Busan Gamcheon Culture Village.

I strongly recommend getting the 2,000 won stamp tour map from the tourist center because it provides a route that allows you to see all the hidden gems of the village. The path was not difficult to navigate at all. I spent a total of 3 hours there. Don't miss the photo deck on the 4th floor of the community center. Conveniently located near public transportation, this wonderful cultural village is worth the many walks and numerous steps when you go. You can spend an hour here or get lost in the back alleys for half a day. There is a lot of culture and art, and an interesting history as the village was once a refugee camp. It's a good idea to pay a small fee to get a stamp collection map because there is a good route to follow. There are plenty of opportunities to take fun photos with noticeable scenic backgrounds and amazing murals. Many tourists enjoy the on-site costume rental that adds to the fun. Food and drink options are mostly a variety of bakeries/cafes. There are a few street food vendors, including a man cooking food with a butane torch over a fire grill! It's visually interesting and quite tasty. I highly recommend this place for a great half-day outing. A wonderful cultural site; perfect for Instagram-worthy views. Highly recommended. Riding up and down is quite interesting; it took skill to maneuver the small bus around sharp corners and small streets.