While we were paying for our tickets for the observatory of the Busan Tower there was pricing for a combination ticket. Apparently there was a Musical Instrument museum attached to the Busan Tower!

Here's the Museum from the outside

The bottom level housed lots of old instruments and on the top level you could play some of them!





Horn Violin


Hurdy Gurdy- Europe




Dungchen- Nepal


Piccolo trombone?


Saung Gauk-Myanmar


Surbahar-India


The middle one is a Gayaguem from Korea


I thought the one below would make a great headboard!


A Sarad and a Sitar from India


Bo Gong- Vietnam


Now it was time to play!




What a fun museum! As we were walking back to the subway station Dan noticed these statues in the middle of the road. Notice anything missing on these boys? Gotta love how random Korea is...


Once we were back near our hotel we grabbed dinner, which was McDonald's for the boys and Bibimbap and Yaki Mondoo for us! Yum!

Shortly after dinner the boys crashed, and when I say boys I mean all of them! What a day!