• Address1511-3 Geumgok-dong, Buk-gu, Busan

From rapeseed flowers, cosmos flower fields, natural wetlands and trails, spacious playgrounds, and camping grounds to the sunset of Nakdong River that brightens the sky every evening. Hwamyeong Eco Park preserves nature in the city.

• Address118, Hakhak-ro, Buk-gu, Busan

It is an experiential educational institution to see, feel, and understand climate change. As you pass through a total of 8 zones, collect mileage that accumulates as you reduce the amount of carbon, and make a clean earth, you will naturally familiarize yourself with the concept of climate change. Since Green School runs programs such as renewable energy, natural ecology, and eco-friendly experience, be sure to check them out in advance if you are interested. In particular, the Busan Climate Change Experience Education Center is a highlight itself as it has a rainwater recycling facility and an eco-friendly energy production facility for the geothermal system inside.

An exhibition visit with a tour guide by a climate commentator is available 5 times a day (10:00am, 11:00am, 2:00pm, 3:00pm, 4:00pm). Green School, which offers experience programs such as making dishwashing detergent and natural mosquito repellent, takes 60-90 minutes with a participation fee for each program.

Reservations can be made on the Buk-gu Office website.

• Address128, Hakhak-ro, Buk-gu, Busan

A memorial hall opened in 2007 as the 1st annex of the Busan Marine Natural History Museum. This museum retains the tradition and culture of the fishing village of Busan, a marine and fishery city offering a culture trip to follow the fishing village as the concept to feel the vibe of traveling to the life of Buk-gu along Nakdong River. The folk museum consists of Nakdong River Fisheries Exhibition Hall, Special Exhibition Hall, Nakdong River Fishing Village Folklore Room, and Busan Fishing Village Folklore Room, and it also has models that have reproduced the landscape of fishing village such as Gamdongjin ferry point and Hwangpo mast as well as models that show fishing methods such as cattle net. If you are curious about the deep history of Buk-gu and Nakdong River, which have spent time together for a long time, visit the Busan Fishing Village Folk Museum.

Admission hours are from 9:00am to 5:00pm, and opening hours are from 9:00am to 6:00pm. The museum is closed every Monday (closed the following day if Monday is a public holiday) and January 1. Admission is free.

• Subway Line 2 Hwamyeong Station (Exit 6) ▷ Walk for 6 minutes

Its original name is “Geumjeongsansu,” but it is called “Daecheoncheon Stream” or “Hwamyeongcheon Stream” because it is a large river passing through Hwamyeong-dong. Every summer, hundreds of vacationers visit the Aegiso Falls and Valley of Daecheoncheon.

• Address299, Sanseong-ro, Buk-gu, Busan

As Busan's first public arboretum located at the foot of Mt. Geumjeong, it offers many attractions, including an exhibition greenhouse full of exotic subtropical and tropical plants, an aquatic ecosystem where aquatic plants grow, a forest animal village where herbivorous animals live, and an observation deck with a panoramic view of Hwamyeong-dong all at once. Individual experience programs are run every weekend. The forest commentary program is held three times (10:00am, 2:00pm, 4:00pm) a day, and the natural object-making program is held twice (11:00am, 3:00pm) a day for elementary school students. Each program can be reserved on the website one month before the application date, and participation is free.

• Address440 Geumgok-daero, Buk-gu, Busan

“Nakdong River Observation Deck,” a famous place to enjoy the scenery from Garam Sunset Path. While the smooth, beautiful landscape drawn by Nakdong River and sky anytime you visit is a must-see, the splendid sunset over Nakdong River is a special scene that you can see only here. “Logan Stone” is a great point for taking photos by pushing the rock that stands perilously out on the wide rock to leave a memory.