3 nights, 4 days Yeongnam (Busan–Changwon–Daegu)
Busan → Changwon → Daegu · 3 games · KBO·K League 1·K League 2·KBL·V-League Men·V-League Women
Day 1 · Sat, Oct 31
Busan KCC Egis vs Wonju DB PromyKBL
Busan Sajik Gymnasium · Sat, 10/31, 14:00 local
Busan → Changwon · book this yourself (no flight or train links) · about 36 km in a straight line
Day 2 · Sun, Nov 1
Changwon LG Sakers vs Wonju DB PromyKBL
Changwon Gymnasium · Sun, 11/1, 14:00 local
Changwon → Daegu · book this yourself (no flight or train links) · about 74 km in a straight line
Day 3 · Mon, Nov 2
Daegu KOGAS Pegasus vs Anyang Jungkwanjang Red BoostersKBL
Daegu Gymnasium · Mon, 11/2, 19:00 local
Day 4 · Tue, Nov 3 — departure
KBO: next season's schedule is not in the data yet, so it is left out of this calculation.
Trip prep
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- Hotels in BusanCheck in Sat, 10/31 · 1 night(s) (new window)
- Hotels in ChangwonCheck in Sun, 11/1 · 1 night(s) (new window)
- Hotels in DaeguCheck in Mon, 11/2 · 1 night(s) (new window)
No flight or train tickets are listed.
How this is computed
The earliest combination in the full-season league schedule that meets the rules: 1–2 days between consecutive games (never two on one day), and at most 150 km in a straight line between the two venues. Nights and days run from the first game day to the day after the last game.
If the schedule changes, the trip is recomputed. Club and league announcements take precedence for start times.
Data
Schedules: the same data as the site's tables (ESPN, Naver Sports), fetched 2026-10-21. Venue coordinates: Wikidata (CC0) · © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). European games without a set kickoff time are left out because their local date is not fixed.