Beacon Fire Station in Hwangryeong Mountain — Attraction in Busan

21:40 I moved by car from Namcheon-dong to see the night vi ew. It was cloudy even before I went to the Geumryeon Mount ain Youth Training Center, so I turned on the emergency light a nd went up slowly. At first, even though it was cloudy, I didn't t hink it was foggy, and I wondered if there was a fire. As you go up Mt. Geumryeon, the view becomes blurred, so if it were nor mal, you would be able to see the night view of Gwangan Brid ge, but the fog was so bad that you couldn't see any lights. Fe eling trapped in the clouds. It was my first time encountering a night fog, and it was a different experience because it was a d reamy atmosphere, but as I went down to Mulmanguol, I wond ered when the fog disappeared.Busan's scenic view is unparalleled, offering a breathtaking panorama. The well-organized layout enhances the overall experience. I suggest taking a taxi to the summit, and if cherry blossoms are in bloom, consider walking the 2.5 kilometers back down the hill, where the path is adorned with beautiful white blossoms. This excursion undoubtedly stands out as a highlight of my journey thus far.Busan's scenic view is unparalleled, offering a breathtaking panorama. The well-organized layout enhances the overall experience. I suggest taking a taxi to the summit, and if cherry blossoms are in bloom, consider walking the 2.5 kilometers back down the hill, where the path is adorned with beautiful white blossoms. This excursion undoubtedly stands out as a highlight of my journey thus far.Best sunset view and night view in Busan. Not only sunset you can see best sunrise view in town. You will come and come again to this place. Although slightly make your tired but the landscape very worth it. you...

"When you climb a little higher at communication tower, you'll encounter the traditional beacon tower used during the Joseon Dynasty. One of the oldest in Busan, alongside the Gwangan-ri Beacon Tower located in Jangsan, it dates back to the Imjin War. On April 14, 1592, at 6 a.m., a watchman named Baedol at Hwangryeongsan Beacon Tower raised the alarm as the war broke out.

From this beacon tower, facing slightly to the right, you can catch a glimpse of Gwangan-ri Beach, while on the left, the night view of Seomyeon, the central district of Busan, unfolds. Although not visible from the beacon tower itself, as you ascend along the road leading to it, you can also witness the night view of Dongnae to the north of the tower. The panoramic view includes both downtown Busan and Gwangan-ri Beach, making for a breathtaking sight that will undoubtedly enrich your...

The peak is an amazing place to be. You get unparalleled views of Busan from the peak. Do check the weather forecast before coming so that the weather is good and the skies are clear; it gets very hard to see anything when it is foggy. Dress warmly if you are coming in Spring as the cold and primarily the wind can be pretty brutal. It is recommended that you take a cab up as the walk is very steep. Coming down, it will be good to arrange transport in advance, especially if you are going back down at night. Otherwise, it will be hard to get a cab and you will have to walk the step journey down. There is a village bus that runs from the village nearer to the base of the mountain down to the station as well. There is also a rest stop with toilets and food...