Bulguksa & Gyochon Village & Woljunggyo & Daereungwon & Hwangnidan-gil & Donggung Palace & Wolji Pond

Bulguksa Temple - A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bulguksa Temple is a tourist destination that Koreans of all ages have visited at least once. It is a temple representing the Silla period and is in harmony with the beautiful natural scenery. Gyochon Village (Woljeonggyo)- It is a village made up of hanok houses, and there are high-class Korean restaurants, Gyeongju Hyanggyo, and Woljeonggyo. Along the stone wall road, you can see the structure of a hanok and Woljeong Bridge above Muncheon stream. Daereungwon Tomb Complex- It is an essential cultural heritage site representing Gyeongju. Daereungwon is a densely populated area of ​​large tombs of kings, queens, and aristocrats of the old Silla era. Hwangridan-gil- Hwangridan-gil is a street where you can feel the old atmosphere as old buildings from the 1960s have been preserved. Yangdong Village- Yangdong Village is a UNESCO World Heritage site, showcasing beautifully preserved traditional Korean hanok houses. Visitors can immerse themselves in the rich cultural heritage and experience the charm of historical Korean village life. The stunning natural scenery surrounding the village adds to its appeal, making it a perfect destination for those seeking both history and tranquility. Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond (Anapji Pond)- It is a palace site from the Unified Silla period and one of the representative ancient Korean structures. The palace reflected in the lake boasts incomparable beauty. It is a must-see night view tourist attraction in Korea.