Introducing the Baengnyeoul Cultural Village, where art and the sea come together
Busan's Heunyeoul Cultural Village always has a mysterious charm to me. It boasts beautiful scenery that meets the sea, and various works of art fill the streets. This visit was planned specifically to enjoy the beach in the summer, but I also fell in love with the charm of the village itself.Admission is free, and the village is open 24 hours a day. However, individual shops and cafes may have different operating hours, so it is recommended to check in advance before visiting. The White Water Culture Village is located in Yeongdo-gu, Busan. If you are driving, it is convenient to use the nearby public parking lot. If you are using public transportation, you can easily get there by taking a bus from Nampo-dong Station.
First impressions and hidden gems of Baengnyeoul Cultural Village
The first impression you get when you enter the town is that it is truly artistic. The murals and installations painted all over the streets are in harmony, and you can't help but be amazed wherever you look. There were quite a few tourists, but as you walk along the alleys, you can find many quiet places.One of the main attractions of the Baeknyeoul Cultural Village is the Baeknyeoul Gallery. Various exhibitions are held here, and you can enjoy a wide range of art from modern art to traditional art. There are also many photo zones throughout the village, making it a great place to take the best photos of your life.There are many simple and cozy cafes in this town, and 'Hwinyeoul Cafe' is especially famous. Here, you can enjoy a cup of coffee while looking out at the sea. There are also many delicious restaurants near the town, so it is a good place to enjoy delicious food after sightseeing. 'Yeongdodaegyo Tteokbokki' is one of the must-visit restaurants, and the spiciness of the tteokbokki and the deep flavor of the fish cake are excellent.
Review of the best travel destination in my heart, Baeknyeoul Cultural Village
This visit to Busan’s Heunyeoul Cultural Village was a truly special experience. This village, where the sea and art come together, was enough to take me away from my daily life and give me new inspiration. What impressed me the most, personally, were the hidden works of art scattered throughout the village. It was fun to discover new works of art every time I visited. The good thing is that the admission fee is free and you can visit anytime. However, parking can be a bit inconvenient, so I recommend using public transportation. Also, it can be crowded when there are a lot of tourists, so it would be better to visit early in the morning or on a weekday. I would like to recommend it to people around me, and if I have the chance, I would like to visit again. In particular, I heard that you can feel a different atmosphere at night, so I would like to visit at night next time.Busan's White Water Cultural Village is a place that always gives me new inspiration, and I definitely want to visit again next time.
Introducing the Baengnyeoul Cultural Village, where art and the sea come together
