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Gyeongju (경주시), known as the "Museum without Walls", is home of the Shilla dynasty which dates back from 57 BC and survived for the next 1,000 years. Gyeongju was the capital and at its height of power had approximately 1 million inhabitants. The 'Tumuli' (i.e.
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Gyeongju Guesthouse
The location is excellent, a couple of minutes from the railway station. It is down an alleyway on the left hand side and if you get to the traffic lights you have gone too far. The owner / manager spoke reasonable English. The breakfast was basically eggs and toast but as much as you liked whenever you liked. ... more
Nahbi Guest House for Backpackers
pleasant stay with service very friendly ,family atmosphere , my prefered accomodation for my trip to Korea ... more
Han Jin Hostel
The owner speaks fluent English and is prompt to give suggestions about what to see and how to use the buses. Provides a nice little map with different types of restaurants, ATMs, etc. The hostel is old and shabby but seems reasonably clean. ... more
Gyeongju Blog Entries
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Gyeongju
for 3,000 krw and takeaway was 2,200 krw. The 2 hour trip to Gyeongju flew past for Chris who ...
Posted in TRAINING THRU ASIA 2012 by tojoken -
Gyeongju
The 'museum without walls' is the nick name is this interesting town. Tombs, temples, park, statues ...
Posted in Trip through Asia, from India to Japan! by ChachaInAsia -
Gyeongju and its food
Hwangnam bread http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Korean.cuisine-Gyeongju.bread-01.jpg Today it was all about local drinks and delicious dishes . Gyeongju is famous for Hwangnam bread,a sweet bread the size of a cookie. It's really just a small pastry with a filling of red bean paste andwas a treat ...
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