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Yeongdo-gu, Busan

Yeongdo-gu is one of 16 cities, counties and districts in Busan. It has 11 neighborhoods (11 dong) and 99,959 registered residents (September 2026). The most populous neighborhood is Dongsam 1-dong with 26,827.

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Landmark stamp: Taejongdae

TAEJONGDAEYEONGDO-GU · BUSAN태종대RANDOMPASSPORT.COM

Famous for sheer coastal cliffs and evergreen forests, this dramatic coastal park offers panoramic ocean views alongside an iconic white lighthouse in Busan.

What to see
Pine tree trails lead toward Yeongdo Lighthouse, opening up to majestic rocky precipices over blue crashing waves.
Visitor tip
Boarding the Danubi circular train lets travelers conveniently explore major scenic lookouts without climbing steep hillside paths on foot.
Legends & stories
The name honors King Muyeol of Silla, who reportedly practiced archery and admired the coastal scenery after unifying the peninsula.

Food, festivals and stories of Yeongdo-gu

Local food
Yeongdo Haenyeo Village is popular for serving fresh sea urchin gimbap and warm seafood ramen along the rocky shore.
On screen
Perched on coastal cliffs, Huinnyeoul Culture Village gained widespread fame as a prominent filming location for the movie The Attorney.
Did you know?
Historic Yeongdodaegyo Bridge attracts spectators as its drawbridge lifts upward during scheduled events to honor maritime tradition.

Neighborhoods of Yeongdo-gu (11)

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Namhang-dong남항동dong · 9,701 residents

  • Story: Women once hung from ships using hammers to chip off rust, creating the historic metal tapping sound that supported their families.
  • Food: Walking into Namhang Market, the savory aroma of steaming pork soup and freshly prepared fish cakes warmly greets visitors.
  • Photo spot: Strolling along the waterfront walkway beneath Namhangdaegyo Bridge offers scenic vantage points for capturing brilliant evening sunsets over the sea.
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Yeongseon 1-dong영선1동dong · 3,504 residents

  • Name: The name originates from an old belief that mountain spirits lingered here, choosing this peaceful hillside as their dwelling.
  • Food: Tucked inside the traditional alleys of Yeongseon Market, hearty bowls of spicy glass noodles and shaved ice offer nostalgic flavors.
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Yeongseon 2-dong영선2동dong · 6,850 residents

  • Story: Mountain streams rushing down Bongnaesan broke like white snow into the sea, inspiring the poetic coastal nickname Huinnyeoul.
  • Photo spot: Walking along the cliffside paths of Huinnyeoul Culture Village provides picturesque spots with the dazzling blue ocean stretched out below.
  • Fun fact: Walking along the coastal walking trail that skirts the rugged sea cliffs lets visitors experience soothing crashing waves up close.
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Sinseon-dong신선동dong · 6,315 residents

  • Story: Folklore tells of a guardian grandmother spirit living on the mountain slopes who watched over villagers and blessed fishermen returning home.
  • Name: The neighborhood gained its name from tales that heavenly immortals once gathered here on the hillside boulders to play baduk.
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Bongnae 1-dong봉래1동dong · 6,299 residents

  • Story: Families separated during the war promised to reunite beside this famous bridge, leaving poignant memories throughout the harbor streets.
  • Photo spot: Watching the bridge deck rise vertically during the scheduled opening ceremony provides a remarkable photo opportunity by the bustling harbor.
  • Food: Visitors can taste freshly fried and warm fish cakes inside historic Bongnae Market, where traditional culinary customs have flourished.
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Bongnae 2-dong봉래2동dong · 6,850 residents

  • Name: Nestled against Bongnaesan Mountain, named after a mythical dwelling of Taoist immortals, this hillside neighborhood offers a serene atmosphere.
  • Photo spot: Standing at the hillside observation deck along the mountain road offers a sweeping panorama of Busan Port and passing vessels.
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Cheonghak 1-dong청학1동dong · 4,978 residents

  • Story: Legend recounts that flocks of graceful blue cranes once nested along the mountain ridges, giving the neighborhood its tranquil name.
  • Photo spot: The view from the Cheonghak Reservoir observation platform frames Busan Port Bridge glowing brightly across the tranquil harbor waters at night.
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Cheonghak 2-dong청학2동dong · 15,369 residents

  • Fun fact: Shipyards along the coast have long flourished as historic hubs for assembling and repairing large maritime vessels.
  • Photo spot: Sitting on a bench at Cheonghak Waterside Park lets visitors admire towering cargo cranes and passing freighters under harbor lights.
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Dongsam 1-dong동삼1동dong · 26,827 residents

  • Story: Ancient ancestors from the Neolithic era settled along these fertile shores, leaving behind shell mounds and patterned pottery relics.
  • Name: The name originated from combining three historic neighboring villages along the peninsula into one unified community.
  • Food: Cozy raw fish restaurants around Hari Port serve sweet and fresh catches brought straight from coastal waters by local fishermen.
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Dongsam 2-dong동삼2동dong · 5,230 residents

  • Story: King Taejong Muyeol of Silla was so captivated by the stunning coastal cliffs that he stopped here to shoot arrows and rest.
  • Photo spot: Standing at the Yeongdo Lighthouse observation deck inside Taejongdae reveals dramatic jagged cliffs rising above the endless blue horizon.
  • Food: Seaside stalls on the pebble shores of Gamji Beach serve succulent clams grilled over briquettes accompanied by gentle ocean sounds.
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Dongsam 3-dong동삼3동dong · 8,036 residents

  • Story: Female divers who relocated here from Jeju Island built resilient livelihoods by plunging into rough coastal waves to gather fresh seafood.
  • Food: Wooden seaside benches at Jungni Haenyeo Village offer freshly caught sea urchin roe paired with seaweed rice rolls right beside waves.
  • Photo spot: Ascending to the Jungni sunset observatory provides an unforgettable view of golden evening light reflecting off the smooth pebble beach.
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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.