Gyeongju Small Group photo Tour (Hotel pick up & Drop off)

Bulguksa Temple is the representative relic of Gyeongju and was designated as a World Cultural Asset by UNESCO in 1995. The beauty of the temple itself and the artistic touch of the stone relics are known throughout the world. Bulguksa Temple is home to many important cultural relics and important historical and cultural treasures that it accumulated throughout its long history.

The Millennium Forest Garden is a living testament to nature's artistry. This captivating garden, cultivated for over a thousand years, offers a serene sanctuary where ancient trees, vibrant blooms, and peaceful ponds harmonize. A stroll through this tranquil haven is a journey through time, where the beauty of the past meets the serenity of the present, inviting visitors to connect with nature's timeless grace.

This site is Gyeongju’s hottest trendy street, where traditional hanok buildings blend seamlessly with modern cafés, boutiques, and cultural spaces. Whether you’re looking for a cozy café, unique souvenirs, or just a charming stroll through Gyeongju’s modern-meets-traditional vibe, Hwangridan-gil is the perfect place to explore!

The Daereungwon Tomb complex in Gyeongju holds 23 tombs that are found inside of large mounds. The complex is beautiful with its rolling mounds and gardens, but the real treat can be found inside the tombs. A walk through Daereungwon Tomb is like a walk through a dream and makes for one unforgettable experience. Each tomb holds thousands of relics that gives us great insight into the Silla Dynasty and its royal family.

Gyeongju Gyochon Village is formed by Korean traditional houses -hanok. In this village you look inside the life of Korean history and also this village provides the various experience of which you can try some of the traditional games and rice cake making. Famous Korean Chicken Brand - Kyochon is derived from this village.

This place is famous for its breathtaking nighttime reflections. Originally it was former banquet venue for Silla royalty now it offers visitors a magical glimpse into the past, with beautifully restored pavilions glowing against the serene waters of Wolji Pond. This site is a must-visit for history lovers and photography enthusiasts alike.