[2025 Gyeongju Attraction] Travel Guide for Bulguksa Temple (Updated Jun)

#postandearn #adventuretravel #stunningview #stunningview #memorable_trip Nestled in the forested hills of Gyeongju, South Korea, Bulguksa Temple is not just a place of worship—it’s a stunning blend of art, architecture, history, and spiritual tranquility. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bulguksa is a true masterpiece of Buddhist culture and one of the most iconic temples in Korea. The journey to the temple itself is scenic. As you walk along the winding path lined with ancient trees and the sound of chirping birds, a sense of peace begins to settle in. When the temple’s graceful roofs and stone pagodas come into view, it feels as though you’ve stepped into a different world—one that has remained unchanged for centuries. Built in the 8th century during the Silla Dynasty, Bulguksa is a symbol of harmony between heaven and earth. Its architectural layout is designed to reflect Buddhist philosophy, with every structure and pathway holding symbolic meaning. Two of its stone pagodas—Seokgatap and Dabotap—are national treasures and perfect examples of balance and symmetry in Korean stone craftsmanship. Standing between them is truly humbling. What sets Bulguksa apart is the serenity that permeates every corner. The soft chanting of monks, the fragrance of incense, and the gentle rustle of leaves create a meditative atmosphere. Even with visitors around, the temple maintains a sacred stillness. The courtyards, wooden halls, and stone steps invite reflection and quiet appreciation. Don’t miss the Golden Hall (Daeungjeon), where a majestic Buddha statue resides, or the Lotus Bridge and Seven Treasures Bridge, each carefully restored to preserve their original elegance. The temple’s details—from delicately painted eaves to guardian statues—showcase the skill and devotion of its ancient builders. Each season offers a unique charm. Spring brings cherry blossoms in full bloom, summer bathes the temple in green, autumn sets the hills ablaze with color, and winter covers it in a serene white blanket. I visited in autumn, and the fiery leaves against the temple’s wooden structures were nothing short of magical. The temple is part of a larger complex, and nearby attractions like the Seokguram Grotto (a magnificent stone Buddha in a cave) make the visit even more worthwhile. It’s advisable to wear comfortable shoes and plan for a few hours to truly enjoy the area. Whether you are spiritual or simply love history and nature, Bulguksa Temple offers an experience of inner peace and timeless beauty. It’s not just a place to see—it’s a place to feel. If you're visiting South Korea, especially the cultural city of Gyeongju, Bulguksa is an unmissable destination that will leave a lasting impression on your heart.

Hello! For those looking for a domestic travel destination in April, we recommend Gyeongju, a place famous for its cherry blossoms. In early April, you can see cherry blossoms, and in mid-April, you can see double cherry blossoms. It's a great spot for those looking for a spring domestic travel destination. Gyeongju has many cherry blossom spots such as Bulguksa Temple, Bunhwangsa Temple's barley field, Cheomseongdae, and Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond, making it perfect for a leisurely stroll. Gyeongju also has many delicious restaurants and charming cafes, making it ideal for a 1-night, 2-day or 2-night, 3-day trip. 1️⃣ Bulguksa Temple 2️⃣ Sodis Coffee 📍 161 Hyeongsan-ro, Hyeongok-myeon, Gyeongju, Gyeongsangbuk-do 3️⃣ Gyeongju Cafe Sol 📍 1st Floor, 62-8 Poseok-ro 1092beon-gil, Gyeongju, Gyeongsangbuk-do 4️⃣ Bunhwangsa Temple's Barley Field 5️⃣ Hwangridan-gil 6️⃣ Gyeongju Ryoko

#Travel itinerary #Domestic travel #Gyeongju travel Cherry blossom blooming status in 2025 that changes every day~✨ I think Gyeongju will be full of cherry blossoms next week Gyeongju has many cherry blossom spots in particular I'll introduce you to some of the most famous ones🌸 I hope this helps you plan your cherry blossom travel itinerary! 📍Heungmu-ro Cherry Blossom Road ▫️7-1 Chunghyo-dong, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do ✔️The best place to drive through the cherry blossom tunnel 📍Hwangryongwon ▫️40 Expo-ro, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do ✔️A representative cherry blossom spot where you can take a great photo (It's much prettier during the day than at night) 📍Woljeonggyo Bridge ▫️274 Gyo-dong, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do ✔️A place with a pretty view of the cherry blossom suspension bridge 📍Bulguksa Temple ✔️Parking | ”Bulguksa Public Parking Lot” 📍Bomun Complex ▫️Sinpyeong-dong, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do ✔️A good place to walk along Bomun Lake to see cherry blossoms 📍Bomunjeong ▫️Sinpyeong-dong, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do ✔️Bomun Complex and Hwangryongwon are close to each other, so it’s good to visit together 📍Daereungwon Stone Wall Road ▫️493-26 Hwangnam-dong, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do A good place to enjoy cherry blossoms until nighttime because the lights come on 📍Cheomseongdae ✔️The area around Cheomseongdae is surrounded by cherry blossoms, so it’s good to take a walk 🌸Already famous spots, but they’re pretty enough to visit every year #Gyeongju #SpringTravel #CherryBlossoms #OutdoorDate #DateCourse

