Cheongsapo — Attraction in Busan

Fairytale : there's a loving couple but one day the husband went fishing and died. The wife didn't know if he was alive or dead - he was missing. So she kept praying every day. The Dragon's Palace underneath the ocean heard her prayers and sent a blue snake to her to bring her down to Dragon's Palace to let her see her husband one last time. The Dragon's Palace isn't a place for the living so the blue snake took her back up. She then started spreading the story. Why it's called Cheongsapo. Snake in Chinese character and sand is the same. Koreans don't like the word “snake” so instead called it Blue Sand Port.

There's many lighthouses to see and an automatic ramyeon restaurant on the rooftop level. Can enjoy ramyeon with the view of Cheongsapo, Busan. Or have something to eat at the...

Cheongsapo is a charming seaside town steeped in tradition, famous for its lighthouses and delectable seafood restaurants. While it may be relatively small, the area is home to the striking Cheongsapo twin lighthouse and captivating murals that offer a glimpse into the local village life. Notably, the junction outside Cheongsapo Station, along Cheongsapo-ro, has become a popular photo spot for capturing the passing trains against the backdrop of the serene blue...

We went there as a family picnic from Seoul. It has cozy cafes and restaurants where you can eat seafood. Also, there are two lighthouses where you can take pictures. You can ride a train that runs besides the beach. You won't regret if you visit with...