The popular Olbam Saturday Night Market in Jinju City, Korea opens on April 5 and continues every Saturday evening through the end of October except during July for the rainy and heat season.

The beloved exhibition that drew 150,000 visitors at Seoul’s Hangaram Design Museum, Michel Delacroix Solo Exhibition, is making its way to Busan.

The city of Busan has officially released the 2025 Taste of Busan guidebook, a comprehensive culinary guide that highlights 150 of the city’s most representative restaurants, blending tradition with contemporary flavors.

Luxury hotels in Busan are enhancing their breakfast offerings by featuring local specialties like pork soup (dwaeji gukbap), part of a broader effort to promote B-food — a culinary initiative spotlighting Busan’s regional cuisine.

Flights between Gimhae International Airport and Xi’an, China, will officially resume this summer, while the number of flights to Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, will also be increased.

Busan’s major department stores are seeing a notable surge in demand for outdoor gear, including running, golf, and mountaineering equipment.

As spring arrives, Jinju City is going all out to welcome both citizens and tourists with a packed lineup of seasonal events, cultural programs, and tourism perks designed to encourage longer visits.

Dokbongsan Wellness Park in Geoje, located at 1005-17 Sangdong-dong, has been transformed into a vibrant floral haven, welcoming citizens with a colorful display of seasonal beauty.

Here are over 30 events to get you started planning your month of things to do around Busan.

As spring unfolds from March to May, Korea becomes a canvas of beautiful colors with blooming flowers under the warm sun. The highlight of this season is undoubtedly cherry blossom viewing!