After living in Korea for 5 years, I almost visited all of places in Korea. Here are my favorite spring destinations in Korea. 1. Jinhae – Korea’s most famous cherry blossom festival at Yeojwacheon Stream & Gyeonghwa Station. 2. Seoul – Best spots: Yeouido Hangang Park, Seokchon Lake, Gyeongbokgung Palace. 3. Busan – Coastal cherry blossoms at Orukdo & Oncheoncheon Stream. 4. Incheon – Hidden gems like Jayu Park & Incheon Grand Park. 5. Gyeongju – Historic sites & spring beauty at Bomun Lake & Bulguksa Temple. 6. Hwagae – The dreamy 10-ri Cherry Blossom Road. 7. Daegu – Night blooms & skyline views at E-World 83 Tower & Suseong Lake. Where are you visiting this spring?🌸🌸 #SpringInKorea #CherryBlossoms #TravelKorea #springwander #spring #seoultravel #koreatrip #korea #koreaspring #koreatravel #busan #jinhae #gyeongju #incheon

📍Address: 385, Seoul 🕰️Time: 9:00-17:30 💰Tickets: Free 📌UNESCO World Cultural Heritage 🍁Mid-late October to November Recommendation: Visit Bulguksa Temple in spring or autumn Because you can enjoy cherry blossoms and maple leaves. Especially the red leaves are in full bloom 🍁 dyeing the temple red You can especially feel the charming charm of autumn! Take bus number 10, 11, or 700 and get off at the "불국사" stop There is a little distance to climb the hill or stairs to the door! But if you join a tour group, you may be taken directly to the door, because there are many tour buses~ ✨When you come to the "Paradise Palace", you must look for the golden pig 🐷 and the lucky pig 🐷 It is said that it will bring wealth and blessings🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑 There is one in front of the yard. Don’t forget to touch the golden pig before putting it in your pocket! The other one is hidden behind a plaque. You can find it if you stand farther away! Korean temples use hanging lanterns to pray for blessings, and visitors can visit and worship in the temple🙏 Behind a temple, there are piles of small stone towers. I also stacked up stones and made a wish, hoping it would come true😏 #koreatrip #gyeongju #bulguksatemple #GyeongjuTourism #Gyeongju #GyeongjuFreeTravel #경주핫플 #경주 #불국사 #Bulguksa Temple #Temple #Korea #Korea #WorldCulturalHeritage #Seokgyapagoda #Dapagoda #100TravelWays #100StoreExplorePlan #ViewMaple

Gyeongju is a historic city that served as the capital of the Silla Dynasty for over 1,000 years, known as Seorabeol, Geumseong, or Gyerim at the time. In particular, I visited Bulguksa Temple and Gameunsa Temple Site, which were representative temples of the Unified Silla period. 1️⃣ Bulguksa Temple is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, first built during the reign of King Beopheung but significantly reconstructed by Kim Dae-Seong during the reign of King Gyeongdeok after the unification. 2️⃣ Bulguksa Temple houses many relics, among which the Dabotap and Seokgatap pagodas are the most famous. Dabotap, National Treasure No. 20, is also the background of the 10-won coin, and originally there were four stone lions at the base, but now only one remains. 3️⃣ Alongside Dabotap, Seokgatap, National Treasure No. 21, stands facing it. Notably, the oldest existing Mugujeonggwang Great Dharani Sutra was discovered in Seokgatap. 4️⃣ Leaving Bulguksa Temple and heading towards the city, you can see a replica of the nine-story pagoda of Hwangnyongsa Temple, which is said to have been the largest in Silla. 5️⃣ Leaving the city of Gyeongju and heading towards Gampo Bay on the East Sea, you can find the Gameunsa Temple Site, built by King Munmu's son in memory of his father who unified the three kingdoms, and there you can also see the Gameunsa Temple Site Three-Story Stone Pagoda, National Treasure No. 112. 6️⃣ Next to the Gameunsa Temple Site, in Gampo Bay, is King Munmu's underwater tomb, also known as Daewangam. 7️⃣ Gyeongju is also famous for delicious foods such as mulhoe and milmyeon, so be sure to try the local cuisine along with your historical and cultural journey of Silla.

