Thinking of spending your entire South Korea trip in Seoul? Here's why Busan might be the destination you didn't know you needed. Is Busan worth visiting? Yes, especially if you love ocean views, authentic Korean food, specialty coffee, and discovering places with fascinating local histories. For travelers spending a week or longer in South Korea, adding two or three days in Busan is an excellent way to experience a different side of the country. Seoul has K-pop, royal palaces, towering skyscrapers, and world-famous shopping districts. Busan has something different. Picture colorful houses climbing steep hillsides, traditional seafood markets filled with local vendors, tiny coffee shops hidden down old industrial streets, and a train ride that follows the coastline. There's also a food culture that's distinctly Busan. And travelers are starting to take notice. According to the Busan Metropolitan Government, the city welcomed a record 3.64 million international visito...