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A Great Trip Where Each Step of the Journey Is Meaningful, A 2-Day 1-Night Concept Travel

A 2-Day 1-Night Concept Travel

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Go on a meaningful journey, not just a sightseeing trip.
Concept travel is a journey to discover hidden history and culture, to embrace values and gain new insights.
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Day 1 : Café KUKAN → Gallery Sujeong → Dakbatgol Mural Village → Ibagu Camp
Day 2: Ryun Village, Eco-Friendly Cultural Community → Oryundae Martyrs Shrine → Cappadocia → DOT Museum

Day 1

Café KUKAN
Gallery Sujeong
Dakbatgol Mural Village
Ibagu Camp

Café KUKAN

Check out Café KUKAN created in an old Japanese house built in 1942.

This is a special place to enjoy Syphon coffee, brewed from Fairtrade beans in a historic building. The unique brewing process is a feast for the eyes and the palate, and the rarity of Syphon's coffee, available in limited quantities every day, is an added attraction.

The tatami seats on the second floor are heated and equipped with blankets and cushions, providing comfort in the chilly weather.

The coffee here is brewed from Fairtrade beans, embodying sustainability and compassion. Enjoy a cup of Fairtrade coffee while soaking in the tranquil atmosphere of the old Japanese house.

Café KUKAN

Address : 8-3, Jungang-daero 251beon-gil, Dong-gu, Busan
Directions : 1-minute walk from Exit 3, Choryang Station, Busan Metro Line 1
Parking : Parking N/A
Opening hours : Mon-Fri 09:30-21:00 (Last order 20:50), Sat-Sun 10:00-20:00 (Last order 19:50)
Website : Shortcut
Inquiries : +82-507-1485-8591

Gallery Sujeong

Gallery Sujeong, located in Sujeong-dong, Dong-gu, Busan, is a special space renovated from a 50-year-old Sujeong apartment building. It provides a great platform for up-and-coming artists to showcase their work and exudes a unique old Busan vibe.

It is a ‘non-commercial alternative space’ that puts artists and local people before commercial interests, supporting artists in presenting their work and interacting with each other, thereby enhancing the significance of a gallery.

Take a moment to experience the unique blend of Busan's past and present, and feel its profound impact on you.

Gallery Sujeong

Address : 28, Sujeonggongwonnam-ro, Dong-gu, Busan (Sujeong Apt. Block 4, #A408)
Directions : Exit 3, Choryang Station, Busan Metro Line 1 -> Bus No. 52 from Choryang Station Exit 3 Stop -> Sujeong 4-dong Stop (Final stop) -> 1-minute walk
Parking : Parking available
Opening hours : Everyday 10:00-19:00
Website : Shortcut
Inquiries : +82-10-2558-3011

Dakbatgol Mural Village

Dakbatgol Mural Village, a vibrant community adorned with six different themes, was created in 2010 by artist Gu Bon-ho and residents who settled there after the 1953 Busan Station Fire. The village's Stairs of Wishes, with its 192 steps, is said to be the place where wishes come true. Adding to the village’s charm, there's also a cute monorail for residents.

Why not visit Dakbatgol, a once desolate place now transformed from a charming village with colorful murals, and create some unique memories?

Dakbatgol Mural Village

Address : 87-218, Dongdaeshin-dong 2-ga, Seo-gu, Busan
Opening hours :
Stairs of Wishes Monorail : 07:30~20:00 on weekdays, 10:00~17:30 on weekends
Dakbatgol Mural Village : Everyday 00:00~24:00
Directions : Exit 5, Dongdaeshin Station, Busan Metro Line 1 → 16-minute walk
Parking : Buksan-ri Public Parking Lot
Inquiries : +82-51-240-4000 (Seo-gu Office)

Ibagu Camp

Located on the Choryang Sanbok Road, Ibagu Camp is a guesthouse that blends urban regeneration with urban bed-and-breakfast experience. It's more than just a place to stay - it's a unique healing space developed with the locals, contributing to job creation in the village.

All rooms offer views of Busanhangdaegyo Bridge and the original city center, while the second-floor terrace provides barbecues and rooftop camping for a unique downtown camping experience. It is also close to the cypress forest, Democracy Park, and Gubongsan Healing Forest Trail, making it an ideal spot to enjoy nature.

It's perfect for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city center and enjoy some time to themselves!

Ibagu Camp

Address : 22, Mangyang-ro 522beon-gil, Dong-gu, Busan
Directions : Exit 3, Choryang Station, Busan Metro Line 1 -> Bus No. 52 from Choryang Station Exit 3 Stop -> Get off at Geumsusa Temple Stop -> 5-minute walk
Parking : Use a public parking lot)
Opening hours : Check-in: 15:00-20:00, Check-out: 11:00
Website : Shortcut
Inquiries : +82-51-467-0289

Day 2

Ryun Village, Eco-Friendly Cultural Community
Oryundae Martyrs Shrine
Cappadocia
DOT Museum

Ryun Village, Eco-Friendly Cultural Community

Ryun Village, once a mushroom farm, has been transformed into a warehouse-style café and eco-cultural space. The first and second floors serve as cafes and co-working spaces, while the third floor functions as a workation center.