#Sakura2024 At the end of March, go to Busan, Jinhae, and Gyeongju to enjoy the cherry blossoms. We arranged to visit Bulguksa Temple in Gyeongju. Without entering the Bulguksa Temple to experience the cultural and historical atmosphere, I have been fascinated by the large cherry blossom forest in front of Bulguksa Temple! 🥰 Admiring countless pink and white cherry blossoms, Then, inside the Bulguksa Temple, there are white magnolias and pear blossoms. It’s fully bloomed! It’s really beautiful! Recommended for friends who are going to Korea at the end of March, Why not go to Gyeongju to look for cherry blossoms? 🌸 Location: 385, Bulguk-ro, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do (The first day of the 15th month of the year) My way to get there: Take bus number 10/11/700 from Gyeongju Train Station to Bulguksa Station🚞🚌 #Sakura2024 #Gyeongju #Bulguksa Temple #Gyeongju Bulguksa Temple

#GyeongjuTravel Bulguksa Temple is said to have been built by a man named Kim Dae-seong. He founded it for his parents, but he did not see its completion until the end of his life, and it is said that the country was completed after that. You can also see the very famous Seokgatap and Dabotap at Bulguksa Temple. Since it is a place where you can fully experience Korean Buddhism, many tourists, including foreigners and children, visit here 👍 ✔️Admission hours 09:00~17:00 ✔️Free admission 📍Location Gyeongju-si, Gyeongbuk, Bulguk-ro 385 Bulguksa Temple #GyeongjuTravel #Gyeongju #GyeongjuTravelCourse #Bulguksa #AutumnTravelDestination

#Domestic travel #Gyeongju attractions #Gyeongju Bulguksa #Gyeongju date It's great to be able to fully experience fall at Bulguksa! It's free admission, so you can go without any burden!😃😃 It's a little far from the places where Gyeongju attractions are gathered, but you won't regret going!!!! Operating hours: 09:00-18:00 Address: 385 Bulguk-ro, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do Bulguksa

#falltrip The same goes for spring flowers, but autumn leaves may suddenly turn red due to changes in temperature, but for now, the autumn leaves at Bulguksa Temple may not be until the end of October. When I actually came to Gyeongju two years ago, I happened to see the autumn leaves of Bulguksa Temple. It was the peak of autumn leaves in Bulguksan Mountain around mid-November. I thought I'd still have to wait another week to see the colorful fall leaves of Gyeongju's famous temple Bulguksa. I thought it was too hasty to come here with the thought of autumn leaves, so I decided to take my time to look around the Bulguksa Temple grounds.

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Bulguksa Temple was listed as a World Heritage Site in 1995. So it also requires money for maintenance. Tickets: KRW 6,000/person The traces of time can be seen everywhere Of course, Bulguksa Temple is also a great place to enjoy cherry blossoms and maple leaves. It's just a pity that the cherry blossoms hadn't bloomed when we visited. I would recommend visiting Bulguksa Temple during the cherry blossom season. Enjoy the world heritage site full of cherry blossoms You can go find where the golden pig is🧐 Then go touch it Find the golden pig to bring good fortune😎 You must touch from nose to tail 😎 The surroundings of Bulguksa Temple are beautiful and can make you relax and calm. If you like to visit temples, you can arrange this place! Of course, there are a lot of stairs, so it takes a lot of effort. Because it is a company employee tour group... So I walked less. I always feel like I have really entered the world of Korean dramas. Everything is so unreal (laughs) #KoreaGyeongju #Bulguksa Temple #World Cultural Heritage #Cherry Blossom Viewing Spots #Good Places to View Maple Leaves #Employee Travel #Temple Architecture #Buddhism #Korean Drama

You can choose to take a one-day tour to Gyeongju. The Bulguksa Temple is very beautiful. You will see piles of small stones stacked up inside. This is a way for Koreans to pray for blessings. You can visit it if you have the chance.

