Busan Huinnyeoul Culture Village and Taejongdae Park, South Korea

Huinnyeoul village has many tiny houses clustered along the narrow alley formed by the coast at the end of the cliff. Taejongdae Park is where unique rocks are formed, and visitors are greeted by the dense forest surrounded by the deep blue ocean.

Huinnyeoul Village: 200 Gamnae 1(il)-ro, Gamcheon 2(i)-dong, Saha-gu, Busan, South Korea
Taejongdae Park: 24 Jeonmang-ro, Dongsam-dong, Yeongdo-gu, Busan, South Korea

I took the city buses to Huinnyeol Village.  It is a narrow and long village that is perched on a cliff overlooking the ocean.  Originally this village was started when the lives of refugees from the war began to settle down here.  The villagers decorate the town, and now it is one of the must-see areas in Busan.

The bus stopped at the top of the village.

Walking down to the ocean.

A panoramic view of the ocean left to right.

The bottom of the village before the cliff.

I kept walked down

At the ocean

Looking back at the stairs where I came down.  I went through the tunnel on the right side to the other side of the ocean.

I went through the tunnel again to the side where I came down.  Then went up the hill using the stairs on the right.

Looking up while climbing the stairs.

Reached the village again.

Walking through the village.

From the village, I took a short bus ride again to Taejongdae Park.  From the bus stop to the Taejongdae Observatory Deck is about little more than a mile.  I decided to walk there because I misunderstood that the shuttle bus to that place was not operating.

From an observation deck on the way to the Taejongdae Observatory Deck.

The observatory deck.

The view of the ocean from the deck.

Walk past the deck for about 600 feet is another view point.  This requires walking down many stairs.

This is where the lighthouse is located.

And the rocky structure below.

Further down, a coffee shop.

There is also a fenced trail to the rocky structure, which I did not try.

The view of the opposite side.

At the bottom, fishers are selling seafoods.