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Gyeongju

Gyeongju (경주시, 慶州市; formally romanized as Kyongju) is in North Gyeongsang province, South Korea. The capital of the Silla Kingdom for approximately the whole first millennium CE, Gyeongju is definitely worth visiting if you are interested in Korean history.

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    Angang Market

    안강시장

    It is the largest traditional market in the northern part of Gyeongju, with more than 400 stores. On the 4th and 9th of every month, a five-day market enters around the commercial building.

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    Bae-li-dang

    배리당

    A popular souvenir shop in Hwangnidan-gil specializing in Gyeongju-themed goods. They are famous for their unique "Neung" (Royal Tomb) shaped candles and various stationery items designed with Silla cultural heritage motifs.

    Mon-Fri 11:00-20:00, Sat Sun 12:00-21:00

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    Gampo Public Market

    감포공설시장

    It is a market in the center of Gampo Port, Gyeongju's largest fishing port, and the 5-day market enters the area around the commercial building every day ending on the 3rd and 8th of each month.

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    Gyeongju Jungang Market

    중앙시장

    It is the market with the longest history among urban markets, and stores in commercial buildings operate every day and the five-day market enters around the commercial building every day ending on the 2nd and 7th.

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    Gyeongju Simsang

    경주심상

    An independent bookstore and gift shop that offers a curated selection of books, postcards, and locally made crafts. It is a great place to find artistic and high-quality souvenirs that capture the quiet atmosphere of the city.

    11:00-19:00 (closed on Tuesdays)

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    Seongdong Covered Market

    A classic example of the modern Korean market with lots of fresh seafood, food stands and some textiles.

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    Bomun Shopping Center

    The shopping mall at Bomunho Resort caters to tourists: it has stores with souvenirs and local specialties as well as traditional restaurants.