#Hanok #Bulguksa #GyeongjuTravel 📍 Gyeongju, Bulguksa Bulguksa is a whopping 110,000 pyeong. Bulguksa is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and its grandeur is incredible! Bulguksa is a building that reveals the ambition of Unified Silla to build a Buddhist Pure Land in the secular world, and the name ‘Bulguksa’ comes from the Buddhist Pure Land. The admission fee is 6,000 won for adults, and it was worth paying the admission fee to enter. You can also see the Dabotap Pagoda engraved on the 10 won coin. If you come to Gyeongju, I recommend visiting Bulguksa.

I have recently seen all the flowers I have never seen in my life. Indeed, I have seen too many flowers. I looked it up and found out that this flower is called Yaezakura Super beautiful 🫶🏻🩷 I just want to say that it is more beautiful than cherry blossoms😻 If you like pink flowers, don’t miss it😌 . Bulguksa Temple (Gyeongju) 📍경북 경주시 불국로 385 #KoreaTravel

#Gyeongju #Temple #World Cultural Heritage #Korea #Overseas Travel #travel Bulguksa Temple: 15-1 Jinhyeon-dong, Gyeongju City, Gyeongsangbuk-do After enjoying Korean beef, continue to take bus No. 10 from Bomun Lake and continue to the right side of the map. After about 30 minutes, you will reach the famous Bulguksa Temple. The scenery along the way is beautiful and pleasant. There will be a short uphill road after arrival. There are vendors shouting on the roadside. It’s not bad to take a cultural tour! According to the guidebook, it is said that in the 15th year of King Beopheung of Silla, King Beopheung built it according to his mother's wishes in order to pray for peace and prosperity for the country and the people. After the Imjin Japanese Invasion, almost all important cultural relics, including buildings, were burned or looted. Before 1920, only some buildings and dilapidated towers remained, and it is only through continuous restoration work and the collection of seven national treasures that the temple has its current majestic appearance. It is a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage along with Seokguram Grotto. However, due to the low frequency of visits to Seokguram Grotto, with each visit lasting about an hour, and the need to arrange afternoon tea at a Korean house, I had no choice but to choose one to visit. Tickets (Adults): 6,000 KRW

🌺The hottest temple in Korea 🌺 After the cherry blossoms are over, I visited the hottest temple in Korea! 🌸After the pink cherry blossoms fall, red double cherry blossoms bloom in abundance! I visited Bulguksa Temple, famous for its double cherry blossoms in Gyeongju! 🌿As the spring weather arrives, many people come to Bulguksa Temple with picnic baskets! It would be so nice to enjoy a picnic under the double cherry blossom trees that hang down all the way down🥰 🫧The combination of picnic + soap bubbles + double cherry blossoms was love! 🐶And the combination of Pomeranian and double cherry blossoms that I happened to meet was really The love..🥹❤️ 🧺How about going to Gyeongju to see the double cherry blossoms this weekend for a picnic! They say you can rent a picnic set right nearby, so I recommend you stop by🥰 📸. 2023.04.10 #SunsetHanspoon_Gyeongju #Gyeongju #Bulguksa #DoubleCherryBlossoms ======================== 📍Gyeongju Bulguksa 🗺️ 385 Bulguk-ro, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do - If you don't go in from the main gate and go down, there's a double cherry blossom spot! 🚗 Bulguksa Main Gate Parking Lot: 70-1 San, Jinhyeon-dong, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do ⏰ If you want to take pictures without people, go before 8 am! - They say there are a lot of people from dawn on weekends.. Don't be too surprised, everyone🥹 #SpringFlowers #HotPlace

When double cherry blossoms bloom, Gyeongju Bulguksa is crowded on both weekdays and weekends. Still, this is the hottest place among Gyeongju tourist destinations right now, so you should definitely save it and go. 🏠Bulguksa🏠 385 Bulguk-ro, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do Bulguksa 🅿️The parking lot is well-maintained ✅There are many tourist attractions nearby💓 ✅It is close to Gyeongju Bomun Complex, so it is easily accessible. #DoubleCherryBlossoms #LifePhoto #GoodPlaceToTakePhotos #HotPlace #Gyeongju #GyeongjuTravel #DomesticTravel #SpringTravel #FlowerViewing #GyeongjuDate

