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I enjoyed Namsam for another reason, the trees, rock structures and flowers make great memorable photos.
Written Apr 26, 2006
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I sat here enjoying the sun having a conversation with a few Koreans, well listening as I kept repeating sorry I don't understand. Beautiful Buddha inside.
Written Apr 26, 2006
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In the hall, is enshrined the Sakyamuni Buddha, who attained enlightenment in India more than 2500 years ago. The hall is located in the courtyard of the Bugulska temple.
Written Apr 26, 2006
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This site on the Unesco Cultural Site, is a peaceful place to start before hiking up the trail to the Seokguram Grotto. The 4000 wan entrance fee was well worth it.
Written Apr 26, 2006
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The place is very nice, unique and historical. Huge mounds serve as burial grounds of royalties from the Silla Kingdom.
Park fee: W1500
Open: 7:30AM to 7:30PM
Updated May 22, 2005
Phone: 054-772-6317
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Bomyeongru is the part of Bulguksa Temple, another name of Bomjonggak ( Brahma bell pavilion ). It was originally constructed 751A.D and reconstructed original form
Written Apr 18, 2005
Address: Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do, Korea
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This place is area to walk around late in the afternoon or early morning when the light is at it's best.
Updated Jun 21, 2004
Address: southern Gyeongju
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In the very centre of the city is Tumuli Park . This walled area contains about 20 tombs of monarchs and members of their family. This is a must see!
Admission is W 1500
Written Feb 10, 2004
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Cheomseongdae is the oldest Observatory in East Asia and was bult 632 - 646 AD. It has a very simple design and is very interessting!
Admission is W 300.
Updated Feb 10, 2004
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