Geumjeongsan Mountain, Busan surrounding the northern part of Geumjeong district this lush green mountain flaunting several peaks is and home to several popular tourist destinations like Geumgang Park, Beomeosa (Temple), Geumjeongsanseong (Mountain Fortress) and Sanseongmaeul Village.
The origine of the mountain is referred in legendary anecdotes. A divine gold fish while gliding by a multicolored cloud was captivated by the charm of the place and played in the golden pond on Godangbong, the highest peak of the mountain. The valley is streamed by crystal clear flows and covered by thick wood. The exquisite natural beauty of the mountain makes it one of the most visited sites of Busan. Beomeosa Temple
Built around 1,300 years ago, the Buddhist temple of Beomeosa is one of the most renowned religious places of South Korea. Treasuring some invaluable cultural relics like Threestory Pagoda and the main hall Daeungjeon, the temple is one of the top tourist sites of Busan. Geumjeongsanseong Mountain Fortress
Steeped in mystery and legend this awe-inspiring fort is the largest in Korea. This majestic fortress perched on the hill overlooks the valley below. The winding mountain trail leading to the fort gives magnificent panoramic view. Only 4 Km. of the mountain is remaining today. Busan City Council has undertaken a project to restore the fort to its former glory. Sanseongmaeul
Isolated from the modern city life the ethnic community of this village still retains the old world charm. This place serves a much admired dish of "barbecued goat meat". Geumjeong Park
This park situated in the Geumjeongsan Mountain area harbors Busan Marine Natural History Museum and the Folk-art Performance Area conducting several events throughout the year.
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