The world of beautiful double cherry blossoms that you can meet in two weeks🌸 You can see really pretty double cherry blossoms at Bulguksa Temple in Gyeongju in two weeks💗 It's such a hot place that there will be a lot of people if you go on the weekend, but it's such a pretty place that you can endure it, so I definitely recommend you go☺️ This year, the flowers are blooming early overall, so I think they will be in full bloom by mid-April. I visited on April 23 last year, and it was right after the full bloom when cherry blossom rain started to fall! The cherry blossom rain was also so pretty🥹 If you go in the afternoon, there will be a lot of traffic in front of Bulguksa Temple, and it will be really hard to park. Even those who visit by public transportation get off in the middle of the traffic and walk🥲 That's why I purposely found a place to stay within walking distance of Bulguksa Temple and went there early in the morning before checking out, and it was an excellent choice💗 I can't wait to see how pretty the double cherry blossoms at Bulguksa Temple🌸 will be this year. Why not make a plan to go see the flowers in Gyeongju next month? 📍Bulguksa, Gyeongju ✔️ 385 Bulguk-ro, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do ✔️ Parking at Bulguksa Public Parking Lot ✔️ Double Cherry Blossom Spot if you go up to the right side of the parking lot🌸 No need to enter Bulguksa! ✔️ Taken on April 23rd last year. There were a lot of people even though I visited at 8am on Saturday🤣 #BulguksaDoubleCherryBlossoms #DoubleCherryBlossoms #DoubleCherryBlossomSpot #Bulguksa #Gyeongju #GyeongjuTravel #GyeongjuDoubleCherryBlossoms #FlowerViewing #FlowerViewingSpot #TouristAttractionReview

Bulguksa Temple dyed red with autumn leaves🍂🍁 This is my first time here since I was an adult since my school trip, but it feels new that it was such a pretty place...🧡It was the weekend so there were so many people that it was hard, but I had a good time enjoying the autumn leaves for the last time🫶🏻 📍Bulguksa Temple in Gyeongju Parking is hell on weekends🚌I recommend using public transportation🫠 (Photo taken on 11.5) ‼️If you go to the left at the entrance, you can get a great landscape photo with the bridge! ▫️The last photo is Gyeongbuk Millennium Forest Garden🍂

#GyeongjuTravel #GyeongjuTravelDestination #Gyeongju #Bulguksa #Seokgatap [Gyeongju - Bulguksa] Bulguksa is a must-visit course when traveling to Gyeongju! You can enjoy the scenery while passing through the Iljumun Gate, the entrance gate, and looking at the pond of Haetalgyo. If you listen to the stories of Cheongungyo, Baekungyo, Yeonhwagyo, Chilbogyo, and Dabotap Seokgatap toward Daeungjeon, you will feel time quickly disappearing! -Location: 385 Bulguk-ro, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do Bulguksa -Time: 9:00-17:00 -Use public parking lot - It is also fun to look for the lucky pig in Geungnakjeon🐷

#GyeongjuTravel #Bulguksa #DomesticTravel When you think of Gyeongju, it's a place I've been to a lot for school trips, and you can't miss the Bulguksa course here! In the past, if you went to a place like this, you'd be bored and would finish quickly and be busy playing with your friends during your free time~ When I went to Bulguksa in Gyeongju on my own as an adult, it felt completely different from that Bulguksa back then😌 I could feel the unique, quiet, yet magnificent beauty of Bulguksa~ It was hard to walk around the entire Bulguksa because it was too big, but it was nice to be able to spend that time peacefully without any distracting thoughts!🧡 📍Bulguksa | 15-1 Jinhyeon-dong Bulguksa

🏢MTM Hotel A hotel near Bulguksa Temple (Bullidan-gil) that is good for families A hotel with a clean, comfortable, and emotional mood Recommended as a Gyeongju travel accommodation because it is close to Bulguksa Temple! There is also an air purifier, so it would be good for families with babies The parking lot is also large and convenient for each room (see the last photo) It has a Hanok view and the exterior has Hanok details, which was nice! In addition to Bulguksa Temple nearby, Seongdeok Royal Tomb and Gyeongju World are located nearby~ ▪️MTM Hotel ▪️8 Jinhyeon-ro 3-gil, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do ▪️0507-1446-8885 #Emotional Accommodation#Gyeongju Travel#Unique Accommodation#Gyeongju Accommodation#Bulguksa Temple

Bulguksa Temple, a must-visit when you come to Gyeongju It's really pretty in the fall, but the cherry blossoms will be in full bloom in the spring that's just around the corner, so it's a great place to go see the cherry blossoms The walking path is well-maintained, so it's great for walking #Gyeongju #Bulguksa Temple

