Gyeongju Guide– Tag –

Experience the history and culture of Bulguksa Temple in Korea with a humorous guide and a fun, ancient experience.

Daereungwon in Gyeongju, South Korea, is a treasure trove of historical heritage that is a must-see for anyone interested in ancient tombs! This is the perfect opportunity to see the interior of Cheonmachong Tomb and view ancient treasures.

Seokguram Grotto in Gyeongju is a Buddhist site registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is a valuable cultural asset that combines history and architectural beauty.

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.

Explore the magnificent stone Buddha statues hidden in the 8th century Namsan Mountains of Gyeongju! Visit the beautiful rock-carved Buddha statues and scenic spots at the top of the mountain!

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!

Wolji Pond in Gyeongju is a symbol of the unification of the Three Kingdoms. Learn about its relics, historical background, and night view spots in detail. Embark on a journey that touches on cultural history.

Take a closer look at ancient Silla artifacts! We'll introduce you to the highlights and historical value of the Gyeongju National Museum.

It takes about an hour by car from Busan, Korea's second largest city and always bustling port city, to Gyeongju, the millennium capital of the Silla Kingdom. However, with the opening of the second stage of the KTX (Korea Gyeongbu Express Line) connecting Busan and Dongdaegu on November 2, 1, it is now possible to travel from Busan Station to Singyeongju Station in 2010 minutes.

Gyeongju Nodong-ri and Noseo-ri Tomb Complex Gyeongju Nodong-ri and Noseo-ri Tomb Complex Gyeongju Nodong-ri and Noseo-ri Tomb Complex Located about a 10-minute walk from Gyeongju Intercity Bus Terminal, the Gyeongju Nodong-ri and Noseo-ri Tomb Complex is different from the well-maintained Daereungwon Tomb Complex, and the tombs look like small hills that are still used by Gyeongju citizens...

Geumgwantong is a large ancient tomb built during the Silla period, where the first gold crown of Silla was excavated. The gold crown, a national treasure, as well as many other gold products and jewels were excavated from Geumgwantong. Currently, Geumgwantong is used as an exhibition space for visitors.

A traditional restaurant built about 100 years ago in Gyeongju. Here you can enjoy a mini Korean set menu with 15 different dishes. It is accessible on foot from the Gyeongju Intercity (Express) Bus Terminal.

Hwangnyongsa Temple History and Culture Museum is an exhibition center built right next to the Hwangnyongsa Temple site in Guhwang-dong, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do. It reproduces artifacts excavated from the Hwangnyongsa Temple site and recreates and displays the ruins, allowing visitors to experience the grandeur of Hoguksa Temple during the Silla period. Inside, you can see the history of Hwangnyongsa Temple from its construction to its destruction...

A temple built at the request of Kim Yu-shin, hero of the unification of the three kingdoms. From Bulguksa Station on the Donghae Line, which connects Busan and the steel city of Pohang, head 11 kilometers south toward Ulsan, near Mohwa Station (abandoned station), and then about 3 kilometers east toward the foot of Bongseo Mountain, you'll find the temple of Kim Yu-shin, hero of the unification of the three kingdoms...

A Unified Silla temple said to have been built for deceased parents. The main tourist attractions in Gyeongju, the capital of Silla, are the World Heritage sites Bulguksa Temple and Seokguram Grotto, both located at the foot and middle of Mt. Tohamsan. However, there are two other temples on the southwest foot of Mt. Tohamsan that are said to have been built earlier than the stone Buddhas of Seokguram Grotto.

The eight stone statues lined up as if guarding the royal tomb and the twelve zodiac gods surrounding it are said to be the most excellently carved among the surviving Silla royal tombs. The Gwerun tomb is believed to be the tomb of King Wonseong, the 38th king of Silla. The name Gwerun means "hanging the tomb."

Located in the center of Gyeongju, Gyochon Village is a historical site that includes the National Academy of Korean Studies, which was built in 682, and offers traditional cultural experiences and attractions. Within the village, there are the old house of the Choi clan in Gyo-dong, Gyeongju, and an old house selling Gyo-dong Beopju. There is also the Gyochon Costume Room where you can rent traditional Korean and Silla hanbok. Nearby are Woljeonggyo Bridge, Gyerim, Daereungwon, Cheomseongdae, and Wolseong.

Gyodong Beopju is a famous place located in Gyodong Hanok Village in Gyeongju. It is a home-brewed liquor that has been passed down for generations by the Choi family. It has a clear yellow color and the delicious, sour, and light flavor that is unique to grain liquor.

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.

Located in Seonamsangsan Mountain, Gyeongju, Bosokjeong is a place where you can learn about the elegance of the Silla Dynasty, but it is also a tragic site where the curtain fell on the millennium of Silla. Gyeongju Bosokjeong Site Gyeongju Bosokjeong Site Gyeongju Bosokjeong Site Gyeongju Bosokjeong Site Spot NameGyeongju Bosokjeong Site경...