Gyeongju, South Korea｜The ancient capital of the Silla Dynasty with a thousand-year history

As one of the four national museums in South Korea, the Gyeongju National Museum houses more than 30,000 relics from the Silla period: - Divine Bell of King Seongdeok: The largest existing Buddhist bell in South Korea, located in the museum square. - Cheonmachong Gold Crown: The "Light of Silla" made of pure gold, with details more delicate than hair. - Sarira Reliquary of the Seokgatap Pagoda: A pure gold sarira bottle unearthed from Bulguksa Temple. 🚶1-day tour itinerary: Museum + surrounding historical sites Morning: Gyeongju National Museum (3 hours, rent a Chinese audio guide for 5,000 KRW) Afternoon: Anapji Pond (10-minute walk from the museum): The site of the Silla royal garden; Wolseong Historic District (5-minute taxi ride): Cafes + Hanok cultural and creative stores. 🍜 Food recommendations (around the museum) 1️⃣ Hwangnam Bread (황남빵): 8-minute walk to the Hwangnam-dong main store, the red bean paste is a must-try! 2️⃣ Gyeongju Bibimbap Set: "경주식당" opposite the museum, stone pot rice + 30 side dishes for about 15,000 KRW per person. 💡Transportation tips: Take the KTX from Seoul to "Singyeongju Station," then take a taxi to the museum (about 15 minutes, 12,000 KRW).