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Saha-gu, Busan

Saha-gu is one of 16 cities, counties and districts in Busan. It has 16 neighborhoods (16 dong) and 280,853 registered residents (September 2026). The most populous neighborhood is Dadae 1-dong with 34,172.

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Landmark stamp: Dadaepo Beach

Featuring extensive shallow tidal flats and broad golden sands, this scenic beach is renowned for brilliant coastal sunsets and musical fountain performances.

History: A monument and historical remains honor General Yun Heung-sin, who bravely defended the coastal garrison during the Imjin War.
What to see: The vast tidal flat revealed during low tide creates a breathtaking scene under glowing crimson sunset skies.
Visitor tip: Standing in shallow reflective waters right before sundown provides the perfect setting to capture striking silhouette photographs.

Food, festivals and stories of Saha-gu

Local food: The refreshing jaecheopguk, a clear marsh clam soup prepared around Hadan-dong near the river estuary, is well known.
Did you know?: Gamcheon Culture Village features colorful terraced houses built along the scenic mountain slopes of Saha-gu.
Did you know?: Dadaepo Beach is widely loved by visitors for its expansive sandy shores and beautiful coastal sunset views.

Neighborhoods of Saha-gu (16)

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Goejeong 1-dong괴정1동dong · 16,243 residents

Story: Villagers gathered around an ancient scholar tree and its spring to hold annual rituals wishing for peace and prosperity.
Food: Bustling traditional market alleys are lined with friendly shops serving freshly steamed rice cakes and savory pan-fried delicacies.

Goejeong 2-dong괴정2동dong · 14,220 residents

Story: Daeti Pass served as an essential mountain path where soldiers and travelers rested while journeying toward Dadaepo during the Joseon Dynasty.
Photo spot: Climbing along the gentle slope of Ggachigogae reveals scenic hillside streets and cozy residential neighborhoods nestled together.

Goejeong 3-dong괴정3동dong · 11,061 residents

Name: The village was historically named Okcheon because cool and pristine spring water continuously welled up between the rocky hills.
Photo spot: Seunghak Sports Park along the foot of Mount Seunghaksan offers tranquil forested walking paths lined with fragrant cypress trees.

Goejeong 4-dong괴정4동dong · 11,505 residents

Name: The hillside valley was known as Bambatgol because abundant chestnut trees once covered the area with sweet autumn nuts.
Photo spot: The hill trail at Dongju College grants an expansive view stretching across the Saha urban valley toward the Nakdonggang River.

Dangni-dong당리동dong · 22,877 residents

Name: The area earned its name because sacred shrines honoring village guardian deities were long maintained along the mountain ridge.
Story: Legend says the monk Muhak was captivated by Mount Seunghaksan, observing that its ridges resembled a soaring crane spreading wings.
Photo spot: Hiking to the silver grass plains atop Mount Seunghaksan during autumn reveals mesmerizing silver waves dancing across the highlands.

Hadan 1-dong하단1동dong · 20,521 residents

Story: Eulsukdo Island was poetically named to describe a pristine wetland where countless migratory birds gathered over clear shallow waters.
Photo spot: Museum of Contemporary Art Busan captivates travelers with its living botanical exterior and fascinating rotating contemporary exhibitions.
Fun fact: Vast reed marshes formed at the mouth of the Nakdonggang River provide a protected seasonal shelter for traveling birds.

Hadan 2-dong하단2동dong · 25,172 residents

Story: The rocky hill in Eden Park was historically praised as Gangseondae, where celestial Taoist hermits supposedly descended to admire the scenery.
Photo spot: Ascending the steps of Dong-A University Seunghak Campus reveals lovely red-brick buildings harmoniously surrounded by lush mountain scenery.

Sinpyeong 1-dong신평1동dong · 14,544 residents

Name: The name Sinpyeong refers to newly developed fertile flatlands created by alluvial sediment gathering along the river mouth.
Story: Traces of an old beacon fire mound still remain atop Mount Dongmaesan, where sentinels warned against invading enemy vessels.

Sinpyeong 2-dong신평2동dong · 16,535 residents

Photo spot: Featuring athletic fields and green walking paths, the local sports park provides a welcoming space for neighborhood exercise.
Fun fact: Riverside greenery stretches alongside vital manufacturing zones along the Nakdonggang River, reflecting Busan's enduring industrial energy.

Jangnim 1-dong장림1동dong · 13,284 residents

Name: The name Jangnim literally means long forest, describing the expansive grove of trees and reeds that once lined the shores.
Photo spot: Rainbow-colored storage buildings and a lovely clock tower line the port, creating an exotic atmosphere perfect for scenic photography.

Jangnim 2-dong장림2동dong · 24,309 residents

Food: Locals and visitors can savor exceptionally chewy, savory Busan fish cakes made by established manufacturers with decades of culinary heritage.
Photo spot: Borim Park on the hillside of Mount Bonghwasan provides shaded pine benches where visitors can relax while viewing the valley below.

Dadae 1-dong다대1동dong · 34,172 residents

Story: Yungongdan Altar commemorates Commander Yun Heung-sin, who fought bravely against overwhelming invaders to protect Dadaepo Fortress during wartime.
Photo spot: Morundae Coastal Reserve offers scenic walking trails among twisted pine forests and ocean bluffs named after swirling sea mists.
Fun fact: The famous sunset musical fountain shoots colorful jets of water synchronized to melodious songs on breezy summer nights.

Dadae 2-dong다대2동dong · 24,171 residents

Name: The coastal area was called Natgae because the curving shape of the shoreline resembled the sharp bend of a sickle.
Photo spot: Walking along the Dusong Peninsula coastal path reveals dramatic sea cliffs and distant uninhabited islets set against deep ocean waters.
Food: The seafood promenade by Natgae Harbor offers fresh sashimi and savory seafood freshly caught by local coastal fishing boats.

Gupyeong-dong구평동dong · 12,010 residents

Story: Local legends recount that a giant boulder resembling a resting turtle facing the ocean gave the coastal neighborhood its name.
Photo spot: Standing at the edge of the breakwater offers a scenic view of ocean vessels and peaceful harbor waters.

Gamcheon 1-dong감천1동dong · 15,558 residents

Name: The name Gamcheon originated from an old stream prized for its pure and sweet-tasting spring water descending from the hills.
Fun fact: Home to an international seafood wholesale market, Gamcheon Port serves as an essential harbor for ocean vessels and marine trade.

Gamcheon 2-dong감천2동dong · 4,671 residents

Story: During the Korean War, refugees built terraced houses along the slope so as not to block the sunshine of neighbors behind them.
Photo spot: Sitting beside the statue of the Little Prince reveals a picturesque panorama of pastel rooftops cascading down the mountain valley.

Local notes were drafted with the help of AI from public information. Population: Ministry of the Interior and Safety resident registration, September 2026. Spotted a mistake? Tell us.