Seokguram Grotto, one of the Asia's Buddhist masterpieces from 1300 years ago, sits at the top of the Mountain overlooking the East sea. Follow a peaceful forested path way to meet the Buddha, so calm, so powerful.

Bulguksa temple feels like a quiet conversation between nature and time. It's more than just a historic site. You can feel a different kind of peace, appreciation and its beauty of the architecture with nature in balance.

Gyochon village owned by Gyeongju Choi's family, holds a piece of Korea's traditional spirit at every corner. Find a cozy local Hanok restaurant for lunch and have local tea or rice cake ice cream.

Hyanggyo is one of Korea's oldest Confucian academies, offering a profound glimpse into the scholarly past for local noble-class students. Learn about How Korea's education has been led from the ancient time to today.

Walk across the Woljeonggyo bridge like ancient scholars or nobles. Feel the deep connection between history and the surrounding nature.

Daereungwon is large grass-covered loyal mounds holding strong souls in silence. Let's get inside Cheonmachong, the Heavenly Horse tomb, to see and listen the secret story of the millennium of Silla.

Hwangnidan street is a unique blend of old hanoks and modern vibes. Full of trendy cafes, restaurents, bars, galleries, and boutique stores are lined up. Wander narrow alleys and hit all the best the street has to offer.