Busan Metropolitan City (Korean: 부산광역시 / Busan gwangyeoksi), commonly referred to as Busan, is a metropolitan city in South Korea. Busan is a world-renowned tourism hub and convention logistics centre. The Busan International Film Festival held annually is one of the top film festivals in Asia and the world. Shinsegae Centum City, located in Busan, is the largest department store in the world and has been recorded in the Guinness World Records. Busan is known as the “Land of Three Embraces,” where the sea, mountains, and rivers harmoniously converge. In addition, Busan boasts the Dongnae Hot Spring and Haeundae Hot Spring, where hot spring water (60°C) continuously flows from underground all year round. The quality of these hot spring waters is among the best in Korea. Hence, Busan is also called the “Land of Four Embraces.” Busan is referred to as the summer capital of Korea. Koreans flock to Busan’s six major beaches. Haeundae Beach is famous for its luxury hotels and carnival pontoon bridge. The Busan Aquarium in Haeundae is the largest aquarium in Korea. The Haeundae Dalmaji Hill Moonlight Road is a renowned leisure trail in Haeundae-gu, and the Moonlight Road is considered the most romantic trail in Busan, attracting many couples.