The Museum Without Walls Is Gyeongju

Step back in time in Gyeongju, the ancient capital of the Silla Kingdom. This ancient city is often known as a museum without walls due to its vast number of ancient sites and artefacts. It is filled with tombs, temples, and royal artefacts. You can explore the UNESCO-listed Bulguksa Temple and the Seokguram Grotto with its serene stone Buddha. Stroll through the Gyeongju National Museum to see a dazzling collection of Silla gold crowns, pottery, bells, and Buddha Statues. Do not miss the ancient royal tombs, which look like giant green hills in the middle of the city. Gyeongju offers a peaceful and fascinating look into the rich history of Korea.

Gyeongju also offers relaxing spots like Bomun Lake Park and Poseokjeong Park, perfect for walking and enjoying nature. Walk or rent a bike to discover the city in your own time. For outdoor lovers, there are also hiking, camping, and rafting options nearby.

When visiting Gyeongju, remember it is a traditional city, so ensure to follow local customs. Overall, Gyeongju is a perfect destination for travellers who want to explore the deep cultural and historical roots of Korea in a peaceful and scenic setting. 

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