Gyeongju — Sights
Bread baking beside a royal burial mound
- Choi Clan House — The hanok of a 12-generation rich family
- Seochulji Pond — A Namsan-foot pond with a pavilion reflected in it
- Oreung Royal Tombs — Five burial mounds in a pine grove
- Gyeongju Donggungwon — Greenhouse and bird park for a rainy day
- Golgulsa Temple — A cliff-carved Buddha and a martial-art temple
- Songdaemal Lighthouse & Gampo Port — A hanok-style lighthouse on a pine headland
- Tomb of King Jinpyeong — A lone Silla royal mound in open fields
- Baeri Stone Buddha Triad, Namsan — Child-faced Buddhas in a low wall on Namsan
- Bulguksa Temple — The Silla temple of Seokgatap and Dabotap
- Seokguram Grotto — A stone Buddha on Tohamsan facing the East Sea
- Daereungwon Tomb Complex — A park of grassy Silla royal tombs
- Cheomseongdae Observatory — The bottle-shaped star tower from Queen Seondeok's time
- Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond — Silla palace pavilions mirrored in the pond at night
- Gyochon Hanok Village — A hanok lane with the Choi family house and the school
- Hwangridan-gil — Cafés and shops in converted hanok
- Woljeonggyo Bridge — A roofed Silla bridge reflected in the river
- Gyeongju National Museum — Silla gold crowns and the great bronze bell
- Hwangnyongsa Temple Site — The lawn where the nine-storey wooden pagoda stood
- Bomun Lake — A lakeside walk ringed by resorts
- Yangdong Folk Village — A living village of tile and thatch houses, 500 years old
- Daewangam, Munmu Tomb — A Silla king's tomb among the rocks of the East Sea
- Gameunsa Temple Site — Twin stone pagodas on the way to the sea
- Bunhwangsa Temple — A small temple with a brick-style stone pagoda
- Samneung Pine Forest — Tall pines rising between three royal tombs
- Wolseong Fortress — The crescent hill that held Silla's royal palace
- Yangnam Columnar Joints and Padosori Trail — A coastal path past sea-side stone columns
- Gyeongju World — A theme park with coasters and a water park
- Poseokjeong — A stone channel where cups once floated