They say that Taejongdae represents Busan, as there are abundant rocky formations and beautiful blue sea. Featuring the highest peak at 250 metres, there are forest pine trees and other variation of trees. There's a story where King Taejong (601-661) traveled to many places but this was the places he enjoyed shooting arrows the most. Under the lighthouse there is this rock called Sinseon Rock which there's a rock figure called Mangbuseok named after a story of a woman who waited for her husband who had been taken to Japan. It was also said that many young koreans committed suicide on the cliff, as the country is seen to be rather stressful. It was a really slow and easy hike up, by taking the train to different tourists attraction points and end with the entrance. 

The weather is quite hot, and surprisingly I wore only 2 layers with a scarf and a inner wool wear. But damn my hands are really freezing from the wind coldness.

I guess that's one of the suicide cliff! The view is gorgeous and I highly recommend you to just sit there and chill, watching the sea waves crash.

While going down, there's a few seafood stores with ajumma selling big clams, some sea cucumber etc. If you are game for a adventure then you should try it!

Sitting at the ledge and watching the view.

They have cornered off all the areas to prevent people from crossing. It can be quite dangerous as some rocks can be quite slippery.

All the glorious seafood!

Cafe.

The beautiful scenery overlooks the city far behind!

So we ordered spicy pork with all the sides. It was quite a great meal.

Back to Busan

Back to those christmas nights walking back to hotel.

 The beautiful flowers! I'm always tempted to buy it hahaha, 12,000 won each if I remember correctly.

 Cafe where they sell bread and cakes.

 The park!

 while going up the hill. 

 such beautiful sight :)

 There's literally nobody in the forest looool

 selfie in the forest! I was midway and it was honestly scary. There are so many rocks and i was contemplating whether to go up the rocks again.

 when you walk up the path properly, you will see the temple from afar and you will know that you are on the right track.

 the temple look so pretty when you stood up on the flight of stairs.

 sunset.

 walking down.

 and when i come down from the temple, I was welcomed with this spread, and sight of glorious food. I love the corn and the fishcake so much.

 shit my lips are cracking lol

 The fishing ponds - which is very different from Singapore. So basically you don't get to keep the fishes but rather, you put the fish into the container with the weighing machine. While you are there, you get to accumulate points from the total weight of fishes that you hooked. But it's so sad when the fishes are injured for hook and they have no choice to eat the worms that you hook because they are just so hungry :'(

The egg bread!!!

This picture have nothing to do with busan lol. Found this picture from Pyeongchang and damn I miss ski-ing so much, although i probably fall down so many times lol.

Yumm green matcha tea to racoon cafe

 The raccoon damn violent i swear. The tiny snacks you have to purchase from the counter for 10,000 won and you get to feed the raccoons. But they'll probably shake the food off from your palms before it even get to their mouths.

 Hehe so the racoon owners they had the racoons since they were young.

 Told you. The damn crazy rocks and boulders that nobody goes except for you.

 The temples.

 More temples. 

 Yum!!!

 Fluffy eggs that are forever free in Korea.

 This is really good too!!!! :")

The pathway where you cross over to see the mermaid statue.

On the cable car where I got free lollipop and the entire sky view.

When the sun is setting.

while walking the busy streets and everyone's hands are in the pocket cause it was so cold.

 My second dish: Udon fishcake soup with beef. I love how koreans always give you kimchi to go with your noodles. 

The rocky rocks formation.

Oryukdo Island is off the southern coast of Busan, and depending on the day and the tide, may appear to be five islands or six islands, hence its name ('o' meaning five and 'yuk' meaning six in Korean). Designated a monument of Busan, Oryukdo Island is a rock island that can be said to be made purely of stones. All of the five islands, except the one with the lighthouse, are uninhabited. 

And the cute kitty that I was following the entire day!