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A temple on wave-splashed rocks instead of a mountain — sunrise-facing, dragon-guarded, unlike anywhere else in Korea. Distance makes it a tour-day anchor.
Almost every Korean Buddhist temple is in the mountains. Yonggungsa is on the rocks at the sea, founded in 1376, destroyed in the Japanese invasions and rebuilt in the 1930s. The 108 steps down to it are counted for the 108 afflictions of Buddhist teaching.
Both pins on one map, so the distance is a fact rather than a feeling.
Each of these still lands you back aboard with the hour to spare.
See · ~5h round tripA hillside of Lego-colored houses threaded with art alleys and the Little Prince gazing over it all.
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See · ~4hKorea’s greatest fish market — tanks of everything the strait holds, auntie vendors in rubber boots, and lunch upstairs minutes after you pointed at it..
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Eat · ~4hBusan’s soul in a bowl — milky pork broth, rice, wild chives.
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