The central area of Gyeongju—often called an open-air museum—is a walkable, low-rise cultural core defined by the rolling green burial mounds of the ancient Silla dynasty (57 BC–935 AD).

Hwangnidan-gil Street

Hwangnidan-gil Street

Gift Shop in Hwangnidan-gil Street

Gift Shop in Hwangnidan-gil Street

Mono Mansion

Mono Mansion

Specialist electric micro-buggies

Specialist electric micro-buggies

Traditional House in Sonhyoja-gil

Traditional House in Sonhyoja-gil

Burial Mounds

Burial Mounds

Cheonmachong Tomb

Cheonmachong Tomb

Mudguard with Heavenly Horse Painting

Mudguard with Heavenly Horse Painting

Entrance to a Silla Burial Mound (Cheonmachong Tomb)

Entrance to a Silla Burial Mound (Cheonmachong Tomb)

Persimmon Tree

Persimmon Tree

Between 2 Burial Mounds

Between 2 Burial Mounds

Cheomseongdae Observatory

Cheomseongdae Observatory

Woljeonggyo Bridge

Woljeonggyo Bridge

Street in Gyochon Traditional Village

Street in Gyochon Traditional Village

Restaurant in Gyochon Traditional Village

Restaurant in Gyochon Traditional Village

Private community in Gyochon Traditional Village

Private community in Gyochon Traditional Village

Street in Gyochon Traditional Village

Street in Gyochon Traditional Village

Inwang-dong

Inwang-dong

Wolji Pond

Wolji Pond

Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond

Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond