A Short Trip to Busan
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I spent a night and two days in Busan, staying at an affordable canvas hostel for around 30,000 won.
The room was a capsule-style hotel divided into four spaces, each containing just a bed.
The exterior was very stylish. The lobby on the first floor had a cozy communal table and sofas, making it a comfortable place to eat since food wasn't allowed in the rooms.
The room had walls with an entrance covered by a curtain.
Each guest was provided with a pair of slippers.
Honestly, I chose this accommodation to save money. I had never shared a room with strangers in a guesthouse before, and I was curious about the experience, even though I probably won't use a shared room again.
In reviews, people mentioned that the bedding made a lot of noise, and I found that to be true. Nevertheless, the bedding was quite comfortable. That night, there was one other person in the room who was extremely quiet.
After having a burger and cream bread for dinner, my stomach kept rumbling, and the noise was so loud that it kept me awake. I felt guilty about going to the bathroom in the middle of the night.
If you are someone who makes a lot of noise while sleeping, or if you are sensitive to sounds, I wouldn't recommend this place.
The next day, I enjoyed the view from Dongbaek Island, which was within walking distance from the hostel. The location was excellent.
I could see the White Cliff Cultural Village that I visited the day before in the distance.
The weather was fantastic for two days, making it enjoyable to explore, even alone.
I took a photo of my feet at Haeundae Beach.
Before heading to a wedding, I sat at Haeundae, where a man was showcasing a pigeon on his body to passersby.
It didn't seem like he was making money from it; he mentioned he had been on TV and boasted that the pigeons wouldn't leave his side.
It made me realize how vast the world is and how many interesting people there are.
After the wedding, I hurriedly had lunch and caught a flight back home.
I'm not a big fan of traveling, but a short trip like this seems quite nice. Where should I go next?
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