Daegu Galbi

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.

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.

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.

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.

Experience the charm of this UNESCO Heritage Joseon Dynasty village, where you can explore traditional crafts, savor local coffee, and soak in stunning views.

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

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

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 in a striking 36-story tower in Gangnam, Josun Palace dazzles with chic design, Michelin-starred dining, and stunning city views, all wrapped in exceptional service.