Ilang sikat na tourist destinations sa Busan, South Korea, ating bisitahin! I Juander

GMA Public Affairs

Aired (December 29, 2024): Isa sa mga dinarayo ng mga turista sa South Korea ang Busan dahil sa iba’t ibang activities na masusubukan dito. Ang ilan sa mga sikat na tourist destination, binista nina Susan Enriquez at Empoy Marquez. Panoorin ang video.

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00:00For your travel goals for 2025, let's introduce the tourist destinations that you can include in your travel bucket list.

00:12Busan, South Korea

00:18One of the most popular tourist destinations here is Haeundae Blue Line Park where you can ride a Sky Capsule.

00:26Haeundae Blue Line Park

00:29Hello, Wanderers!

00:31We're here in Busan, South Korea.

00:34We're going to ride a Sky Capsule train to go around the ocean here in Busan.

00:40But we're going to leave M. Koy at the beach.

00:44Wait, I'm at the entrance, Mama.

00:46So, we're going to go there first.

00:49Wait, Mom!

00:56Haeundae Blue Line Park

01:04A Sky Capsule can hold up to four people.

01:07It runs slowly, so it's perfect for those who love to take pictures.

01:11Wait, Mom!

01:18Look at the beautiful sea view of Haeundae.

01:23The pine trees are growing and we're going to ride a beach train later.

01:31The beauty of Busan, except the beast.

01:36The beast and the beauty.

01:44They have a lot of pine trees, it's like we're in the Caribbean.

01:47It's spelled Pine Tree.

01:49I'm asking you, you probably don't know.

01:51You don't know?

01:52Capital F-H-I-N-E.

01:55Pine Tree.

01:58The Sky Capsule ride is almost 30 minutes long.

02:02The one-way ride for four people is worth 44,000 South Korean won,

02:09or equivalent to more or less 1,800 pesos.

02:14Watch your head.

02:15Watch your head.

02:18Watch your head.

02:19Watch your head.

02:25To get back to our trip to Haeundae Blue Line Park,

02:29a train has to be ridden.

02:31They call it a beach train.

02:36Unlike other trains, the beach train is facing one side of the seats.

02:42This is the train to Busan.

02:45Yes, welcome to Busan.

02:47To the train.

02:50Take a closer look at the white sand of Haeundae Beach.

02:56The kimchi is really from Korea.

02:58It's really from Korea.

02:59This is where I'm from.

03:00But it's fake kimchi.

03:02Mama Sook is right.

03:05It's fake kimchi.

03:06Mama Sook is right.

03:08Kimchi originated from Korea.

03:12But who was the first to have kimchi?

03:15Korea or Joey De Leon?

03:19He's her son.

03:20Kimchi De Leon.

03:22Porn?

03:28It looks like a new attraction of the Sky Capsule and Beach Train.

03:31Did you know that it originated from an abandoned railway?

03:37It was built for the tourism of Busan.

03:42Not far from the terminal of the Sky Capsule and Beach Train,

03:45there are two or three tall buildings.

03:48One of them is Busan X The Sky.

03:53The other is the tallest building in South Korea,

03:56which is 1,350 feet tall.

04:02Hi.

04:07Wow.

04:08It's six seconds now.

04:12And on the 100th floor of the building,

04:15there are the tourists who are afraid of heights.

04:18I'm here with Mboy.

04:31I don't have a wish. Wait.

04:35Don't worry.

04:36Get down.

04:38But it's long.

04:39Yes.

04:41Like a jet plane.

04:42Wait.

04:44My ears.

04:46Like this.

04:50This is where they call the Shacking Bridge.

04:53This glass bridge is about four meters long.

04:57If you look down, you'll be shocked.

05:00It's not just the glass on top,

05:03but the beauty of the view of Hyundai Beach.

05:13Mboy, can we do this?

05:17One, two, three.

05:31Did you see that, Did?

05:32It was so close.

05:34Did, what did I do?

05:36It was so close.

05:37Huh?

05:38It was so close.

05:39We should have seen the view.

05:42Okay, game.

05:43Let's try again.

05:44This is the moment.

05:50The I-wanna-stop also jumped

05:54in the middle of the Shacking Bridge.

05:58We're literally stuck here.

06:03Why did it jump?

06:04There's a plan.

06:05Don't do that.

06:09It's a reward for ourselves

06:11because we were able to cross the Shacking Bridge

06:15when it was closed.

06:16Yes.

06:18Actually,

06:20I think this is the most

06:23difficult task here in Busan.

06:27Because I have a fear of heights.

06:31Right?

06:32We have the same fear of heights.

06:33But we were able to cross it not once,

06:36not twice,

06:38but thrice.

06:40Without looking at the bridge.

06:53To be continued.

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