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What Guests Said About Gyeongju:
Catherine
South Korea
10
Exceptional
reviews
It didn't feel as safe as Seoul, and if you are the...
It didn't feel as safe as Seoul, and if you are the party sort, I'm not sure how much entertainment you could have at night. But tue city is gorgeous, a modern section with all the chains you need surrounded by various parks with giant burial mounds. No matter what direction you go, there will be a temple, museum, or tomb to explore, possibly all three. If you have any interest at all in Korean history, I /highly/ recommend it.
Lorin
United States of America
10
Exceptional
reviews
The historical sites and the atmosphere of the city is great.
The historical sites and the atmosphere of the city is great. Really laid back. They have a lot of places to rent bikes and it is easy to get to a lot of sites that way. I feel like you haven't seen Korea until you have seen Gyeongju. The buses sometimes run infrequently so it is important to check the schedules when planning your day.
Anonymous
Singapore
10
Exceptional
reviews
Really love it, especially that it is quiet and if you are...
Really love it, especially that it is quiet and if you are looking for peace, this is a place for you to go to. The interesting sites are quite far away but is fairly accessible when you take the bus. Generally if you want to find nice food, the night market there has interesting delights at prices that are cheaper than those you would find in the big cities like seoul and busan. They have really famous bread there called gyeongju bread so it is a definite must try! Best scenery can be found on top of the Gyeongju Namsan, it is known as an open air museum and a wonderful hiking site.
Anonymous
South Korea
10
Exceptional
reviews
Loved Gyeongju!
Loved Gyeongju! It's a small city, so it's easy to get around to most of the major sites either by walking or biking (renting bikes is easy and cheap). If you love history, and are particularly interested in Korean history, this is the place to visit. I wish I could've stayed longer in order to see all fascinating historical sites that surround the city.
jkcook
10
Exceptional
reviews
Gyeonju is the capital area of and ancient Korean country.
Gyeonju is the capital area of and ancient Korean country. The antiquities are very well preserved and displayed in a series of locations, all part of the national parks. There is a wonderful museum (be sure to get their excellent audio guide for only two dollars), several temple, and a series of burial mounds of the old kings and aristocrats. It is well worth the trip. We were able to go on a non-weekend, non-holiday day, so it was quite enjoyable to have a peaceful and quiet time. We were able to see the majority of the most renowned locations in five or six hours using our car. It says to say where we ate, we ate at the 7-Eleven at the museum. It was fine. Smile
Brian
United States of America
8.0
Very Good
reviews
Traveled on Buddha's bday so very crowded but worth it...
Traveled on Buddha's bday so very crowded but worth it especially to see Bulguksa temple. Lots of Korean history. I recommend renting a bike to tour tumuli park. Food options were more than adequate. Having a rental car was a must for us
“Only 200 metres from bus stop that takes you to all the sites (bus 10 or 11), a 5 minute walk from Gyeongju train station and the market and in the center of lots of shops. Very clean and quiet,spacious room with fridge.”
“Everything was fine. Staff were very helpful and friendly. Even they kindly kept our luggage for about 8 hours after check out. We had some medicine. They also kept them in their friege. We did not find the hotel in first day. One of the staff came and picked us from the point we were looking for hotel. Thanks them”
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