YONGDUSAN PARK BUSAN
Yongdu means “dragon’s head” and “sans” means mountain and i
s so called as the park set on a mountain is said to resemble a dragon’s head.
The bell was the most interesting to me.
Bell of the Citizens is rung just three times a year.
March 1st – Independence Day from Japanese occupation
June 25th – Independence Day
December 31st – to ring in the New Year
Bell of the Citizens
Busan Tower offers great views of the city.
Long silver building is the INternational Market, so named as it provided goods from other countries during the Korean War.
The bridge was another meeting point for refugees during and after the Korean War. I believe this is not the original bridge.
View of the park. The square building is the Bell of the Citizens
Tight fit on the stairs down to the elevator.
A surprise end to the Busan Tower —infinity mirrors and other delightful light displays.
