Most people visiting Busan are there to explore its amazing beaches, but there’s more to this South Korean city than meets the eye. There are many beautiful bridges in Busan spanning the Nakdong River, and here are three that will make you fall in love with this city.
Gwangan Bridge
One of the symbols of modern Busan, Gwangandaegyo AKA Diamond Bridge is the second-longest bridge in South Korea. This suspension bridge offers amazing views, and if you’re lucky enough to be in Busan at the right time, you might even catch a seasonal light display that takes place here.
Busan Bridge
Busan Bridge connects the districts of Yeongdo and Jung, and it’s primarily used as an industrial road these days. It still has a special place in the heart of the locals, because it symbolizes the development and industrial revolution of the city.
Busan Harbor Bridge
Busan Harbor Bridge was officially opened in 2014 and it’s one of Busan’s wonders of modern architecture. This landmark cable-style bridge offers easy access to Busan Port, with amazing views of ships in the harbor and epic nighttime illuminations that make it worth exploring late at night.