🇰🇷When it comes to places worth visiting in Korea, I can highly recommend trying Korean barbecue with soju, 
exploring local markets with fresh produce and street food, as well as checking out restaurants from the Michelin 
guide—the food here is truly delicious almost everywhere.
 

🌊Speaking of Busan, the first places to head to are Haeundae (해운대) and Gwangalli (광안리) beaches. 
Even if you don't make it a specific goal, you will almost certainly see the famous Busan Daegyo Bridge (부산대교). 
It's also worth stopping by Chinatown with its diverse food options; it is located right next to Busan Station (부산역), 
where most foreigners arriving from other regions of the country pull in. Additionally, the city has its own Lotte World, 
a great entertainment option, especially if you are traveling with friends or family.

But here is a selection of 10 classic Busan spots that you definitely shouldn't miss if you find yourself here.
 

And as per tradition, I'm sharing the residency statistics for our compatriots in Busan (officially registered 
as of December 2025): there are 68,436 foreigners in total. Among them are 2,825 people from Uzbekistan, 
2,753 from Russia, 480 from Kazakhstan, 269 from Kyrgyzstan, 139 from Ukraine, 46 from Tajikistan, 12 from Turkmenistan, and 24 from Belarus.