Gyeongju

Gyeongju

What you need to know before you go

Gyeongju is a coastal city in the province of North Gyeongsang in South Korea. It’s often referred to as the ‘Museum without Walls’ due to the presence of many cultural and archaeological sites. You’ll find a number of temples and folk villages that have been listed as UNESCO Word Heritage Sites.

While Gyeongju isn’t as developed as Seoul, tourism is a thriving industry. As a result, there are a number of resorts and theme parks that attract people who want can relax and rejuvenate. Planning in advance is a must so that you can fully experience all the charms of Gyeongju and make the most out of your trip.

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What to see & do in Gyeongju

Where to shop & what to buy in Gyeongju

Best Places to Go Shopping in Gyeongju

6 Best Places to Go Shopping in Gyeongju



Shopping in Gyeongju is rather laidback compared to major cities in South Korea. The town may not have trendy malls and huge shopping districts, but there are still many places to shop for a variety of things, such as local crafts, art pieces, teas, antiques, and textiles. Make sure you plan your shopping trips in advance by researching about what to buy and where to shop in Gyeongju. A good tip...

Where to go & what to do at night in Gyeongju

Best Things to Do After Dinner in Gyeongju

5 Best Things to Do After Dinner in Gyeongju



Picture an ancient city of tradition bathed in light at night. Gyeongju is a place where you can enjoy unique night-time views of the artistry of Korean ancestors under modern lighting. Well-known historical spots like Donggung, Wolji, Woljeonggyo and Cheomseongdae are certainly beautiful during the day, but they really must be seen at night. In contrast, modern places such as Shilla Millennium...

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Gyeongju Information



Our Gyeongju information guide consists of useful tips when travelling to this South Korean city. Known as a ‘museum without walls’, Gyeongju served as the residence of the Silla rulers for more than 1,000 years. The city still has a number of remains and archaeological sites dating back to that period – it’s also the place to visit if you want a glimpse of the real Korea. Apart from its rich...