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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.

Ruins that show the 6th century when Silla expanded northward and confronted Goguryeo

Hello, along National Route 7 from Gyeongju to Ulsan, there is the Tomb of King Seongdeok and the Tomb Site of King Seongdeok, the 33rd king of Silla (702-737). King Seongdeok was the father of King Gyeongdeok, the 35th king of Silla, who built the world heritage sites Bulguksa Temple and Seokguram Grotto, and is the home of the National Gyeongju Museum...

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.

Located in Gyeongju, this square tomb from the Silla period is built in the style of a stone chamber from the late Silla period and is thought to be the tomb of a high-ranking aristocrat or king. There are signs of grave robbery inside, and it can be entered through a low entrance.

Gyeongju Samneung is one of the most famous hiking trails in Seonamansan Mountain and is famous for its lush pine forest scenery. It is where the tombs of King Gyeongae and three Kings of the Park clan are located. The pine forest of Samneung is a famous spot that has appeared in various media such as dramas, movies, and advertisements due to its beautiful scenery. The morning sun shines through the pine trees...

Gyeongju Chossaem District Archaeological Excavation Museum is an excavation site of the 4th-6th century Silla Tomb No. 44 (stone-piled wooden coffin tomb) located in Gyeongju Ancient Tombs Park that is open to the public. Gyeongju Chossaem District Archaeological Excavation Museum Gyeongju Chossaem District Archaeological Excavation Museum Gyeongju Chossaem District Archaeological Excavation Museum Gyeongju Chossaem District Archaeological Excavation Museum Gyeongju Chossaem District Archaeological Excavation Museum...

The tomb of King Heungdeok, the 42nd ruler of Unified Silla, is located north of Gyeongju city. Gyeongju, the capital of Silla for a thousand years, is visited by many tourists and has large ancient tombs scattered throughout the city. However, about 30 minutes north from Gyeongju is the Yangdong Folk Village of the Yi Dynasty, where you can enjoy the folk village.

Naengsu-ri Tomb, located on the route from Angkang in Gyeongju City to the east coast, which was an important transportation route since the Silla period, is a Silla period tomb estimated to have been built in the first half of the 6th century. The Shingwang-myeon area where the tombs are located was the base of Gyeongju's advance to the east coast...

According to Gyeongju City in North Gyeongsang Province, the popular tourist spot of Gyeongju, Cheonmachong, will undergo comprehensive renovation work for six months from mid-September 2017, and visits to the ancient tomb will be restricted for the time being. First excavated in 9 and opened to the public in June 6, Cheonmachong is a 1973-meter-diameter, 1976-meter-tall tomb.

Unified Silla tomb where haniwa were excavated This Unified Silla tomb is located at the end of a hill southeast of Jangsan, 29 meters above sea level, about 654km from the tomb of King Taejong Mu-yeol (661th king, 2-114) in Gyeongju City, toward KTX Shingyongju Station. Excavations have unearthed clay clay figurines in the shapes of people and animals...

On the plains leading from KTX Shingyeongju Station to Gyeongju City's Gyeongcheon-eup area, there are more than 30 large and small Silla-era tombs. Although no full-scale excavation has been conducted, two destroyed tombs were investigated in 1952. They were built on the plains, and the top of them was made of wood picked up from the river.