Located on the southernmost tip of Yeongdo-gu, Taejongdae park is a natural park and one of the popular tourist attractions of Busan. Its white lighthouse overlooking the green sea and the observation deck makes the entire park look exotic. You can just walk down the lighthouse, have your own time and can enjoy having fresh raw fish on the rocky shore. However, the distance between the entrance gate and the lighthouse is quite long. So, if walking is not your genre, you can take a tour course or buy tickets of Danubi trains. Whether you come with your family or with your spouse, you are definitely going to fall in love with the scenic beauty of this place.

On clear sky day, you can even spot Tsushima or Daema, Island of Japan from the rocky cliff. At the edge of the rocks, food tents are there where you can take a quick bite and can again walk around the park. From the dock, mini cruise ship trip are also there to move around the cliffs.

• Taejondae tour course (1 hour): Plaza → Natural Observation Path → Sports Park → Taejongsa Temple → Lighthouse → Lighthouse Jagal Madang → Lighthouse Cruise Ship → Observatory → South Port Viewing Point → Gumyeongsa Temple → Taewon Jagal Madang → Taewon Cruise Ship → Gonpo Cruise Ship → Plaza
• Couple Tour Course:  Plaza → Lighthouse → Lighthouse Jagal Madang → Lighthouse Cruise Ship → Observatory → South Port Viewing Point → Taewon Jagal Madang → Taewon Cruise Ship → Gonpo Cruise Ship → Plaza
• Family Tour Course:  Yeongdo Bridge → 75 Plaza → Jeoryeong Coastal Walkway → Taejongdae → Dongsamdong Shell Midden → Busandaegyo Bridge  Danubi Train Course Platform→ Taejongsa Temple → Yeongdo Lighthouse → Observatory → Gumyeongsa Temple → Taewon Jagal Madang → Platform 
• Cruise Ship Course: Dock → Jodo Island → Taejongdae → Haemangdong Coastline

Also, visit the popular attractions in the city by following Busan itinerary 1 day.

• Pets are allowed but must be on leash.
• Carry plastic bag to dispose of pet litter.
• Baby stroller are not available on rent.
• Vehicles are allowed for parking, after 9:00 am.
• Mountains are not accessible from November – May
• Danubi trains are available on every 20 to 30 minutes.
• Wheel chair rental facility is available.
• Free train rides for children below 4 years.

Charges for Danubi Train

• Adults – 2,000 won(personal), 1,600 won (group of 30 or more), 1,600won (family fare)
• Youth – 1,500won (personal), 1,200 won ( group of 30 or more), 1,200 won(family fare)
• Children – 1,000won (personal), 800 won (group of 30 or more), 800 won (family fare)

Parking fees

• Light-weighted cars – 800 won
• Small cars – 1,500 won
• Mid-sized cars (more than 15 passengers) – 3000 won
• Large-sized cars – 4,500 won

• Parking area– 9:00 am to 6:00 pm.

Danubi Train Course Schedule:

• March to October – 9:20 am to 8:00 pm
• November to February – 9:20 am to 7:00 pm

For Tickets Timings:

• March to October – 9:00 am to 7:00 pm
• November to February – 9:00 am to 6:30 pm
• 20% discount for people holding city tour pass.

• Take bus no – 88 or 101 from Busan bus station and get off at Taejongdae Park.
• Other buses for Taejongdae Park are 8, 13, 30.

There are food tents on the edge of the rocks to take small bite while going around the place. Some of them are:

On amusement park roadside circulation

• No.1 shops (Tae front Inc.)
• No. 2 shops (four Tae above)
• No. 3 shops (noun phrase above)
• No.4 shops (lighthouse amusement park down the road)
• Jeulkin Cafe (amusement park plaza)

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