Yaoshi Palace 1779

Located next to Wolseong, Yeoseokgeun is a restaurant that occupies a traditional Korean house in Gyochon Village, Gyeongju, adjacent to the site of the royal palace of Silla, the kingdom that unified the three kingdoms by annexing Goguryeo and Baekje.

Yeoseok-gun is based on the former home of the Choi family of Gyeongju from about 270 years ago, and features traditional roofs, gardens, ponds, and pine trees, giving visitors a taste of old Korea.

In addition, the menu at Yeoseokgeun changes depending on the season and month, as the restaurant uses ingredients that change with the season. This means that no matter how many times you visit, you can enjoy a variety of Korean food. You can enjoy delicious Korean food at Yeoseokgeun while feeling the atmosphere of old Korea.

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Woljeonggyo Bridge Explore the highlights of Gyeongju, Woljeonggyo Bridge and its surrounding areas, and embark on a journey into the charm and legends of Korea's ancient culture!

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Choi family's old house in Gyo-dong, Gyeongju The Gyeongju Gyodong Choi Family Old House is located next to Gyeongju Hyanggyo Confucian School and is the former home of the head Choi family, built around 1700. It is known as the home of a wealthy man during the Joseon Dynasty. You can see traditional Joseon Dynasty houses such as the Haengrangchae (room at the side of the gate), the master's Sarangchae (living room/guest room), the Anchae (main house), the shrine, and the barn. The barn is the most eye-catching part of the house and was used as a place to distribute rice to neighbors during famines.

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Gyeongju Wolseong Fortress A must-see for history buffs! Wolseong in Gyeongju is the crescent-shaped ancient royal castle of Silla. Explore this fascinating ruin, which combines defense and scenic beauty.