Busan
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Busan is a lively coastal city that offers a nice mix of city life and nature, making it a great place to escape the Southeast Asian heat. With its big beaches, beautiful mountains, and many cafes, there's always something to see and do. The city is easy to walk around, and its good public transportation system, including a helpful light rail, makes it simple to get around—no need for a car here! Cafes are found all over Busan, and most places have strong Wi-Fi, making it a good choice for moving between cafes or even working remotely, although coworking spaces are limited and more for startups than for digital nomads. The cost of living is higher than in countries like Thailand or Vietnam, but with modern services and fresh seafood, many find it worth it. You might face some language challenges (not many locals speak English), but that can make it more interesting. When in Busan, be sure to visit the Haedong Yonggungsa temple and the busy Jagalchi fish market for the freshest... seafood. For a fun night out, go to Seomyeon, which has a lively atmosphere and friendly locals who like to talk. Just a note: be prepared for a different beach culture, as walking on the beach is more common here than sunbathing!
- 3.7m people live here
- Area: 321km²
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Busan is the second largest city after Seoul in Korea. I receommend visiting the famous beach in Busan such as Haeundae and Gwangalli and there are attactrions for tourists over the city. Of course you can enjoy its fresh seafood and other tradition food like 돼지국밥 and 밀면 :)