A UNESCO-listed Buddist temple and Gyeongju's most iconic landmark. Bulguksa features stunning stone terraces, beautiful wooden halls, and two famous pagodas- Dabotop and Seokgatap. Built during the Silla Kingdom, it offers a perfec blend of history, culture and natural scenery, making it a must visit site for first-time travelers.

You will marvel at Korea's largest wooden bridge, meticulously reconstructed to its 8th-century glory. witness the vibrant 'Dancheong' (traditional decorative coloring) and the grand double-story gate house that showcase the sophisticated engineering of the silla kingdom. What travelers will do -Walk through Time -capture the perfect shot

You'll step back into a serene village of "Hanok" (traditional Korean houses) with their elegant tiled roofs and stone-walled alleys. Unlike busy tourist spots, this village maintains a peaceful, authentic atmosphere. -The Legacy of the "Gyeongju Choi" clan See the grand estate of the Choi family, who practiced "Nobless Oblige" for 12 generations(over 400years), famously sharing their wealth with the hungry and the poor.

It is the oldest existing astronomical observatory in East Asia and a symbol of the Silla kingdom's scientific achievements. Built in the 7th century, its simple stone structure and unique bottle shape make it one of Gyeongju's most iconic landmarks.

Daereugnwon Tomb Comples is one of Gyeongju's most impressive archaeological sites, featuring large burial mounds from the Silla kingdom. Visitors can walk among the ancient royal tombs and explore the famous Cheonmachong Tomb, where artifacts the "Heavenly Horse" painting were discovered.