Things to do in Gyeongju

Nous sommes venus ici en août à l’ouverture. Peu de monde dans le parc, la plupart du monde préférant aller au parc aquatique vu la chaleur actuelle. Ce qui n’est pas plus mal, cela permet de faire les manèges sans ne jamais trop attendre. Le parc comprend 4 coasters dont 2 vraiment bien, skoll & hati et le draken. Une grande roue qui semble originale mais malheureusement celle ci était fermée comme d’autres attractions. L’univers du parc tourne beaucoup autour du fantaisiste ou de la mythologie nordique. Le parc est assez petit, on avait bien fait le tour en 4 heures avec des pauses. Il y a un prix avantageux pour les étrangers, ce qui est appréciable. Globalement un bon parc compte tenu du prix.

It was a perfect place to go after sunset. Wolji Pond is an artificial pond that was constructed by King Munmu in 674 CE. It is very impressive how it was created and still well-maintained! Donggung Palace was around since the Silla Kingdom. Obviously this is a reconstruction but it resembles the original building. It was also fascinating to learn about the artifacts that were discovered there, such as pottery, jewelry, building tiles, waterways, and Buddha images.

This structure is Korean observatory in era. when you like to know about Korean history, You should visit at here. There is various attraction near by the cheomseongdae.

With the surrounding portrayals of gods, Bodhisattvas and disciples, all realistically and delicately sculpted in high and low relief, it is considered a masterpiece of Buddhist art in the Far East.

A must-see place in Gyeongju, worth a visit. Two hours is enough for tourists. The content is good, the history of Silla and Gyeongju are condensed here. The surrounding landscape design is also good. The cafe can overlook the Woljeong Bridge.

Cheonmachong is an important cultural heritage in Gyeongju, the ancient capital of South Korea. It is located in Daerneungwon and is one of the most special among the many mausoleums. What is unique is that this tomb is not a burial for people, but for horses, and its use As well as the burial items, it is well worth a visit and is a place not to be missed by anyone visiting Gyeongju.

Woljeonggyo Bridge is a representative wooden bridge in Gyeongju, and is a cultural heritage that was built during the Silla Dynasty and later restored. The bridge itself boasts magnificent and splendid traditional architectural beauty, and at night, the lights come on, creating an even more beautiful scenery. During the day, you can feel a quiet atmosphere in harmony with the surrounding natural scenery, and the view of Namcheon from the bridge is also beautiful. If you go inside, you can see the detailed details of traditional wooden architecture up close, making it an interesting place for those interested in architecture.

It's worth to go and see there once, but the old Buddhist statute can't be taken a picture due to restrictions. The statute is more than 1200 years old

Gyeongju's representative Hwangridan-gil can be considered a famous cafe street! There are many unique cafes~ Visit the one you like!!