Digital Nomad in Busan, South Korea: The full guide

Introduction:

Welcome to The Journey Seeker! Find out all about Digital nomad in Busan, South Korea!

Why go digital nomading in Busan, South Korea, you ask? Well, it’s simple. Have you ever heard the saying “go big or go home?” Well, we decided to take that saying literally and go digital nomading in the home of kimchi and K-Pop. And let me tell you, it’s been a wild ride. But before we dive into the nitty-gritty details of why Busan is the ultimate destination for digital nomads, let’s kick things off with a little absurdist joke:

“Why was the computer cold in Busan? Because it left its Windows open.”

Atmosphere / Vibes:

A Crowd Of People In The Fish Market Lined With Colorful Umbrellas
Photo by Markus Winkler

If you’re a fan of vibrant city life, then you’ll love the atmosphere in Busan. From the bustling streets and markets to the stunning beaches and mountains, there’s always something to see and do. And with a population of over 3.5 million people, you’ll never be bored. Plus, the locals are friendly and welcoming, so you’ll feel right at home in no time.

Weather throughout the year:

People Walking Beside Body of Water in Busan, South Korea.
Photo by Ethan Brooke

One of the best things about Busan is the weather. With four distinct seasons, you’ll get to experience a little bit of everything. In the spring, expect mild temperatures and blooming flowers. In the summer, things start to heat up, with temperatures reaching up to 30°C (86°F). The fall brings cooler temperatures and stunning foliage, while the winter brings cold temperatures and the occasional snowfall.

8 Reasons Why This is the Best Place for Digital Nomads:

Low-Angle Photo of N Seoul Tower
Photo by Aleksandar Pasaric
  1. Affordable cost of living
  2. Fast internet speeds
  3. Plenty of co-working spaces
  4. Rich culture and history
  5. Tons of delicious food
  6. Beautiful natural surroundings
  7. Easy to get around
  8. Great nightlife

Top 8 Things to do:

Concrete Bridge Photography
Photo by Ethan Brooke
  1. Visit Haeundae Beach
  2. Explore Gamcheon Culture Village
  3. Take a hike up Geumjeongsanseong Fortress
  4. Try your hand at pottery at the ceramic village of Gyeongpo
  5. Visit the Busan Museum of Art
  6. Shop and eat at the Gwangbok-dong Fashion Street
  7. Relax at the hot springs at Oncheonjang
  8. Experience the nightlife in Seomyeon

Conclusion and Safety:

Low Angle Photography of White Tower in Busan, South Korea.
Photo by Marius Mann

In conclusion, Busan is the ultimate destination for digital nomads. With its affordable cost of living, fast internet speeds, and abundance of co-working spaces, it’s the perfect place to work and play. And with its rich culture, delicious food, and beautiful natural surroundings, you’ll never be bored. Just remember to stay safe and follow all local guidelines to ensure a smooth and enjoyable trip.


Wanna find out more about Busan than just digital nomads? Here is another blog post about the top 14 things to do in Busan

Did you like this post? Have a look at our other blog posts about living in South Korea, such as Incheon, Daejeon or Daegu.