BSH Byulsem Observatory
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BSH Byulsem Observatory sits in Busan, South Korea, one of several astronomical sites recorded along the coast of the country's second-largest city. Little public detail is available about its founding or equipment, but its coordinates place it firmly on the map for anyone tracking Busan's stargazing spots.
About BSH Byulsem Observatory
BSH Byulsem Observatory is catalogued as an astronomical observatory located at roughly 35.263°N, 129.082°E in Busan. Public information about its operator, founding date, and instruments is limited, so we recommend checking current local listings before planning a visit.
Location & getting there
The observatory lies within Busan, on South Korea's southeastern coast, a city known for its hills and coastline. Use the map and directions on this page to plan your route from wherever you are staying.
Visiting BSH Byulsem Observatory
Opening hours and public access details for BSH Byulsem Observatory are not confirmed. If you are hoping to visit, check the observatory's current status with local sources before travelling.
See your named star from here
Wherever you stand under Busan's night sky, the coordinates of a star named through star-register.eu stay fixed. Name a star for someone special, then browse the catalogue to find its exact position and look for it from here.
Opening hours and public-visit programs vary by season. Check Google Maps for current times before you travel.