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Nahbi Guest House and Hostel

Nahbi Guest House and Hostel

Seonggundong 340-22 4F, Gyeongju Gyeongsangbukdo - Hostel
pleasant stay with service very friendly ,family atmosphere , my prefered accomodation for my trip to Korea
Homo Nomad Hostel

Homo Nomad Hostel

166bunji, Sajeong-dong, Gyeongju Si Gyeongsangbuk-do - Hostel
Welcome to HomoNomad, the very place you must stop by in GuengJu, Korea. Our quiet,beautiful traditional Korean house offers you relaxed and friendly atmosphere, numerous free items, cleanness and kind staff, that will make you feel like home.
Gyeongju Guesthouse

Gyeongju Guesthouse

138-2 Hwango-Dong - Hostel
Our newly opened Guesthouse is in the heart of Gyeongju city, less than 2 minutes walk away from the Gyeongju train Station-only 150m!! and 15 minutes walk away from a Express bus terminal/( minimum taxi fare).
Han Jin Hostel

Han Jin Hostel

173-1 GyeongBook-Do GyeongJu City NoSeo Dong - Hostel
The owner speaks fluent English and is prompt to give suggestions about what to see and how to use the buses.
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Gyeongju

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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Nahbi Guest House and Hostel

Nahbi Guest House and Hostel

pleasant stay with service very friendly ,family atmosphere , my prefered accomodation for my trip to Korea ... more

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Han Jin Hostel

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

Overall
3

Gyeongju Discussions

  • South Korea
    Hiya Bex76, you certainly could see quite a bit in 7 days... depending on what you are into there's plenty to do in and around Seoul (including a DMZ tour), Seoraksan National Park (although there are heaps of NP's through-out Korea), I really loved Gyeongju and Haeinsa (you may not have time to go ...

  • Korea travel tips?
    Hi Joff, 1. Also, check out Gyeong-bok-gung, the former royal palace. 2. Take a trip down to Gyeong-ju, where the burial sites of the Shilla kings are. 3. There is also a good museum there (Gyeong-ju), and a pretty famous temple there (go to Bulguksa and Seokkuram). 4. While in Seoul, go to a Norae ...

  • What places are good to visit in Korea?
    of tourists) Gyeongju, the first real capitol of Korea was one of the highlights of my last trip ...

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