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Suyeong-gu, Busan

Suyeong-gu is one of 16 cities, counties and districts in Busan. It has 10 neighborhoods (10 dong) and 169,566 registered residents (September 2026). The most populous neighborhood is Millak-dong with 26,860.

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Landmark stamp: Gwangandaegyo Bridge

Spanning across the coastal waters of Busan, this iconic suspension bridge offers scenic ocean views by day and vibrant lighting displays after sunset.

What to see: After dark, thousands of colorful lights illuminate this grand suspension bridge, creating dazzling light reflections across the ocean water.
Visitor tip: Watching the autumn fireworks festival from the beach reveals breathtaking showers of glittering sparks exploding behind the suspension bridge.
Food nearby: Travelers can dine at lively sashimi restaurants or scenic ocean-view cafes along the coastal boulevard while admiring night views.

Food, festivals and stories of Suyeong-gu

Local food: Enjoying fresh sliced raw fish at Millak Raw Fish Town while gazing at the open ocean is a quintessential local experience.
Festivals: Spectacular drone light shows illuminate the night sky every weekend above the sandy shores and gentle waters of Gwangalli Beach.
Did you know?: The majestic Gwangan Bridge stretches across the bay off Gwangalli Beach, creating a celebrated coastal night view.

Neighborhoods of Suyeong-gu (10)

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Namcheon 1-dong남천1동dong · 16,196 residents

Food: Artisanal bakeries lining the cozy alleys near KBS Busan Hall attract bread lovers from all across the country.
Photo spot: Featuring grand stained glass and striking modern architecture, Namcheon Cathedral offers a peaceful and serene environment for quiet contemplation.

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Namcheon 2-dong남천2동dong · 13,254 residents

Photo spot: In springtime, a dazzling canopy of cherry blossoms along Samik Beach Town creates a delightful path beside the sea.
Fun fact: The breakwater at Namcheon Port extends into the open water, presenting unobstructed views of waves and the grand Gwangandaegyo Bridge.

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Suyeong-dong수영동dong · 13,363 residents

Name: The name Suyeong originated as a shortened form of Gyeongsang Jwasuyeong, the Joseon naval headquarters stationed in this district.
Story: The 25 Uiyongdan shrine commemorates twenty-five brave local residents who fought against invading forces during the Imjin War.
Photo spot: Centuries-old muku trees and black pines stand proudly in Suyeong Historic Park, creating leafy spaces for peaceful walks.

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Mangmi 1-dong망미1동dong · 24,767 residents

Name: The name Mangmi comes from an old expression about gazing upon the scenic beauty of Suyeong from Mount Baesan.
Story: A cherished legend at ancient Mahasa Temple tells of stone Arhats coming to the aid of a novice monk seeking fire.
Fun fact: At the summit of Mount Baesan lies an ancient stone fortress where round stone-lined reservoirs from the Three Kingdoms era were excavated.

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Mangmi 2-dong망미2동dong · 9,514 residents

Photo spot: Transformed from a former wire factory, F1963 invites visitors to stroll through bamboo paths and spacious cultural bookstores.
Fun fact: Underneath the Suyeong elevated bridge, colorful shipping containers were built into B-CON Ground to host vibrant youth art and shops.

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Gwangan 1-dong광안1동dong · 24,248 residents

Name: The neighborhood was named Gwangan using Chinese characters that represent the expansive sandy beach and peacefully tranquil coastal waters.
Food: Hidden within Gwangan Market are long-running local diners famous for handmade noodle soup with anchovy broth and gourd-strip kimbap.

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Gwangan 2-dong광안2동dong · 17,559 residents

Photo spot: Standing on the fine sandy beach provides a straight-on panorama of the azure ocean framed by Gwangandaegyo Bridge.
Fun fact: On weekend nights, hundreds of glowing drones take flight over the beach to stage spectacular light performances across the sky.
Food: Seaside cafes along the coastal road offer breezy open terraces where guests can relax with refreshments to the sound of rolling waves.

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Gwangan 3-dong광안3동dong · 8,891 residents

Story: Local tales say the name Gwangan combined words from Gwangsa, meaning wide sands, and Anchang, an ancient settlement wishing for peace.
Fun fact: Tucked near the northeastern foot of Mount Geumnyeonsan, the area preserves quiet residential alleys with a warm, welcoming community feel.

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Gwangan 4-dong광안4동dong · 14,914 residents

Story: According to ancient folklore, Mount Geumnyeonsan received its name because its mountain peaks resemble a blooming golden lotus flower.
Photo spot: Hiking up the forested paths of Mount Geumnyeonsan rewards travelers with scenic vistas looking over the vibrant city and coastline.

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Millak-dong민락동dong · 26,860 residents

Name: The name Millak reflects the historic wish for ordinary townspeople to live harmoniously and share enduring happiness together.
Photo spot: Millak The Market features expansive glass windows looking onto Gwangandaegyo Bridge, making it a favorite spot for taking pictures and relaxing.
Food: Millak Raw Fish Town allows food lovers to enjoy freshly sliced seasonal sashimi while taking in the salty sea breeze.

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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.