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Nakdong River Estuary Eco Center handles various tasks including estuary area environmental conservation and use, migratory bird habitat conservation and management, natural ecology exhibitions and education, and wildlife treatment and protection. It is located where the Nakdong River meets the sea, at Eulsukdo, a world-class migratory bird site. Eulsukdo is divided into the upper Eulsukdo Ecological Park and the lower Eulsukdo Migratory Bird Park. As the core area of the Nakdong River lower migratory bird habitat (Natural Monument) and a central axis of estuary ecotourism, it is the best place to observe winter migratory birds and the estuary wetland ecology. Nakdong River Estuary Eco Center not only runs its own programs but also manages the Wildlife Treatment Center, Exploration Experience Center, and Amisan Observatory, displaying human and ecological information of the Nakdong River estuary in an easy-to-understand way and offering various experience programs.

Located in Yeongdo-gu, Busan, Yeongdo Bridge is one of Busan's representative landmarks and an important bridge connecting Yeongdo and the Busan mainland. Opened in 1973, this bridge is a historic structure that has been part of Busan's industrial development and has stood with the local people for many years. The most distinctive feature of Yeongdo Bridge is its rotating pier structure, which allows the bridge to open at scheduled times for large ships to pass through. It is also famous for its beautiful night view, as the bridge and its surroundings are illuminated at night, creating a romantic atmosphere. Crossing Yeongdo Bridge offers views of the sea alongside Busan Port, making it a great spot to experience the maritime city of Busan. Yeongdo Bridge stands as a symbolic place encompassing Busan's history, industry, and beautiful scenery.

Jeolyeong Coastal Walkway is a walking trail that follows the coastline beneath Bongnae Mountain on the western side of Yeongdo. Originally, the terrain was steep and rugged, making access difficult, but as part of a public work project to satisfy citizens' desire for tourism, the walkway was established along the coast in 2001. The scenic Jeolyeong Coastal Walkway offers various attractions such as jangseung (traditional Korean totem poles) and stone towers located throughout, a boating site, the wide sea to the right of the trail, and a variety of mosaic tile patterns on the walls. In 2014, it was selected as one of South Korea's five major coastal trails by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, and in 2021 it was also designated as a safe travel destination by Busan.

Taejongdae in Yeongdo-gu, Busan, is a tourist destination with beautiful natural scenery and rich historical significance. It is a representative scenic spot of Busan, boasting a unique landscape with rugged rocks and dense forests combined. Taejongdae has an observatory where visitors can enjoy the view of the distant sea. Additionally, there are various walking trails and coastal paths throughout the Taejongdae area, offering visitors a chance to heal in nature. It is also a popular site because of historical landmarks such as the Taejongdae Lighthouse and Taejongsa Temple. At Taejongdae, visitors can also enjoy the Danubi train, making it a recommended weekend outing spot for children and families.