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  Bongnae Market

  Bongnae Market is a marketplace naturally formed during the Japanese colonial period. In 1970, the market building was constructed and it officially became Yeongdo Bongnae Market. Yeongdo Bongnae Market Merchants’ Organization began an environmental improvement project in 2006, paving the entrance road, building an arcade and repairing electricity, fire protection facilities and communications facilities. Yeongdo Bongnae Market Merchants’ Organization meets once a year to encourage cooperation and partnership. The Merchants’ Organization signed a sisterhood agreement with Daewoo Shipbuilding Engineering Co. and carries out various activities to promote the market. (3-ga, Bongnae-dong) 39, Taejong-ro 113bun-gil, Yeongdo-gu, Busan
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  Cheonghak Market

  One big difference you will find about Cheonghak Market from other markets is that Cheonghak Market is on a slope. This naturally formed market sells a variety of merchandise and you can feel the country-life, heart-warming sentiments walking through the market. Kunta Sandwich is one of the most popular places in this market and the sandwiches here are highly recommended for the visitors. (Cheonghak-dong) 1, Taejong-ro 316bun-gil, Yeongdo-gu, Busan
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  Namhang Market

  Namhank Market is a traditional market formed in the 60s when refugees of the Korean War started living in Yeongdo and it is the 3rd largest market in Busan. From 2012 to 2013, the market was selected in the Cultural Tour Market Development Project. Since then, Namhang Market has been holding various cultural events such as Market Music Festival, and Market Theater Festival to become a cultural space for the merchants, citizens and visitors to enjoy. (2-ga, Yeongseon-dong) 73-5, Jeolyeong-ro 49bun-gil, Yeongdo-gu, Busan