Busan
Gamcheon Culture Village for the Jimin & Jungkook mural, then ZM-ILLENNIAL — the cafe Jimin's dad runs in Nam-gu. Two spots, both in Busan, easy half-day trip. Add Haeundae or Gwangalli Beach to fill the rest of the day.
Duration
1 days
Location
Busan
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Start at Gamcheon Culture Village in Saha-gu. Grab the stamp map (₩2,000) at the entrance, find the Jimin & Jungkook fan mural, collect stamps at 12 spots for postcards. Rooftop observatory has an ocean view. Comfortable shoes — the village is hilly. Honestly 30 minutes is enough for photos. Then head to Nam-gu for ZM-ILLENNIAL, the warehouse-style cafe Jimin's dad runs. Jimin's paintings and fan gifts from all over the world fill the place. Message boards in the back — bring a pen. Right next to Daeyeon Lotte Castle. Go early on weekends — international fans pack the place.
Known as the 'Machu Picchu of Busan,' this colorful hillside village features vibrant pastel houses stacked along narrow winding alleys. Full of murals, sculptures, art galleries, and charming cafes.
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A warehouse-style cafe in Busan's Nam-gu run by BTS Jimin's father. The space displays Jimin's artwork, photos, and gifts sent by fans worldwide. Formerly known as 'Magnate,' it was renamed ZM-ILLENNIAL.
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