Busan

Busan travel guide

Korea's second-largest city and its most popular coastal destination — here's what to know, and what to do if something goes missing.

Getting around

Busan has its own subway system covering most major areas, and taxis are widely available and generally affordable. From Seoul, the KTX high-speed train takes roughly two and a half hours.

Where to go

Haeundae and Gwangalli beaches, Jagalchi fish market, and the colorful Gamcheon Culture Village are among the most visited spots, each in a different part of the city.

Getting there

Gimhae International Airport serves Busan directly with a mix of domestic and select international routes, in addition to the KTX connection from Seoul and other major cities.

Lost something in Busan?

Beaches, markets, and late nights out make it easy to leave something behind. We can help track your item down and ship it to you internationally, wherever you are now.

How Find to Send helps

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Tell us what you lost and where — takes about 2 minutes

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We confirm the item is located and send you a quote in USD

3

Pay securely and we ship worldwide with tracking

Common questions

How long is the train from Seoul to Busan?+

The KTX high-speed train typically takes about two and a half hours between Seoul Station and Busan Station.

Is Busan walkable, or do I need taxis?+

It depends on the area — beach neighborhoods like Haeundae are very walkable, but the city is spread out overall, so the subway or taxis help for longer distances.

I lost something in Busan but I've already gone home — can you still help?+

Yes. Start a case with what you remember and we'll follow up locally, then ship the item to you internationally once it's found.

When is the Busan International Film Festival?+

BIFF is typically held in early autumn (around October) — check our events page for current dates, since exact scheduling can shift year to year.

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