Busan, Port city in South Korea
Busan, known as a million city metropolis, is the port settlement of South Korea and serves as a popular tourist attraction.
Established as a small fishing village, Busan has grown over centuries into a metropolitan city, becoming the second largest city in South Korea.
The city is famed for its local cuisine, particularly seafood, given its coastal location and history as a port city.
The city's postal code range is 46000 to 49599, serving a huge populous area.
Despite being a bustling city, Busan maintains a balance with nature, offering numerous hiking trails along the coasts and through urban parks.
Location: South Korea
Capital city: Yeonje District
Population: 3453198
Elevation above the sea: 30 m
Website: busan.go.kr
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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