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Ride the Waves in Busan
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Songjeong Beach in Busan is reputed to be an ideal surfing destination. The beach area has a moderate climate all year round, keeping the water temperature relatively consistent at around 14 degrees Celsius. This characteristic became a major appeal to surfers nationwide, hence earning its reputation. Surfing training centers and other infrastructures can be found in the beach area. After catching the waves, relax your body and mind by connecting with nature at a temple on a cliff and a walk through a bamboo forest.
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Total distance: Approx. 30.3 km
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Songjeong Beach (송정해수욕장)
A beach frequented by surfers in Korea. The beach is known to be an ideal surfing spot especially for beginners due to its shallow waters and year-round moderate temperature.
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Haedong Yonggungsa Temple (해동 용궁사(부산))
A 600-year-old temple located on a coastal cliff. You can hear the sound of crashing waves from the temple grounds.
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Jukseong Church (Filming Set) (죽성성당(드림세트장))
A church film set that was used in a drama series. It’s a popular spot among photographers due to the scenic backdrop.
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Ahopsan Forest (아홉산숲)
A 400-year-old family-owned bamboo forest. It was used as a filming location for “The King: Eternal Monarch (2020),” starring Lee Min-ho.
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