Korea has many tourist destinations and there are plenty of places in Gyeongju. According to Gyeongju's official tourist map, I have listed the main tourist destinations. As you can see, there are plenty of places to visit and a lot to look at. If you are in a certain area (ie the town of Gyeongju), you can easily see most of the major attractions if you want to be close to each other.
to Gyeongju City or Lake Bomun (where the best international hotels are located) in the spring – mid-April. You can witness the flowering of cherry trees in Gyeongju. They are absolutely beautiful and must be on the route if you want to visit Korea. Gyeongju is a tourist friendly city and often provides assistance in English. Many American and British travelers travel through Gyeongju, and foreigners often cycle around the street and especially along the river.
After staying in the city, you can get help from the tourist information center in English from the local telephone by dialing 1330. Occasionally, they helped me with local bus times and costs,
Freshly complemented by Gyeongju's population, I highly recommend you to visit us and why they are invited. Beautiful Gyeongju "
Recommended Tourist Destinations
The City of Gyeongju
Royal Tombs of Daereungwon
Wolseong Fortress
Imhaejeon (Lake Anapji)
Children in the forest
Cheomseongdae Astronomical Observatory
Gyeongju National Museum
Bunhwangsa Temple
Hwangnyongsa Place
Mt. Namsam Area
Royal Tombs of Oreung
Najeong Well
Poseokjeong Place
The Samneungol Valley
Yongjangsa Place
Namsan Buseok Rock
Bomun Tourist Resort
Bulguksa Temple
Dong-ri, Mok-Wol Literary Museum
Seokguram Grotto
Lake Bomunho
Gyeongju Folkcraft Village
Silla Museum of Art and Science
Gyeongju World Exhibition
Silla Millennium Park
World of Gyeongju
East Sea Area
Gameunes Page
Royal Tomb of Munmu (Rock of Daewangam)
Pavilion at Igyeondae
Girimsa Temple
Golguram Hermitage
Port of Gampo
Beaches
Western Area
The Tomb of King Muyeol
Tomb of General Kim Yu-sin
Northern Territory
Oksan Seowon / Oksansaesim Village
Yangdong
Source by Christopher Marc Anderson