• Bulguksa - Bulguksa Temple was recognized as Korea’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995. During the Shilla dynasty, nearly 1,500 years ago, Buddhism was the national religion, and Bulguksa Temple was constructed to establish a “Buddhist country” using the finest construction techniques.
• Seokguram - Seokguram is an intricately designed artificial stone cave built in the 8th century to honor Buddha, and it was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995. Inside the cave, the stunning main Buddha represents the pinnacle of Silla Buddhist art.
• Daereungwon Tomb Complex - Daereungwon is an ancient tomb park featuring 23 large and small tombs clustered together. Among them, Cheonmachong is the most notable, being the only tomb in Daereungwon to be opened. It is believed to have been constructed in the late 5th to early 6th centuries, with gold crowns, hats, belts, and gilt-bronze shoes discovered as they were originally worn.
• Woljeonggyo Bridge - Woljeong Bridge was originally a wooden bridge from the Silla dynasty. Its restoration was completed in April 2018 after a decade-long investigation, testimony, and restoration of what was lost during the Joseon Dynasty. Its beautiful reconstruction has made it a popular location for filming dramas and movies.
• Hwangnidan-gil - Hwangridan-gil is the newest road in Gyeongju, located in the Hwangnam-dong area. In recent years, young people have gathered here, leading to the establishment of charming cafes, souvenir shops, and unique restaurants in each alley.
• Cheomseongdae - Cheomseongdae is the oldest observatory in Asia, believed to have been built in the 7th century. It is one of the landmarks symbolizing Gyeongju. It is thought that Cheomseongdae was used to calculate celestial movements to determine farming periods and predict the nation’s fortunes.
• Gyeongju Gyochon Traditional Village - Gyochon Village is home to Gyeongju’s wealthiest family, who have maintained their fortune for 12 generations and produced national ministers for 9 generations through dedication to their studies. Visitors can enjoy various unique experiences, such as earthenware crafting, rice cake making, traditional tea ceremonies, hanbok wearing, traditional sauce making, ritual practices, and quilting.
• Gyeongju National Museum - Gyeongju National Museum is one of Korea’s most significant museums, located in Gyeongju, the ancient capital of the Silla Kingdom. The museum houses an impressive collection of artifacts from the Silla Dynasty, including royal crowns, gold jewelry, Buddhist sculptures, stone pagodas, and everyday items from over a thousand years ago. A highlight is the Silla Gold Crowns Gallery, where visitors can admire the exquisite craftsmanship and elegance of ancient Korean royalty. Outside, the museum features a beautiful open-air stone garden displaying large stone relics such as pagodas and Buddha statues, offering visitors a serene historical experience.

• Comfortable private vehicle
• Pick up and drop off
• Licensed tour guide
• Fuel and parking fee

• Lunch
• Entrance fees

This exclusive tour is designed solely for your group, with no shopping involved. Enjoy an 8-hour private day tour led by a licensed guide who also serves as your driver, complete with pick-up and drop-off services. The itinerary is flexible and can be tailored to your preferences at any time. Discover the top attractions in Gyeongju city with this personalized experience.

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