Busan, One Day in Gamcheon Culture Village
안녕하세용...~ It's my first time I wrote about traveling in my blog. In Summer last year I visited Gamcheon Culture Village that is located in Busan, South Korea. In Korean Language it's called 부산 감천문화 마을, one of a famous place in Busan. There is many activity that we can do such a Porcelain Crafts, Woodworking, Textile crafts, and many others.
(But i haven't yet try one of it ㅠ.ㅠ)
(I thought it's Indonesian traditional ?ㅋㅋㅋ?)
They sale this cute Post Card and it only 1000 won!!
There is a lot of memories and we can wrote it on a paper too~
If you're hungry there's also some coffee and small market here~
You'll not bored here because a lot of beautiful painting that you can see...
(I came with my sister)
They sale a lot of cute Gamcheon Village accessories it's a crazy little thing for me because I really like a cute things that also related with hand craft or arts >.<
Guess what is it?? Yap it's a Tea if you are Tea lovers you should try one, it's so Healing!
Try this delicious foods too!! It's about 3000 won each~
Cafe Shop!! And I not yet try them *sob*
Don't forget that Gamcheon Village is also a House because you'll find a lot of clothes that hang in front their house, or even in the rooftop~
I found it Interesting old game it's remind me for Reply 1988 because it's too old, you can play it with just 100 won!
The museum is unique ㅋㅋ
The miniature of Gamcheon Culture Village
Rooftop Flower Garden, I love this place but at this time Busan is so Hot...
And Sorry for scared you~ see you on next post!
안녕~~
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Address:
177-11, Gamnae 2-ro, Saha-gu, Busan
부산광역시 사하구 감내2로 177-11 하늘마루
Homepage:
(Korean only)
Direction:
1. [From Busan sation to Gamcheon Culture Villiage]
Goejeong Station (Busan Subway Line), Exit 6 - Get on local bus Sakha 1 or Sakha 1-1
2. Toseongdong Station (Busan Subway Line), Exit 6
- Get on local bus Saha 1-1, Seogu 2 or Seogu 2-2
Operating Hour:
Open all year round & Closed on New Years and Thanksgiving holidays
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