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Busan offers a different kind of BTS-inspired trip: seaside views, hometown connections, restaurants, art, and places to recreate a favorite photo. FanWork Global and Unlock Korea’s Instagram guide gathers ten stops across the city for ARMYs planning their own route.
The guide below follows the original slide order. Member visits and personal connections are presented as described in the post; restaurant menus, opening hours, and exhibitions should be checked again before a visit.
1. Jimin’s Seaside Memories: Dadaepo Beach and Oryukdo
Dadaepo Beach
The post introduces Dadaepo as Jimin’s favorite beach and a location from his vlog, highlighting its sunset scenery. It is a seaside stop for ARMYs who want a quieter moment in their itinerary rather than another indoor venue.
Address listed in the post: 680, Dadae-ro, Saha-gu, Busan
Oryukdo
The second location is Oryukdo, which the guide connects to a vlog Jimin shared in 2015. The original slide notes that it takes extra travel time to reach, so leave room in your schedule for the coastal scenery rather than treat it as a quick stop between meals.
Address listed in the post: 137, Oryukdo-ro, Nam-gu, Busan
2. Food Stops Connected to Jungkook and V
FISHERMAN BUSAN
Near Gwangalli Beach, FISHERMAN BUSAN is introduced as a bar visited by Jungkook and Cha Sun-woo. It adds an evening venue to the guide, but confirm its current opening hours and entry requirements directly before going.
Address listed in the post: 41, Gwangan-ro 61beon-gil, Suyeong-gu, Busan
Ilpum Hanu
The post connects Ilpum Hanu to V and his family after the “Yet To Come” concert. It describes the venue as a premium Korean barbecue restaurant, so check the current menu and prices when deciding whether it fits your travel budget.
Address listed in the post: 49, Haeun-daero 570beon-gil, Haeundae-gu, Busan
3. Jimin Connections: Yongmungak and ZM-ILLENNIAL
Yongmungak
This Chinese restaurant is introduced as being in the neighborhood where Jimin grew up. The guide highlights his autograph and a “Jimin Special” menu, giving fans a food stop tied to his hometown story. Menu availability can change, so confirm it with the restaurant rather than assume the featured set will always be available.
Address listed in the post: 149, Geumsa-ro, Geumjeong-gu, Busan
ZM-ILLENNIAL
The Instagram post identifies ZM-ILLENNIAL as a café owned by Jimin’s father. It also notes that special dates, such as birthdays and anniversaries, can draw crowds. Build in some flexibility if you plan to visit around a fan celebration.
Address listed in the post: 135, Jinnam-ro, Nam-gu, Busan
4. Art and a Photo Stop: Busan Museum of Art and Busan Citizens Park
Busan Museum of Art
For an art-focused stop, the guide links RM to exhibitions curated by the Busan Museum of Art. Exhibitions change, so a visit should be planned around what is currently on display rather than an expectation of seeing the same show RM attended.
An official Busan City notice announced the museum’s reopening on September 17, 2026 after renovation. Check the museum’s own website for the current exhibition venue and visiting arrangements.
Official museum website: https://art.busan.go.kr/
Busan Citizens Park
The post introduces the park as one of V’s well-known photo spots and suggests bringing an umbrella to recreate the image. It offers an outdoor break between the guide’s food and cultural stops. Keep pathways clear while taking photos and enjoy the park beyond the single camera angle.
Address listed in the post: 73, Simingongwon-ro, Busanjin-gu, Busan
5. Colorful Streets and the Coast: Gamcheon Culture Village and Haeundae Beach
Gamcheon Culture Village
The original guide highlights the hillside village’s BTS-themed murals and fan art, with a suggestion to wear purple for photos. It adds a neighborhood walk and a fan-themed photo stop to the itinerary. Remember that the area is also a residential neighborhood, and be considerate when taking pictures.
Address listed in the post: 203, Gamnae 2-ro, Saha-gu, Busan
Haeundae Beach
Haeundae rounds out the route with a beach location the guide connects to V’s photos. The post suggests it as a place to watch the sunrise. Plan your visit around the actual weather and sunrise time for your date rather than assume the conditions will match the original photo.
Address listed in the post: 264, Haeundaehaebyeon-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan
Build Your Own Busan Route
These ten places are spread across different parts of Busan, so choose the stops that matter most to you instead of trying to cover everything in a single day. Confirm current map listings, operating hours, reservations, and exhibition details before setting out. The Instagram slides are a starting point for a fan-inspired trip, not a fixed timetable.
Source and images: FanWork Global × Unlock Korea, “BTS Busan Places Guide”
https://www.instagram.com/p/DZMrm05Dx8i/
Museum reopening reference: Busan Metropolitan City, September 16, 2026
https://www.busan.go.kr/eng/ai-translated-press-releases/1754557
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