11 New Attractions in Busan Coming Soon

Busan is the second-largest city in South Korea. 2020 was not a great start for everyone. People who intended to visit Korea had to cancel their trips; this goes to other countries as well. But, as long as everyone stands firm, the epidemic will be under control soon. When that happens, everyone will be able to travel wherever they please. Let's pray that day will come soon.

When you next visit Busan you are in for a treat! They are constructing new attractions and facilities that will draw thousands of people from all over the world. Let's go and find out what they are building.

Busan Lotte Tower

• Due to complete in 2024

The Lotte Tower in Seoul is the tallest building in South Korea, and it's renowned for its appearance that looks like The Dark Tower from the Lord of the Ring. It is estimated that Busan Lotte Tower will be built in front of Lotte Department Store in Nampo-dong and will stand 380 meters tall.

Lotte's Magic Forest

• Due to complete in May 2021

Lotte seems like they're going all-in with Busan, actively working on a forest adventure. It is said to be four times the size of Seoul Lotte World and 2.5 times the size of Everland!

Skyline Luge

• Due to complete in 2021

Developed by a New Zealand tourism company that developed Tongyeong Luge. It is a go-kart track that has 4 tracks, each about 900 meters long and two chairlifts capable of carrying approximately 2,600 passengers per hour. It would be a perfect place for families to visit and enjoy their leisure.

Hwangnyeongsan Observatory

• Due to complete in 2022

Many Busan locals love Hwangnyeongsan in itself for its night views. Building a tower will bring even more attraction by far. The Hwangnyeongsan Tower will be taller than the N Seoul Tower by 20 meters. Can't wait to see the view from up there.

Double Track Railway

• Due to complete in February 2021

Currently, the furthest Busan Subway is connected to is Gaya Station (Gimhae Light Rail Line), but the new railway opening in 2021 will extend to Masan, Changwon Jinhae, and Ulsan in Gyeongsangnam-do, much convenient transportation.

Busan Auqa World

• Due to complete in summer 2021

Aqua World, also located in the Osiria theme park, will become the largest water park in Busan and is expected to begin in the summer of 2021. In the hot summer of Busan, why not try this brand new facility out? It could be a blast.

Taejongdae Monorail

• Due to complete in 2022

A monorail for tourists to enter Taejongdae located in Yeong-do, one of the most spectacular views of Busan. It is a nationally designated scenic spot where the views of the ocean, waves, sea cliffs and pine forests form a superb view. It will be operated in the form of coastal sightseeing, and the type should be similar to the Incheon Wolmi Sea train.

Busan Opera House

• Due to complete in 2021

Busan North Port is located behind Busan Station. It is expected that a large-scale opera house will be built here. The streamlined facilities will surely regain everyone's attention.

Jeonggwan Aqua Dream Park

• Due to complete in 2023

This will become the largest indoor water park in South Korea. The place aims to become a 'park-like swimming pool' that can be easily accessed by many people. It was intended to make the Jeonggwan Aqua Dream Park beyond the function of simple physical education space, as a resting place for the citizens of Jeonggwan and a city center with various daily events.

Village de Ananti

• Due to complete in 2022

It is said to be a peaceful cultural village resort in Busan as well as an environmentally friendly architecture.

Oryukdo Line

• Due to complete in 2022

Busan’s Yongho-dong district will have the first-ever low-rise, low-floor tram built in the country. The new tram is hoped to revitalize the commercial areas and to increase tourism in the district. Locals in the Oryukdo area is also pleased as few buses in the area have been a great inconvenience for residents.

I hope after reading these new upcoming attractions have made you plan your future trip to Busan unconsciously. Let's pray everything gets better soon and when these facilities and scenic spots are finished, come to Busan and enjoy its beauties.