Bulguksa Temple is said to have been started by Prime Minister Kim Daeseong under King Gyeongdeok of Silla in 751, and was completed by the government after his death. Most of the buildings were burned down during the Japanese invasions. The current temple was finished after years of excavations and renovations. Bulguksa temple and Suckguram grotto was the 1st Unesco cultural heritage site in Korea. They were designated as Unesco cultural heritage site in 1995.

Gyochon village : There used to be a national university in Gyochon village at Sinla dynasty. The name of the national university was Gukhak in Sinla dynasty. There is Mr Choi family’s house in Gyochon village.

Cheomsungdea observatory is the national treasure No. 31. It was built at 7th century. They watched stars at the sky through Cheomsungdea observatory. 27th Queen (Sunduck queen) in Sinla dynasty built Cheomsungdea observatory. It is the oldest astronomical observatory in the world.

Cet endroit abrite les tombeaux antiques de Silla, considérés comme des symboles de la ville. Ces tombeaux sont de véritables musées. Au total, 23 tombes se trouvent dans le parc. Ce sont celles de rois, de reines et de nobles.

After Silla unified the Three Kingdoms, a large pond was dug. It was established in the 19th year of King Munmu (A.D. 679). Donggung was the banquet site for important national events and important visitors. This was a place where King Gyeongsun held a reception for Wang Geon to request help. Donggung palace was where a prince used to stay. Dongggung palace and Wolji pond were restored in the 1980s and remain to the present day. It is very beautiful place for sunset and night view.

Woljeonggyo bridge : There is love story between Wonhyo monk and Yosuk princess at Woljeonggyo bridge. It is said that only high class people like noble could pass by the bridge. Night view is very beautiful at here.