The 21st Namhae Garlic & Korean Beef Festival will take place from June 11 to 14 at the Namhae Exile Literature Museum grounds, showcasing two of the county’s most famous agricultural products.

Jogyesan Provincial Park is known as one of top 100 famous mountains of South Korea. The park is home to two significant temples that have been preserved for over 1,000 years.

Salt House, already well-known in Seoul for its deli-style sandwiches and house-cured meats, has quietly made its way south with a new location inside Shinsegae Department Store in Busan.

Sacheon, in South Gyeongsang province, has some great destinations for those looking to avoid crowds and seek pleasure for a great day trip.

The city of Busan and the Busan Tourism Organization have launched the 2026 Busan Gourmet Selection, a month-long culinary promotion bringing together some of the city’s top restaurants to create exclusive collaboration menus available through June 30.

Looking to get out and about? Here’s what’s happening around Busan this weekend.

Here are four recommended places around Busan to check out this summer.

The international cycling race Tour de Gyeongnam 2026 will return from June 9 to 13, bringing elite riders from around the world to some of the South Coast’s most scenic routes.

Busan’s Pier 1 will once again be transformed into a vibrant waterfront destination this June as Port Village Busan 2026 brings together local food, art, live entertainment, and harbor-side experiences along the city’s iconic port.

Busan is preparing to welcome BTS fans from around the world with a dedicated tourism hub designed to connect concertgoers with the city’s attractions, culture, and experiences.