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BUSAN

South Koreans flock to Busan in the summer to sunbathe on the wide sands of Haeundae Beach, but seaside splendour isn’t all this city of historic, gastronomic and cultural treasures has to offer.

Begin your visit in Busan’s hopping downtown and central business district. Grab a bowl of (knife-cut noodles) and soak up the atmosphere at Gijang Home-Made Noodle in before exploring the vibrant alleys en route to nearby This district of former workshops has been transformed intoor stop by a cosy eatery famous for its thick cuts of fresh pork and quality sides.

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