Discover the cultural and historical treasures of Gyeongju, the ancient capital of the Silla Dynasty, through this immersive day and night tour. Begin at Gyochon Traditional Village, where you can explore the ancestral home of the Gyeongju Choi Clan. Learn about the family's wealth-preserving lifestyle over 12 generations and visit the site of Yoseokgung, the residence of Princess Yoseok from the Silla era.

Stroll through Daereungwon Tomb Complex, home to 23 royal tombs, including the iconic Cheonmachong (Tomb of the Heavenly Horse), open for public viewing. Adjacent to the complex is Hwangnidan Street, blending history with modernity through street food and stylish cafes. Visit the magnificent Bulguksa Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its architectural elegance and intricate stone relics.

As the evening unfolds, marvel at the illuminated Woljeonggyo Bridge, a stunning example of ancient engineering, and explore Donggung and Wolji Pond, a serene artificial pond brimming with historical significance. From ancient relics to vibrant streets, this tour beautifully captures Gyeongju's timeless charm, offering a glimpse into Korea's rich history and culture.

Gyochon Gyeongju: The village is centered around the Gyeongju Choi Clan, a family renowned for preserving their wealth over 12 generations and producing many influential figures. Visitors can explore the lifestyle and spending habits that allowed the family to achieve this. The village also houses the site of Yoseokgung, the residence of Silla Princess Yoseok.

Daereungwon & Hwangnidan Street: Daereungwon, also known as the Park of Royal Tombs, is a complex containing 23 tombs that were built during the Silla Dynesty. There are a number of tombs with significant historical value, but Chenmachong (Tomb of the Heavenly Horse), where the inside of the tomb is open to public, is one of the most symbolic sites. Next to Daereungwon, there is the famous Hwangnidan Street, which introduces the modern face of Gyeongju with various street food and trendy cafes.

Bulguksa Temple: Bulguksa Temple is the representative relic of Gyeongju and was designated as a World Cultural Asset by UNESCO in 1995. The beauty of the temple itself and the artistic touch of the stone relics are known throughout the world.

Woljeonggyo Bridge: The Woljeonggyo Bridge in boasts a rich history dating back centuries. Constructed with sturdy stone arches, it stands as a testament to ancient engineering techniques. Spanning the Woljeongcheon Stream, this historic bridge has been a vital link in Gyeongju's transportation network for generations, serving as a tangible reminder of the city's past.

Donggung & Wolji: An artificial pond in Gyeongju National Park that was first constructed in year 674. The Korean governement temporaily drained the pond in 1972, revealing thousands of Silla artifacts that had fallen into the lake or were thrown in. This place is filled with lots of historical memories.

Seokguram Grotto: Seokguram Grotto is a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site and one of the finest examples of Buddhist art in the world. Built in the 8th century during the Silla Dynasty, it features a serene granite Buddha statue seated in a domed chamber overlooking the East Sea. The grotto is admired for its precise architectural design and the spiritual atmosphere created by the harmony between nature and human craftsmanship.

• Historic Sites: Visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Bulguksa Temple, showcasing Korea's ancient Buddhist heritage.
• Cultural Immersion: Explore the royal tombs at Daereungwon Tomb Complex and explore Gyeongju Gyochon Traditional Village.
• Nighttime Magic: Witness Gyeongju’s historic sites illuminated beautifully at night, creating a unique and magical atmosphere.
• Local Cuisine: Enjoy authentic Korean dishes at Hwangnidan Street, offering a taste of Gyeongju's culinary heritage.
• Guided Experience: Learn about Gyeongju’s rich history and culture with a knowledgeable guide.