroll around leisurely. While the pine tree is the most common plant in the Peace Park, other kinds of plants and wildflowers also grow in the area. Make sure to look at each one, and take the chance to have a heart-to-heart talk with them. If you want to indulge in deep thought, walk through the park on a rainy day. The nature soaked with dewy raindrops will give you a crystal clear view.

677, Daeyeon-dong, Nam-gu, Busan
Get off Bus 10, 155, 583, or Nam-gu 8 at the Peace Park and walk for 2 min.
Parking: Peace Park Public Parking Lot