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Sukyeong Sikdang

Korean cuisine in a traditional Korean building. Famous for its barley rice, you can also find items and dishes like Hwangnam ppang, bibimbap and pajeon on the menu.

Address: Gyerim-ro, 60
Hours: Wed-Mon 11:00-21:00
Price: dishes around ₩10,000

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Hwangnam Ppang
The bakery where the namesake bread, or rather pastry, was invented in 1939. They are sold in packages of 20 or 30.
₩16,000-24,000
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Daerungwon Burial Mound
경주 대릉원
This tumuli park is the main attraction of the region and consists of 30 burial mounds in the central part of the city. In the Grave of the Heavenly Horse (Cheonmachong, 천마총, Grave #155) there is an entrance that allows you to take an inside look. In addition to the grave, replicas of artefacts found in the grave are displayed. Among these the most valuable item is a golden crown (national treasure #188). Cheonmachong is 13 m high and 47 m across and was built in the 5th century. It got its current name, because a saddle with a picture of a white horse on it w(cheonmado, national treasure #207) as found inside the grave. All of the original relics can be seen in the national museum. The biggest burial mound is the double mound of Hwangnam Daechong, having an area of 80 x 120 and heights of 23 m and 22,2 m. Yet another remarkable mound is the grave of King Michu, 13th king of Silla. During the reign of the 14th king, king Yurye, the Japanese invaded the kingdom. According to a legend, the invaders were defeated by soldiers that had emerged from King Michu's grave.
9:00 – 22:00 (last admission 21:30, open year-round)₩3000(adult standard) ₩1000(child standard)
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Pyeongyang Naengmyeon
평양냉면
Traditional Korean food, for instance bulgogi (Korean barbeque) and naengmyeon (noodles). The restaurant is in a backyard, accessed through a small gate from the Wonhyoro street opposite to a movie theater.
Closed · opens 9:30 am₩6,000-18,000
Do
Tumuli Park
대릉원
Tumuli Park, also known as the Daereungwon Tomb Complex, is a historical park in Gyeongju featuring large grassy burial mounds from the Silla Kingdom (57 BC – AD 935). Within the park are over 20 royal tombs, including the famous Cheonmachong (“Heavenly Horse Tomb”), which is open to the public and displays artifacts discovered inside. The park offers a peaceful setting with walking paths surrounded by pine trees and provides insight into the royal culture and traditions of ancient Korea.
09:00 – 22:00 (last admission 21:30)Adult ₩3,000, teenager ₩2,000, child ₩1,000