#GyeongjuTravel #Bulguksa #Gyeongju #Seokgatap #Dabotap 📍Bulguksa This is a must-visit course when you come to Gyeongju. Take a leisurely walk in a calm atmosphere,, Healing Japchae! It closes at 5pm, so it would be better to come during the day😃

Day 2 - a day of Unesco World Heritage tour! 1. Morning Train to Gyeongju (Singyeongju Station, take 700 bus to Bulguksa) 2. Walk to Bulguksa Temple, entrance fee 5k won, 3. From Bulguksa, take Bus No. 12 to Seokguram Grotto (30min intervals). Seokguram Grotto (석굴암), entrance fee 2.5k won - lots of walking here. 4. Cheomseongdae 첨성대, From Gyeongju Intercity Bus Terminal or Gyeongju Station, take Bus 10, 11, 60, 600, or 700 and get off at Silla Hoegwan or Wolseong-dong Community Center Bus Stop. From Singyeongju Station, take Bus 60, 61 or 700 and get off at Wolseong-dong Community Center. 5. along the walk around Cehomseongdae area, you can see 경주 교촌한옥마을, 경주 교촌한옥마을 Gyori Gimbap, (Eat Kimbap for lunch), Gyeongju National Museum, Starbucks , Daereungwon (대릉원) 6. Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond 동궁과 월지 (Closed at 10pm), i try to stay late for the evening view, summer sunset time just too long to wait and has already been too tired walking. Left for Busan after this. Dinner at Choryang Milmyeon 밀 면 (nice mantou) Day 3 Met a friend from Beijing in the hostel. Decided to have a quick Busan tour with her today. 1. Haedong Yonggungsa. Free entrance, Bus journey takes around 2 hours from Busan Station. 2. Have lunch at the Gukbap alley then Haeundae Beach (tried the pork soup with rice and the "blood" intestine) 3. Dongbaekseom Island - view of the Dongbaekseom Lighthouse & Princess Hwangok (Mermaid) Statue 4. We missed the UN Memorial Cemetery in Korea and the UN Sculpture Park (유엔조각공원), should tried to come again next time. 5. lastly we went shopping and the Seomyeon Underground Shopping How to get there : Seomyeon Station (Busan Subway Line 1, 2), Exit 12 Day 4 Ulsan here I come! took the subway from Nopo Station, then take Bus to Ulsan Intercity Bus Terminal, from Ulsan Intercity Bus Terminal or Express Bus Terminal, walk to the Express Bus Terminal Bus Stop. Take Bus No. 124 to Daewangam Park. 1. Daewangam Park 대왕암공원 2. Then walk to Ulgi Lighthouse 울기등대, Yong-Gul 용굴,UIlsan Beach (these are all walking distance ... a long walking route) 3. After getting back from Ulsan, headed to Igidae Costal Path, to see Oryukdo Lighthouse (오륙도 등대), Oryukdo Skywalk (오륙도 스카이워크), Oryukdo Sunrise Park, a very windy day and i mean you can literally get to blown away!! Very nice view here, please come! 4. Then headed to Gwangalli Beach for the night view, had quick dinner at one of the CU convinience store here. there are many restaurants here that you can choose and since this is on budget, would want to try the eating in the convienince store experience ;) Continue...#celebratewithtrip #

#2023travelwish This temple was built during Silla Kingdom. It represents Buddhist culture and the temple now holds seven national treasures. In 1995 Seokguram Grotto which near to Bulguksa temple was designated a World Cultural Heritage Site by UNESCO. I have a dream to visit Phuket Island in Thailand for first of the new year. #bulguksatemple #seokguramgrotto #gyeongju #southkoreatravel

It's Bulguksa Temple! Oh, but the entrance fee here is a bit more expensive than other places! It's 6,000 won. And during the fall foliage season, definitely avoid weekends! There are too many people on weekendsㅜㅠ But it's a good place to go during the fall foliage season! #HotPlace

Bulguksa Temple is a Buddhist temple located in North Gyeongsang Province with a history of about 1,200 years. Each season has its own flavor, but no matter when you come here, it is always full of Zen. There are many different towers in the temple, including the Duobao Tower, the Sakya Tower, the Qingyun Bridge and the Golden Bronze Buddha, which are all national treasures of South Korea. Koreans like to pile up stones and make wishes, so you can see a lot of small stone piles here. #Korea#Gyeongju#Gyeongsangbuk-do#World Heritage#Bulguksa#Korea Travel #한국#한국여행#경주#불국사#세계문화유산