Places to go in Gyeongsangbukdo province

Bulguksa Temple
Bulguksa Temple, constructed during Silla Kingdom (57 B.C. – A.D. 935) in 8th century, is internationally recognized masterpiece of Buddhist arts. This temple keeps the national asserts
including Buddhist monuments and images, and the unique Buddhist temple buildings.

Buseoksa Temple
Buseoksa Temple, one of the most famous Buddhist temples, was built by Priest Uisang(625~702) after he received orders from the King during Silla Dynasty(57 B.C. – A.D. 935). Muryangsujeon,
the main temple designated as 18th national treasure, is one of the oldest known wooden buildings in Korea. View from the temple is known to be beautiful.

Dokdo
Dokdo is in the eastern reaches of Korean territory. Though small, Dokdo is the most meaningful island in Korea.

Hahoe Village
Hahoe Village is the Korean folk village, where customs and traditions during Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910) are wellpreserved. In July 2010, it, along with Yang-dong Village in Gyeongju, has been registered as UNESCO World Heritage. Hahoe Village is also wellknown as the birthplace of Hahoe
Mask Dance Drama Performance (Hahoe Byeolsingut Exorcism).

Jusanji Pond
Jusanji pond is a pond made in 1721, during Joseon dynasty (1392-1910), for agricultural purposes. More than twenty willow trees, the roots of which are submerged grow wildly here, producing mysterious beauty. Many, including photographers, visit the place.

Seonginbong Peak
Seonginbong Peak, located in the center of Ulleungdo Island that was formed by volcanic eruption, is mountain that is 984m high. The peak is famous for its hiking course, with diverse rare plants. Primeval forest located near the peak is designated as a natural monument.