• Take a ride on Korea's high-speed train (KTX) and easily travel to Gyeongju, one of the world's top 10 historical sites!
• For lunch, you'll enjoy Gyeongju's specialty dish, "Pork Ssambap Korean Set Meal"!
• A Japanese-speaking guide will show you around Gyeongju's historical sites, so you don't have to worry about language barriers.

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- Food Information -

• Lunch Menu: Grilled Pork Ssamjang Korean Set Meal (A specialty of Gyeongju,
a dish where rice and various side dishes are wrapped in vegetables and kelp.)

*The menu is subject to change without notice.

- Spot Introduction -

・Ancient burial mound park (Tenmazuka)

The Tumulus Park is known as the largest group of ancient tombs in Gyeongju.
Within its approximately 125,400 square meter site, 23 tombs are preserved,
including the Cheonmachong Tomb and the Michu King's Tomb, which were
excavated in 1973, and the Hwangnamdaechong Tomb, the largest of all the tombs
in Gyeongju.

・Bulguksa Temple

Located at the foot of Mount Toham, Bulguksa Temple, along with Seokguram
Grotto, is a historic Buddhist temple registered as a World Cultural Heritage
site. Built approximately 1440 years ago by King Beopheung of Silla to pray
for national stability and the peace of its people, it underwent extensive
restoration during the reign of King Gyeongdeok. Although it was later
destroyed by war and other events, the Korean government restored it to its
current state. Come and experience the beauty of this Buddhist architecture
that evokes the Silla era.

The Gyeongju National Museum is said to offer a glimpse into the essence of
the thousand-year-old Silla culture. It houses 210,000 artifacts from
Gyeongju, ranging from prehistoric times to the Joseon Dynasty, with over
3,000 on display. Visitors can also see national treasure-ranked artifacts,
such as the golden crown and treasured sword unearthed from Cheonmachong Tomb.

- Important information -

Children aged 0-2 are admitted free of charge (seats may not be available).
Children aged 3 and over are charged the same price as adults.

Please be punctual for the meeting time. If you are late and miss the tour,
the tour fee will not be refunded.

Please note that the Gyeongju National Museum will be closed on January 1st,
so we will be taking you to Anapji Pond instead.

Please note that KTX (general and reserved seats) reservations may not be
available during Korean public holidays and long weekends.

・On Saturdays, Sundays, and consecutive holidays: You may also use the train
departing from Gyeongju Station (17:56) and arriving at Seoul Station (20:02).

Please note that tours cannot be operated during the Korean holidays of
Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving) and Lunar New Year.