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Top 5 places to visit in Sasang, Busan
hello? In this post, we will introduce the top 5 tourist attractions that you should not miss in Sasang, charming Busan.
The list is based on the Korea Tourism Organization's popularity rankings and includes attractions with unique natural scenery, cultural heritage, and a variety of activities.
We hope you will have a unique experience with your friends, family, or lover, and that this trip will leave you with precious memories. Hope you have a nice trip!
Samnak Ecological Park
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Introduction to Samnak Ecological Park
Samnak boasts the widest berm area and is a sports and relaxation area with a diverse natural environment and a waterfront space for citizens.
Samnak Ecological Park is a playground (446,280㎡) created in the upper part of Samnak Dungeon by the Sasang-gu Office in 1998 on an area that was previously a greenhouse farmland. In 2006, as a result of Busan City's Nakdong River Dungement redevelopment project, an eco-friendly farming garden was created to be used as a feeding ground for winter birds. ㎡, sports facilities such as a water park and inline skating rink, and 66,115 ㎡ of wetlands were restored.
As part of the Four Major Rivers Restoration Project in 2009, all farms were demolished and restored as migratory bird feeding grounds and wetlands, and moorings were built in some areas to lay the foundation for enjoying water leisure activities in the future.
Samnak Ecological Park can be largely divided into three parts: the first is a sports facility for citizens at the top and center, the second is a large natural grassland with a colony of reeds and pussy willows at the top (some of which are sedges), and the third is a walking trail in various places. It consists of a reed marsh at the bottom and a place where many migratory birds visit during the season.
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Image source: Korea Tourism Organization
Image source: Korea Tourism Organization
Samnak Ecological Park Basic Information
Website http://www.busan.go.kr/nakdong/samrakpark01
Operating hours 00:00~24:00
Parking facilities available (public parking lot)
Open all year round on days off
Baekyangsan Wellbeing Forest
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Introduction to Baekyangsan Wellbeing Forest
Baekyangsan Well-being Forest, located in Baekyangsan Mountain in Buk-gu, Busan, has been reborn as a resting place for citizens by improving the environment around Unsucheon Stream, and is a place where nature and people coexist.
Various facilities such as the Cypress Forest Prenatal Meditation Forest, forest theme playground, deck rest area, valley observatory, Unsucheon Experience Forest Trail, and Family Story Forest are great for resting your tired body and mind.
It is a great place to take a walk along the deck and feel the phytoncide, and it is also a great place to relax and spend time with children at the forest-themed playground.
Baekyangsan Wellbeing Forest Basic Information
Website https://www.bsbukgu.go.kr/index.bsbukgu?contentsSid=1
Sasang Neighborhood Park
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Introduction to Sasang Neighborhood Park
Sasang Neighborhood Park is a great play area for outdoor activities with children as it has various themed spaces.
Starting with the Clock Square themed after the fairy tale Alice in Wonderland, there is a small forest country where children can experience the forest, the Mysterious Forest, which is a children's playground, and an adventure castle where they can foster a sense of adventure.
In the forest rest area at the top of the playground, there is a small experience center where you can actually meet animals that appear in fairy tales, giving you the feeling of happiness as if you were in a fairy tale.
In addition, it is a park where children can develop a sense of adventure and dream while having fun running around, including a bounce dome, zip line, floor fountain, Sasang garden, and pine field rest area.
There are also walking trails for adults.
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Image source: Korea Tourism Organization
Image source: Korea Tourism Organization
Sasang Neighborhood Park Basic Information
Operating hours 09:00~18:00
Parking facilities available
Days off: Every Monday, January 1st, Lunar New Year’s Day and Chuseok
Yaksuam (Busan)
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Introduction to Yaksuam (Busan)
Yaksuam is a temple belonging to the Lotus Order of Korean Buddhism located at the foot of Baekyangsan Mountain in Sasang-gu, Busan.
It is said that it was founded around 1890 by the monk Gyeongpa along with Bodhisattvas named Jo Cheong Jeong-hwa, Park Bo-ri-hwa, and Seo Bon Seong-wol.
Since the 1950s, the monk Cheongmyeong has been the monk for 55 years, and he has attained Buddhahood and acquired its current appearance.
Yaksuam consists of Daeungjeon, Yaksajeon, Samseonggak, Jonggak, and Yosa.
The main hall has 3 rooms on the front and 2 rooms on the sides, has a gable roof, and is a main building built in the early 1950s.
Samseonggak, built in the early 1950s at the same time as the construction of Daeungjeon, is a gable-roofed building with three rooms on the front and one room on the side, and is in the form of a gable roof.
There are no exterior murals, and there is a single window on the right exterior wall.
The Yaksijeon, built in 1999 as an octagonal cement building, has exterior dancheong, and murals depicting landscapes, flowers, flowers and birds are painted on eight sides of the exterior walls.
Yaksuam (Busan) basic information
Homepage http://busan.grandculture.net
Parking facilities available
Open all year round on days off
Unsusa (Busan)
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Introduction to Unsusa (Busan)
Unsusa Temple is a temple located on Baekyangsan Mountain in Sasang-gu, Busan, and is believed to have been built during the Gaya period.
It was originally called Sinsuam, but it is said to have been changed to Unsusa before the 18th century.
The temple was burned down during the Japanese invasions of Korea, and the current main hall was rebuilt in 1660.
Currently, Unsusa Temple has Samseonggak and Yongwanggak located on the left and right around Daeungjeon, and in addition, Simgeomdang and Sejindang are located there.
Unsusa Temple preserves cultural relics such as the Daeungjeon Hall, which is designated as a treasure, the Daeungjeon Stone Seated Buddha Triad, a tangible cultural asset, and the Amitabha Triad, a cultural asset.
We operate a temple stay where you can experience visiting Buddhist sacred sites and historical sites and making tea, as well as a Buddhist university that spreads the teachings of Buddha to lay believers and the general public.
Unsusa (Busan) basic information
Website http://www.woonsoosa.co.kr
Parking facilities available (approximately 50 small vehicles, free)
Open all year round on days off
This was an introduction to the top 5 places to visit in Busan so far.
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