Cheongsapo
Fishing village harbor with twin husband-and-wife lighthouses and a disused coastal rail line above the shore.
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This guide to Cheongsapo in Busan opens with a young wife who climbed the same rock every morning after her husband's fishing boat vanished in a storm, and the pines she planted to mark her wait. It follows how village folklore around her grief gave the rock and the pines their names, and how the bay's original name, Blue Serpent Port, changed to Cheongsapo around 1920. At the harbor mouth stand twin lighthouses, one red and one white, which locals still call husband and wife.
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