Busan

Busan is South Korea’s second-largest city and a major port on the country’s southeastern coast. It is known for its beaches, international trade, and annual film festival.

South Korea: South Korea is a country in East Asia occupying the southern half of the Korean Peninsula. Busan is the country’s largest port city and second-largest city.
Busan International Film Festival: The Busan International Film Festival is an annual film festival founded in 1996 and held in Busan. The festival brings international cinema and cultural attention to the city.
Korean War: The Korean War was a conflict from 1950 to 1953 between North Korea and South Korea, with international forces involved. Busan served as South Korea’s temporary capital and a major refuge during the war.
Seoul: Seoul is the capital and largest city of South Korea, located in the country’s northwest. Seoul concentrates national government and finance, while Busan is a southeastern port metropolis.
Korean Strait: The Korean Strait is the sea passage between southeastern Korea and the Japanese island of Kyushu. Its position beside the strait connects Busan to maritime routes toward Japan.
Busan New Port: Busan New Port is a large container port complex opened in 2006 west of Busan’s older harbor. Its expansion strengthens the city’s role in global container shipping.
Battle of Busan Perimeter: The Battle of the Busan Perimeter was a series of 1950 battles defending a southeastern area around Busan. The fighting helped preserve the port city as a foothold for South Korean and allied forces.
Incheon: Incheon is a port city in northwestern South Korea, adjacent to Seoul and home to the country’s main international airport. Both cities are major ports, but Incheon serves the capital region while Busan anchors the southeast.
Busan Port: Busan Port is a major South Korean seaport handling container shipping and international trade. The port is central to Busan’s economy and its global connections.
Korea Train Express: Korea Train Express is South Korea’s high-speed rail service, linking major cities including Seoul and Busan. The high-speed rail line ties Busan to the country’s capital and inland economy.

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