Baekje Historic Site

It was listed as Korea's 2015th World Heritage Site in 12 in recognition of Baekje's unique culture, religion, and artistic beauty through the selection of capital sites, Buddhist temples, tombs, and stone pagodas of the Three Kingdoms, which are distributed in Gongju, Buyeo, and Iksan, North Jeolla Province.

Gongju (Woongjin period), Buyeo (Sabi periodi), and Iksan were the sites of Baekje's royal capital or fortress during the Three Kingdoms Period. These three archaeological sites and buildings played a major role in the architectural development of Baekje and the spread of Buddhism through mutual exchanges between ancient kingdoms of Korea, China and Japan.

UNESCO World Heritage Site
Gongju Historic Area-Buyeo Historic Area-Iksan Historic Area

Baekje ruins, registered as a World Heritage Site

Related to Kumseong Fortress in GongjuGongSanseong castleとSongsan-ri Tomb Group, related to Sabi Fortress in BuyeoKanbuk-ri ruinsas well as the Busosanseong Fortress,Jorinji Temple Site,Neungsan-ri Burial Mounds, Buyeo Fortressand finally, the area of ​​Iksan City, which was the second capital of Baekje during the Sabi period.Wanggung-ri Historic Site,Mireuksa Temple SiteThese ruins show the history of the Baekje Kingdom from 475 to 660.

Baekje Cultural Heritage Gallery