If you are in the mood for a casual walk and enjoying sculptures, you should visit the Cheonmasan Sculpture Park.
According to myths, Cheonmasan Mountain is assumed to be the place where a horse has fallen from heaven. There is a total of 44 beautiful sculptural works on display at the sculpture park inside the mountain. You might wonder how impressive it would be to have artwork in the middle of the mountain.

Among the many routes that lead to the Cheonmasan Sculpture Park, we would like to introduce to you the path that goes through the Nuribaragi Observatory. Before reaching the Cheonmasan Sculpture Park, check out Busan’s cityscape at Nuribaragi Observatory and enjoy the uninterrupted view of the original downtown landmark of Yongdusan Park and the surrounding area at the Nuribaragi Observatory.
Walk slowly to the hiking trail that takes about 30 minutes, and you will stop by the two Buddhist temples of Gwanyongsa and Daewonsa. You can also walk around the small precincts and recharge your tranquility. Leaving the two temples behind, hike up further to reach Cheonmasan Sculpture Park. The hiking trail is flat and easy to hike on. Moreover, the air is natural and clean, allowing your entire body to be refreshed during your walk.

Taking a short break in between, you will arrive at Cheonmasan Sculpture Park soon! While sculptural works are installed sparsely, they amount to a substantial total of 44.
As you enjoying the various sculptural works made by various artists, you will be moved by their outstanding technique and talent.
Detailed explanations are also provided to help visitors understand what the artist envisioned. Each sculptural work has each philosophical meaning, including a work that visualizes the process of the human attitude or body changing into a different form by will and a work that expresses that nature and human-kind are one. Artistic imagination is unlimited. Thus, it might be fun to spread out your own imagination for the works first before reading the provided explanation.

Walk on a beautifully arranged trail further to the Cheonmasan Observatory. Even the walking trail features diverse sculptural works that enhance the imagination.
At the Cheonmasan Observatory, you can see Busanhang Port, Yeongdo, Namhangdaegyo Bridge, Bukhangdaegyo Bridge, Yeongdodaegyo Bridge, Gwangandaegyo Bridge, Amnam Park, Jagalchi Market area, and even as far as Oryukdo Island and Taejongdae Park. You will be impressed by the beautifully and magnificently landscape. Enjoy Busan’s vast urban landscape at the Cheonmasan Observatory.
Walk with sculptural works casually and enjoy the great view as a bonus! This is why people love to visit the Cheonmasan Sculpture Park!