Det sker i Busan, South Korea året igennem

Travlt — Winter break (gyeoul banghak) i South Korea, skoleferie på 5 af de markeder, der fylder stedet

• Helligdag

  Seollal

  16.–18. feb.Kinesisk nytårLukningerTætpakket

  Three days when small businesses and the fish market close and the country travels home. The beaches are empty and so are the restaurants. Kilde ↗

Stadig i gang: Haeundae Light Festival (29. nov. – 18. jan. (normalt))

Tætpakket — Seollal, Winter break (gyeoul banghak) i South Korea

Intet nyt begynder i februar.

Stadig i gang: Seollal (16.–18. feb.)

Travlt — Cherry blossom, skoleferie på 2 af de markeder, der fylder stedet

• Natur

  Cherry blossom

  25. mar. – 10. apr. · normaltTætpakket

  The south coast blooms a week before Seoul; Dalmaji Hill above Haeundae and the naval town of Jinhae an hour west are what people come for.

Travlt — Cherry blossom, skoleferie på 3 af de markeder, der fylder stedet

Intet nyt begynder i april.

Stadig i gang: Cherry blossom (25. mar. – 10. apr. (normalt))

Travlt — Busan Lotus Lantern Festival, skoleferie på 2 af de markeder, der fylder stedet

• Festival

  Busan Lotus Lantern Festival

  1.–17. maj · normaltLys & ildTætpakket

  Streets fill with handmade lotus lanterns and a parade in the run-up to Buddha's Birthday, a UNESCO-listed tradition with roots going back 1,200 years. Kilde ↗

Skuldersæson — skoleferie på 3 af de markeder, der fylder stedet, en helt almindelig måned

• Sæson

  Jangma, the rain front

  25. jun. – 31. jul. · normaltMonsunRisiko

  The monsoon front sits over the south coast first and hardest, delivering the year's heaviest rain in bursts and taking the beaches out of use for days.

Tætpakket — Beaches officially open, Summer break (yeoreum banghak) i South Korea

• Åbning

  Beaches officially open

  1. jul. – 31. aug. · normaltHavet er varmt nokTætpakket

  Haeundae, Gwangalli and Songjeong are staffed with lifeguards and swimming zones for the two summer months only; outside them the water is technically off limits. Kilde ↗

• Festival

  Busan Sea Festival

  1.–6. aug.Stor festivalTætpakket

  Six days of concerts and water events across five beaches in the first week of August, when the whole country is on holiday at the same time. Kilde ↗

Stadig i gang: Jangma, the rain front (25. jun. – 31. jul. (normalt))

Tætpakket — Beaches officially open, Busan Sea Festival

• Risiko

  Typhoon season

  1. aug. – 30. sep. · normaltLukninger

  Busan takes the brunt of the systems that reach Korea. A landfall closes the port, floods Gwangalli and stops the trains for a day. Kilde ↗

Stadig i gang: Beaches officially open (1. jul. – 31. aug. (normalt)), Busan Sea Festival (1.–6. aug.)

Tætpakket — Chuseok, Chuseok i South Korea

• Helligdag

  Chuseok

  24.–26. sep.HøstLukningerTætpakket

  The harvest holiday empties the city for three days; markets and family restaurants close and the roads and trains out are solid in both directions. Kilde ↗

Stadig i gang: Typhoon season (1. aug. – 30. sep. (normalt))

Stille — rejsende beskriver det som stille, Busan International Film Festival

• Festival

  Busan International Film Festival

  6.–15. okt.TætpakketBook tidligt

  Ten days centred on the Cinema Center in Haeundae in early October, in the best weather of the Busan year. Haeundae beds are gone; Nampo-dong is on the subway. Kilde ↗

Stadig i gang: Chuseok (24.–26. sep.)

Travlt — Busan Fireworks Festival

• Festival

  Busan Fireworks Festival

  7. nov.Lys & ildTætpakket

  An hour of fireworks over Gwangalli bridge on a Saturday in early November, watched by around a million people, with the beachfront closed to traffic. Kilde ↗

• Festival

  Haeundae Light Festival

  29. nov. – 18. jan. · normaltLys & ild

  Haeundae Beach and the seafront square light up with large-scale sculptures and media art each winter, organised by the district office and free to walk through from 6 to 11pm. Kilde ↗

Travlt — Winter break (gyeoul banghak) i South Korea, skoleferie på 4 af de markeder, der fylder stedet

Intet nyt begynder i december.

Stadig i gang: Haeundae Light Festival (29. nov. – 18. jan. (normalt))