Gyeongnam is home to roughly 3.5 million people. Busan and Ulsan, two of Korea’s most populated cities can be found along the provinces coastline. The province also boasts a number of other coastal cities which include Changwon and Sacheon. The provincial bird is the White Heron; two of the seven White Heron habitats are located in South Gyeongsang Province. There’s a multitude of things to see and do in Gyeongnam-do, including the famous Gyeongnam Art Museum, Goseong Dinosaur World Expo and the Haeinsa Temple which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Population: 1,107,000
The first ‘planned’ city in Korea, famous for its beautiful parks and gardens. Progressive government.
Population: 532,000
Home of the Gaya International Film Festival and origin of the Kimhae Kim Clan. Tourist hotspot.
Population: 342,000
Historically significant city. Home to Jinju Castle and the world famous Namgang Lantern Festival.
Population: 275,000
A satellite city of Busan. Connected to the Busan metropolitan area by subway line 2.
Population: 246,000
A historically important island city off the coast of Busan. Lots of tourism and famous for Camellia vegetation.
Population: 144,000
Another coastal city known for its steep beautiful cliffs. Amazing ocean view and numerous beach areas.
Population: 119,000
Dating back to the Mumun Pottery Period, this area’s been inhabited since 700 BC. Home of megalithic cemetery.
Population: 110,000
A short drive from central Busan, Miryang is small tourist town surrounded by rice fields & livestock farms.
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