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When it comes to Gamcheon Culture Village, the first thing that likely comes to mind is its rows of colorful houses. However, capturing these houses beautifully also takes a bit of technique. How can you photograph the village to show its full, magnificent spread? Which angles are the most soothing and photogenic?

Here are three of the best spots to enjoy and photograph the village itself, where you can take in the full charm of Gamcheon Culture Village!

Best Photo Spot 1: Entrance Wooden Bench

After getting off the bus, you'll find it near the entrance of Gamcheon Culture Village, just diagonally in front of the installation artwork titled "Becoming One with Gamcheon."
Besides the wooden bench itself being perfect for Instagram-worthy photos, looking out from behind the bench reveals a sweeping view of the colorful houses—an incredibly photogenic scene that's guaranteed to fill up your camera roll!

Best Photo Spot 2: Sky Observatory

The Sky Observatory is truly an amazing spot. Located not far from the tourist information center, it requires climbing a short flight of stairs to reach. Because it sits at a higher vantage point, you can enjoy a clear, panoramic view of the entire Gamcheon Culture Village, including the sea in the background.

With the observatory's green artificial turf and white railings, the overall color palette looks especially romantic, making it a perfect place for beautiful photos.

Best Photo Spot 3: Uin Café (우인)

Uin Café is located very close to the Sky Observatory. Although it may not look particularly eye-catching from the outside, it actually offers an incredible viewing spot—especially the open-air seating area on the third floor, which faces Gamcheon Culture Village. The view is truly moving and unforgettable.

Enjoying the scenery with a cup of coffee, especially at sunset, creates a wonderfully relaxing and romantic atmosphere.

Uin Café (우인)

Address: 172 Gamnae 2-ro, Saha-gu, Busan (Kakao Map)
Opening Hours: 09:00–19:30