International Market

Busan International Market, located near Nanpudong, Busan Port District, South Korea, is one of the earliest commercial markets in Busan City. Now it is a bit old to visit it. However, its products are varied and can also be lingering. It is suitable to travel with Nanpudong and Zhagaqi fish market. the Magician

We spent an hour or so strolling around this huge market. Of course, it's not just for tourists, you can buy anything here, like local stuff, from appliances and kitchen supplies, to food and clothes (usually piled high). At the beginning of each line there are pictures showing what can be found in the line. We didn't buy anything and many stalls didn't do much business (although we were there for a week). Most interestingly, stall owners cook at lunchtime and set out their lunch (a few dishes) to eat, completely ignoring passers-by and shoppers. Sold a lot of household items, and also sell a lot of Japanese drugs, not knowing the truth. There are many Korean snacks, more than people. There are many restaurants nearby that are only open at night.

Busan's largest free market, formerly the market for refugees buying and selling things after the Korean War. The daily necessities imported from Busan Port are traded here, so it is known as the international market, where you can buy and sell a variety of goods, even goods that you can't buy. Recently, fashion goods such as clothing, footwear, luggage and other personalities have been popular.

Next to BIFF Square, where the Busan International Film Festival is held, it is also a famous international market for the movie 'International Market'. Bay is a place full of things to see and eat

It's a delicious and friendly market. It's great to see the alleys!!! Please buy bibimbap noodles and various foods

One of the most well-known markets in Busan, especially the seafood here is very popular and one of the places where many tourists come to Busan to visit.

I can only say that this is a rural market. The goods sold are definitely not worth buying. There is nothing to look at. Fortunately, there are more snacks. Although it is still those in Myeongdong Snack Street, the price is slightly cheaper, and Lushan is close to the sea. There are also many seafood-related snacks.