Cheonmachong

Since we were a big group and many things on our agenda, we did not get to visit all the tombs and saw just one which had all the jewelry. I beleive it was the first Korean archeology discovery not knowing who these jewellery belong too. The gardens looks beautiful, I wish I had time to just sit and stare and let me immagination run wild, wish I could roll down that hill.

Needs a guide to tell you the story of this place. Good short introductory to Korean history. We were on a group tour, didn't have time to visit the King's tomb.

Interesting grave. There are spectacular golden treasures on display here. It seems this was the first major achievement of Korean archaeology. Definitely worth a visit!

You have to pay, but you can see gold and leather items from the shila dynasty. I think it’s worth a stop. Check out the drawing of a flying horse on the leather.

This is real king's tomb. We know ancient had detail skill for jewelry. If somebody visit there, I recommend Gong's teacher program.

Great experience to be able to enter the tomb to see what inside actually looks like. A lot of artifacts were displayed inside. Strongly recommend you to visit. We were here around 7+pm still open. And during the day of our visit, admission was free for some reason.

It was a remarkable experience to explore one of the magnificent royal tombs of the Shila kingdom in Kyongju City. The tombs were filled with a wealth of artifacts and royal treasures, all meticulously preserved for visitors to admire. Although many of the treasures on display were replicas, their splendor was undeniable. The genuine artifacts are housed in the National Museum in Seoul, but this visit was an extraordinary and unforgettable experience.

Very beautiful park with free every to observe the tombs from the outside.