With the weather starting to warm up, many people are looking to get outdoors and explore before the summer heat and rains return.

The 15th Busan Hydrangea Cultural Festival, organized by the Busan Facilities Corporation, will take place over nine days from July 5 at Taejongsa Temple in Yeongdo.

In Gaecheon-myeon’s Wolgok Village, Goseong-gun, Gyeongnam, thousands of willow dandelions are in full bloom, transforming the area into a stunning purple landscape each June.

The Busan International Kids & Youth Film Festival (BIKY), celebrating in its 20th year, is broadening its reach with a new “mobile festival” concept that extends programming beyond its traditional Haeundae base into western Busan for the first time.

If you’ve lived in Busan for a long time, you may have never known the difference between the U.S. chain Pei Wei, and the Korean-version PeiPei.

As the temperatures rise and the sun shines brightly, it’s time to dive into some summer adventures!

In Korea, summer is the season where people love enjoying horror movies and spooky experiences. Horror themed events will give you chills and scare away the summer heat!

18 artists have been named in the second lineup for the 2025 Busan International Rock Festival, which will take place from September 26 to 28 at Samnak Ecological Park.

Jarando, an island in Goseong-gun, Gyeongnam province known for its heart-shaped appearance from the air, has officially been designated as a Gyeongnam provincial tourist destination.

Find out what great things are happening around Busan this week.