What to do in one Weekend in Gyeongju, South Korea - A Checklist

Cheonmachong is a huge historical place in Gyeongju with ancient artifacts. It remains an important source of valuable information regarding the history of the Silla Dynasty.

A Buddhist temple that was built during 1751 and the most visited in Gyeongju. This temple is still a worshipping place so make sure to be respectful when visiting this place.

The Donggung Palace is a secondary palace used by a king during the Silla Dynasty. A sight to visit during the day but this is more beautiful during night.

I highly recommend visiting local markets to fully experience authentic korean foods. The local markets has so much choices that will surely make you undecided on which food to try first!

A popular chicken dish that has a sweet and spicy flavor. Super delicious!

A grilled chicken on a stick. One of my favorite street foods with different flavors and sauces to choose from.

A night market that has a live band for people to check out and has lots of food choices, from korean dishes to other international dishes.

A super famous place not only for tourists but also for locals. People come here to take good photos behind the Pink Muhly. Make sure to visit this place early in the morning before it gets too crowded.

Enjoy interacting with different bird species in this park. Definitely a fun and great experience for the whole family!

A relaxing place surrounded by a lot of trees and plants.