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Gampo-eup, a charming town in Gyeongju, offers a slice of coastal life with a twist of culinary adventure near a lively harbor known for its crab and raw fish specialties.

Nestled by a scenic river, this charming UNESCO-listed Joseon Dynasty village invites you to immerse yourself in Korea's rich traditions, from mask-making to hanbok-clad explorations.

Cheomseongdae is the oldest astronomical observatory in East Asia, a charming 7th-century stone tower symbolizing the lunar year, set in a picturesque park perfect for strolls and sunset photography.

Gyeongju's Central Night Market is a vibrant food hub with diverse stalls offering tasty delights, from Filipino to Korean, and a friendly atmosphere perfect for sharing a meal.

Nestled along the scenic Nakdong River, 단호샌드파크 offers a tranquil getaway with spacious campsites, cozy caravans, and easy access to local culture and history.

Charming yet modern, this upscale hotel offers spacious quarters with lake views, two pools, and a fitness center, but is a tad far from Gyeongju's attractions.

Nestled on a hillside with stunning sea vistas, this laid-back hotel pairs simple rooms and bungalows with a casual restaurant and karaoke lounge.

Nestled by lovely Bomun-ho Lake, this relaxed hotel offers spacious rooms, three casual dining spots, and a lively bar, perfect for a chill getaway.

Nestled on the slopes of Mount Cheondeung, this centuries-old wooden temple is a serene UNESCO World Heritage site, known for its stunning art and tranquil vibe.

Nestled by the Han River in Seoul's financial district, the chic Conrad Seoul boasts luxe rooms, a top-notch spa, vibrant dining options, and stunning views.