This house is where former President Park Chunghee was born and raised. It was built around 1900 and has soil walls covered with a straw roof. It is typical of small, traditional farm houses of the period, and is 15 pyeong (1 pyeong=3.3 sq. meters) in size. It and the surrounding area (228 pyeong total) were designated as Gyeongsangbuk-do Local Monument No. 86 in 1993.
President Park remains one of Korea's most influential leaders. He contributed much to the modernization of the nation and initiated the Saemaeul Movement.

Geumoh mountain was designated as national park in 1970.5.18 and one of the most beautiful mountains in province and whole country. There are many sites such as Daehae waterfall, doseon cave, yaksa rock and geumohji.

Dorisa Temple is originally built by Adohwasang, the transmitter of Buddhism to Synra Dynasty.
Many Buddhist towers and gravestones to memorize Adohwasang are located within the range.

• 10 min. by bus from Gyeongju National Museum

Bulguksa Temple and Seokguram, a stone shrine of Buddha, are well-known sightseeing attractions. Bulguksa was a temple originally built in 535 and is a testimony to both the skill of Shilla architects and the depth of Buddhist faith at the time. Seokguram consists of a central statue of Buddha gazing out over the forested hills across the East Sea to the horizon, surrounded by bodhisattvas and guardian deities. Both Bulguksa and Seokguram were added to UNESCO¡¯s World Cultural Heritage list.

This museum is a good place to start a Gyeongju tour. The museum preserves many artifacts from the Shilla Kingdom, including magnificent gold crowns, pottery, Buddhist decor and stone sculptures. It also houses the legendary Emille Bell, one of Asia's largest bells, which is 19 tons of pure bronze. The museum recently reopened its art gallery section and renovated its special exhibition rooms.

This resort is settled at the foot of an old fortress and is about 6.5km east of downtown Gyeongju. The resort contains many pleasure and convenience facilities including a convention center, shopping and dining, golf courses, an amusement park, and a casino. Shuttle buses and taxis run between downtown Gyeongju and the resort.

Shilla Millennium Park is a theme park integrating both education and entertainment about the history and culture of the Shilla Period.