• Bulguksa Temple - Bulguksa Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site located in Gyeongju, is a remarkable example of Silla-era Buddhist architecture. Constructed in the 8th century, it boasts beautiful stone pagodas, detailed wooden halls, and a serene environment that embodies Korea’s spiritual legacy. Visitors can delve into the temple’s rich history, admire national treasures like the Dabotap and Seokgatap pagodas, and enjoy the tranquility of this revered cultural landmark.
• Seokguram - Seokguram Grotto, another UNESCO World Heritage site near Bulguksa Temple, exemplifies 8th-century Buddhist art. Situated in the mountains, the grotto contains a tranquil granite Buddha statue encircled by intricate carvings of bodhisattvas and guardians. This sacred site showcases the spiritual and artistic accomplishments of the Silla dynasty, providing a peaceful and inspiring cultural experience.
• Daereungwon Tomb Complex - Daereungwon is a royal tomb complex in Gyeongju, featuring ancient burial mounds from the Silla dynasty. Among them, Cheonmachong, or “Heavenly Horse Tomb,” is notable for its excavated artifacts and murals, offering a unique insight into Silla royal life. Visitors can enter the tomb to view treasures such as a golden crown and learn about Korea’s rich history in this tranquil, park-like setting surrounded by grassy mounds.
• Gyeongju National Museum - Gyeongju National Museum houses over 100,000 artifacts from the Silla Kingdom (57 BC–935 AD), including the renowned 20t Bell and golden crowns from royal tombs. Its permanent exhibitions cover Silla history, Buddhist art, and treasures from Anapji Pond.
• Cheomseongdae Observatory - Cheomseongdae Observatory, constructed during Queen Seondeok’s reign (632–647 CE), is the oldest existing astronomical observatory in Asia. Standing 9.17 meters tall, this cylindrical stone tower is made up of 365 granite blocks, representing the days of the year. Strategically placed windows and openings enabled ancient astronomers to observe celestial events, assisting in agricultural and political decisions.
• Gyeongju Gyochon Traditional Village - Gyochon Village provides a glimpse into Korea’s rich cultural heritage. Home to the Gyeongju Choi Clan, known for their 12-generation legacy, the village features the historic House of the Gyeongju Choi Clan, a designated Important Folklore Material. Visitors can explore traditional hanok houses.
• Woljeonggyo Bridge - Woljeonggyo Bridge is a reconstructed wooden bridge originally built in 760 AD during the Unified Silla period. Destroyed during the Joseon dynasty, it was rebuilt between 2008 and 2018, becoming the largest wooden bridge in Korea. The bridge spans 66.15 meters and showcases traditional Korean architectural elements. It is illuminated at night, creating a picturesque scene, and is a popular spot for photography and leisurely walks.

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