Gamcheon Culture Village🤴🏻🦊

Gamcheon Culture Village – A Candy-Colored Village in the Hills of Busan 🤴🏻🦊 🌙When it comes to colorful and charming tourist attractions in Busan, “Gamcheon Culture Village” is one of the landmarks that you shouldn’t miss. In the past, it was a slum area for refugees during the Korean War. Today, the village has been transformed by the power of art and community into an art village in the hills that continuously attracts tourists from all over the world. 🤴🏻The highlight here is the small houses painted in bright colors on the hills, like a scene from a fairy tale. In addition to the view of the village from above, the interior is also full of street art, installations, and sculptures scattered throughout the area. One of the most popular photo spots is the “Little Prince Statue” located on the observation deck with colorful houses and a sea view as a backdrop. 😋For those who come to walk around and want to rest or find something delicious to eat, this village also has many small cafes and restaurants hidden away. It can be said that coming here, in addition to being satisfied with the atmosphere, you will also be satisfied from walking and eating delicious food. 🌸The village itself also has some bok kot trees scattered along the paths and along the hills. When the flowers are in full bloom, it adds more charm to the candy-colored village, making it look even more romantic. (The spot where we took a close-up photo with the bok kot tree is about 100-200 meters past the curve from the Little Prince statue.) 🚍To get to Gamcheon Culture Village, take subway line 1 and get off at Toseong Station (Exit 6). Then walk for about 5 minutes to take the local bus Saha 1-1, Seogu 2, or Seogu 2-2 to the village directly. For those who drive themselves, you can park at the parking lot around the area. But if you have an adult traveling with you, it is recommended to drop them off near the Little Prince zone first and then look for a parking spot. Because this village is located on a hill, there are many stairs and steep slopes. It's tiring to walk, I tell you. #Bymyside #Take turns taking photos #BymysidexKorea #BymysidexBusan #Korea #Busan #Busan2025 #TravelKorea #TravelBusan #ReviewBusan #VisaFreeTravel #Beautiful places to take photos #Travel abroad