It collaborates with vegan restaurant Nayuta's Kitchen and farmers' markets to promote an eco-friendly lifestyle. On the second Monday of every month, it also hosts a Forest Wellness program, popular among wellness seekers looking to reconnect with nature, featuring activities such as Wellness Retreat and aroma pilates.

The Ttangmoesan Red Clay Trail, Galmaet-gil and Hoedong Reservoir are also nearby, offering a great variety of walking options. So why not combine nature and culture?

Ryun Village, Eco-Friendly Cultural Community

Address : 262, Oryun-daero, Geumjeong-gu, Busan
Directions : 1-minute walk from Exit 4, Jangjeon Station, Busan Metro Line 1 -> Bus No. Geumjeong-gu 5 from Jangjeon Station Exit 4 Stop -> Get off at Oryun Bon-dong Village Stop -> 1-minute walk
Parking : Parking available
Opening hours : Mon-Fri 10:00~17:00 Sat-Sun 10:00~18:00
Closed days : Check out the notice on our Instagram for reduced opening hours, irregular closures, etc.
Website : Shortcut
Inquiries : +82-507-1340-4610

Oryundae Martyrs Shrine

The Oryundae Martyrs' Shrine is a significant place preserving the history of Korean Catholicism. It features the Martyrs' Cathedral, which houses the mausoleums of eight Busan martyrs and the remains of 26 Korean martyrs, along with the Korean Martyrs' Museum, showcasing various artefacts.
Behind the church lies the Way of the Cross, a symbolic walkway representing the sufferings of Jesus, leaving a profound impression with every step you take.

While the museum and Daeseongjeon Shrine are currently under construction, there are still plenty of other places to explore. Keep an open mind, embrace the unfamiliar, and discover how truly enlightening travel can be.

Oryundae Martyrs' Shrine

Address : 106-1, Oryun-daero, Geumjeong-gu, Busan
Directions : Exit 4, Jangjeon Station, Busan Metro Line 1 -> Bus No. Geumjeong-gu 5 from Jangjeon Station Exit 4 Stop -> Get off at Oryundae Martyrs Shrine. Museum Stop -> 1-minute walk
Parking : Parking available and free parking at Oryun-dong Public Parking Lot
Opening hours : Tue-Sun 10:00~17:00
Closed days : Every Monday
Website : Shortcut
Inquiries : +82-51-515-0030

Cappadocia

Cappadocia is a Turkish restaurant in Namsan-dong, Busan that makes you feel as though you've travelled to Turkey.

It's a place that respects different religious backgrounds, making it perfect for Muslim visitors and anyone seeking reliable food made with halal ingredients. It creates a welcoming environment for people from all backgrounds by honoring not only the food but also the culture and traditions behind it.

The signature dish is the kebab, but the menu also features lamb and many other options, leaving you spoilt for choice. Cappadocia is a great place to visit for anyone looking to explore exotic cuisines and experience a taste of Turkey!

Cappadocia

Address : 123-9, Geumdan-ro, Geumjeong-gu, Busan
Directions : 6-minute walk from Exit 8, Dusil Station, Busan Metro Line 1
Parking : Parking available - Busan Al-Fatah Masjid Parking Lot)
Opening hours : Everyday 11:30~21:30 (Last order 20:30)
Closed days : Every Tuesday
Website : Shortcut
Inquiries : +82-51-515-5981

DOT Museum

As the fourth private art museum in Busan, the DOT Museum goes beyond exhibitions by supporting the work of local artists and offering residents opportunities to experience culture and art up close. With the slogan “Connecting Life and Art,” the museum embodies artistic values by fostering meaningful relationships between artists and visitors.
The museum holds at least two exhibitions annually to discover and showcase local artists, and it offers a variety of arts and cultural education programs, including one-day courses and humanities lectures, to expand residents’ access to the arts.

Discover a unique moment where art and everyday life merge at the DOT Museum.

DOT Museum

Address : 35, Geumsaem-ro, Geumjeong-gu, Busan
Directions : Exit 5, Oncheonjang Station, Busan Metro Line 1 → Bus No. 203 from Oncheonjang Station Stop → Get off at Gwangmyeongsa Temple → 1-minute walk
Parking : Parking available
Opening hours : Tue-Sat 11:00~18:00 (Last entry 17:30)
Closed days : Every Sunday, Monday, January 1, and national holidays
Website : Shortcut
Inquiries : +82-51-518-8480