Yongdusan Park, Public park on Yongdusan Mountain, Busan, South Korea.
Yongdusan Park is a green space located on Yongdusan Mountain in central Busan, covering approximately 7 hectares with varied terrain and pathways. The hilltop rises about 120 meters and provides viewpoints across the surrounding city and harbor areas.
The site was originally called Songhyeonsan and served various purposes during the Joseon period before becoming a refuge for people fleeing conflict. It later transformed into a public space for the city's residents and visitors.
The Museum of World Folk Instruments sits within the grounds, displaying and allowing visitors to handle musical instruments from different cultures and regions. The collection reflects how communities worldwide have created and maintained their musical traditions.
The grounds are accessible through two nearby subway stations, with stairs and escalators connecting from Gwangbok-ro street level. The climb to the top is moderate in difficulty, making it manageable for most visitors on a typical day.
The Busan Diamond Tower was fully renovated in 2021 and incorporates design elements from an ancient temple pagoda into its contemporary structure. This blend of historical reference and modern architecture makes it a distinctive landmark visitors notice on arrival.
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