Out All Night In South Korea
Global Traveler|January 2017

Busan rocks into the wee hours.

Allison Voigts
Out All Night In South Korea

MUCH LIKE THE NORTHERLY capital of Seoul, Korea’s second city, Busan, doesn’t truly come alive until after dark. When the sun goes down and the Diamond Bridge across Busan Harbour lights up, Busaners start their evenings with soju (Korean alcohol) and barbecue and often end at the noraebang (karaoke room), belting out K-Pop ballads until the wee hours of the morning.

This story is from the January 2017 edition of Global Traveler.

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