BUSAN IS AMAZING - 48 hours of Food, Culture + Activities 🇰🇷
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2024
- Location number 3 on the whirlwind Korea tour is the second largest city in the country - Busan. We stayed for 48 hours and managed to squeeze so much in! We visited Gamcheon Culture Village, Huinyyeoul Culture Village, Busan Air Cruise, Busan X The Sky and went stand-up paddle boarding on Gwangalli Beach. #korea #busan
Thanks to @VisitKoreaLondon for sponsoring this trip.
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I'm loving this so much, it's making me want to go back and really experience it as last time I was there was only two days. Such a beautiful country.
I'm so excited for this South Korea series. You've always been my travel and UA-cam inspiration, and I really hope Mexico is treating you well :)
Busan is amazing! I lived near there for a year, and I love you showing me what it looks like today. I don't like cold noodles either :). You should have tried Kalgugsu, it is warm noodle soup and delicious.
Koreans do swim but there is an official “Swimming Season” here. It’s usually just June-August.
I absolutely LOVED busan and will definitely be back! Such a great city to explore. You got nature, beach, city, adventure, chill, everything 🤩
So true!! What a fab city.
Train to Busan hands down one of the best zombie movies ever! South Koreans know how to do zombie!
Im gonna have to watch it now! 😅
Absolutely gorgeous filming, you created amazing atmosphere here!
Just visited Busan last month. Lovely city. It has a very different vibe compare to Seoul.
Nice, we may have been there the same time!
I love watching your videos. I must say, You made me want to go to Busan. Looks like Korea is a beautiful country.
The right picture in this thumbnail is SO gorg!!!!
normally, westerns are significantly positive in all aspects. I personally love your positive thoughts. Good video for realistic explanations.
These videos have made me miss Korea and think about planning a trip back. Even after living there for 2 years, there's always more to see. Busan, and especially the small towns and national parks, are so very unique and lovely to visit.
Such a lovely country, only good vibes 🤩
Thanks Christianne. That was great to watch. 👍😊🇮🇪🇬🇧🇰🇷
So glad you enjoyed it 🥰🥰
Love your videos, they give me old Globe Trekker vibes ❤
Aw thanks! ❤️
Great vlog wonderful Christie!!! 💖💖
Awesome video Christianne 😊👍👍
I love these videos.😊😊😊
Welcome to busan.
Busan is good. ❤❤❤😊😊😊
Another great vlog. You had me laughing so hard with the halibut. 🤣
😂😂 I’m gonna name my future son Halibut
@@BackpackingBananas😅😅😅😅😅
I would love to visit South Korea in the future. Maybe when i visit Japan i will try and go then. Thank you for another amazing video 😊
It would be a great add-on to Japan - they are so close 🥳
My partner and I plan to honeymoon in Japan and then tag on an additional country for 3ish nights after because we will be so close to so many smaller Asian countries that have amazing food, culture, history, etc. We were leaning towards Thailand or Phillipines because we thought South Korea might be too expensive after going to Japan. Based on this series it seems as if South Korea might be a little more affordable than what I thought, but not as affordable as other options. It gives me a lot to think about.
"Hot flannel action" had me spitting my tea out 😂
😂😂😂
I know you already have many lovely travel groups planned for next year, and I love so much that you do them surrounding activities you love. It's videos like these, though, that make me wish there was just one additional group travel option. May I suggest an option for 2025 where the travel style is giving us a taste of everything the country has to offer? This is in no way knocking the trips you plan. They all seem absolutely fab. I just know when I make a larger travel journey, that's the one trip I can afford a year. For instance, I spent 4 nights in Canada and also randomly went to a T-Pain concert the night before leaving. We went to Niagra Falls and Montreal over the 4 nights. We ate well, explored the city, slept in a hotel next to the falls, went out to Montreal's Boys Town, went on a wine tasting, and experienced all of the Tim Hortons and Dollaramas in between. We did what we could to pack as much as we could into that time because that was going to be our big trip of the year. I'm giving this example because I think you would be an absolute blast to travel with, but I've never been scuba diving, and I have never hiked in super high altitude. I live in the plains of Illinois, for reference. Haha! I think doing a group trip similar to the activities you get up to in videos like this one would be an absolute blast, because it is truly a little bit of everything. I think you would have a lot of interest, honestly. Just in case you might think about doing something maybe in Mexico or Colombia or Thailand? Someplace you're super familiar with, but is also a bit more affordable than Australia or New Zealand. This is just an idea I have after every video like this one. Cheers, from Illinois!
What you’ve just described is exactly what the Mexico trip is going to be like! I’m announcing it officially this weekend 🥳 it’s got a bit of everything
@BackpackingBananas Oh wow! I didn't realize there was a Mexico trip already. Or maybe you mentioned it, and I forgot. :) I only remembered Pakistan, the boat trip in the Mediterranean, and the scuba trip (which is already a lot, obviously. You are a super star.) Never mind then. Carry on. I am looking forward to learning more about Mexico! I likely can't do anything special until 2025 due to getting married next year, but hopefully, someday, I can join the fun. :) (Yes. That may have been why I mentioned 2025. Haha!)
Cheers!
For how long will you be in South Korea🎉?
I spent a total of 2 weeks in the country back in October (but right now I’m in Mexico)
hi Christianne, you are absolutely gorgeous, and i wonder, what app u use to animate your trips on the map, grettings and love from el salvador!!
Thank you ☺️ the map animations in this video I made on the app TravelBoast 🙌🏼
@@BackpackingBananas thx! have a nice day!!!
I can spot Karl Watson in the vlog..
Oh yes and the open market... That is an experience all in its own. The smells you start to smell prior to Arriving at the market...., are, all I can say are just Wow!!😂😂😂
Have you never had gazpacho?
I have, Gazpacho doesn’t normally have ice blocks floating in it 😅
@@BackpackingBananas true but fridge cold.
Busan was my favourite place to visit in Korea. The only downside in Korea is the amount of public urination and spitting in the street and getting pushed in ques - something that was much more noticeable in comparison to Japan which is my favourite place to visit.
잘못 알고 계시네요 어디서 사람들이 함부로 길거리에 소변을 보고 그래요 가래침을 함부로 뱉고 그러나요 1000명에 1-2사람이 몰상식한 사람이 있겠지요
A very weird comment... Saying about China or Japan?
BTW, where are you from? I'd like to show the true face of your country for your information.
@@akdns 말도 안되는 헛소리하지 마라 누가 사람들 보는 앞에서 침뺕고 가래침뺕냐? 길거리에서 사람들 민폐끼치지 말어
@@novaacta8340how is it a weird comment mate? I am just stating my experience of Korea. If you don't like what I said keep scrolling down. Ceya.
Will you be my gf? Yes or no 😉
yeah I had cold noodles too when I was there. I did not care for it myself.
Still no
Haha just giving you a hard time
I am not attracted by that country at all, same for Japan. 0 interest.
When I was stationed at Kunsan, in the USAF, I too tried what I thought was a hot soup. Turns out that had the same thing. It was cold with cubes of ice in it. I wasn't at first offered the scissors, I felt like a fool trying to eat those cool noodles. Finally, a young man from a table across from us brought the scissors. Spoke broken english, thank goodness, And the rest of the experience went quite well! 😅
beautiful clip. so much wonderful. i love this channel.