6 Attractions In The Ancient Capital Of Korea

Gyeongju is the ancient capital of the land of kimchi, about 2 hours northeast of Busan city.
6 attractions in the ancient capital of Korea
Bulguksa Buddhist Temple: The temple is located on the sacred mountain slopes of Tohamsan. The name Bulguksa means "temple of Buddha water". The temple was built in 774 by the Silla dynasty with its unique architecture that looks like a palace. The decorative patterns on the columns and the dome stand out in red and green colors that symbolize the earth and sky

. Coming here in the fall, you will feel the ancient beauty hidden in the romantic space. In 1995, Bulguksa was recognized by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage. Photo: MicheleB
Seokguram Buddha Cave: Seokguram is considered one of the most beautiful cave Buddhist temples in the world, exemplifying the architectural art of the Silla dynasty.



The work was built from thousands of natural stone slabs about 1,200 years ago. This work was recognized by UNESCO World Cultural Heritage in 1995. Photo: Isarint Sangmanee.
Cheomseongdae Observatory: This is the oldest surviving astronomical observatory in Asia. The work was built by Queen Seondeok of the Silla dynasty to support agriculture. The structure of the observatory is built from 362 stone blocks representing 362 days in the lunar year. 27 layers of layered, including 3 middle layers overlapping window position, 12 upper layers and 12 lower layers corresponding to 12 months of the year Photo: ARTYOORAN.




Daereungwon Tomb Area: Daereungwon is a complex of tombs of kings and queens. But the most famous of these historic sites is the Tumuli Mausoleum Park - home to 23 of the 200 mausoleums found in the ancient Korean capital of Gyeongju. The miniature hill-like tombs are covered with green grass in spring and turn yellow in autumn. Photo: Aaron choi.
Gyeongju National Museum: This is a sanctuary, displaying about 3,000 Buddhist relics and relics of the Silla dynasty found in Gyeongju city, the most prominent of which is King Seongdeok's god bell (treasure country number 29). Visitors here also have the opportunity to admire the relics arranged in different themes including. In addition, the Gyeongju National Museum also displays many cultural masterpieces from several Asian countries. Admission is free to the museum.



Photo: Busan Drone.
Wolseong Yangdong Folk Village: Gyeongju was the capital of the Silla dynasty, but Wolseong Yangdong village shows the typical look of the Korean Joseon Dynasty. Built in the fourteenth century, the village concentrates about 150 traditional thatched houses, recognized by UNESCO as world cultural heritage. The village is located in a romantic space, surrounded by identical mountains, primeval forests, opposite the river and vast fields. Photo: NavyBank.
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