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The Korea Cultural and Historical Survey Society
The Korea Cultural and Historical Survey Society was founded in 1985 with an aim to nurture an appreciation for cultural relics around Korea. This book is the result of the society's many years of experience and survey, and its publication aims at providing a guiding light for general readers and seekers.
Gyeongju, the ancient capital of Korea
Gyeongju, the thousand-year-old ancient capital of Silla, is a very unique historic city, and the entire city of Gyeongju was selected as a historic heritage" by UNESCO. Seokguram (石窟庵) and Bulguksa (佛國寺) are also registered as world cultural heritages. The ruins, harmonized with the natural scenery around them, greet us with different atmospheres for four seasons, which makes Gyeongju a boundless place as a tour course.
The basic structure of a field trip of Gyeongju can be largely divided into five areas, and they include the four sections in this book, (part1) Gampo Road (part2) Mt. Nang (狼山) and Mt. Toham (吐含山) (part3) Mt. Nam (南山) (part4) Downtown Gyeongju, as well as Mt. Danseok (斷石山). With these as pivot points, we can effectively scour all of Gyeongju.
The Korea Cultural and Historical Survey Society was founded in 1985 with an aim to nurture an appreciation for cultural relics around Korea. This book is the result of the society's many years of experience and survey, and its publication aims at providing a guiding light for general readers and seekers.
Gyeongju, the ancient capital of Korea
Gyeongju, the thousand-year-old ancient capital of Silla, is a very unique historic city, and the entire city of Gyeongju was selected as a historic heritage" by UNESCO. Seokguram (石窟庵) and Bulguksa (佛國寺) are also registered as world cultural heritages. The ruins, harmonized with the natural scenery around them, greet us with different atmospheres for four seasons, which makes Gyeongju a boundless place as a tour course.
The basic structure of a field trip of Gyeongju can be largely divided into five areas, and they include the four sections in this book, (part1) Gampo Road (part2) Mt. Nang (狼山) and Mt. Toham (吐含山) (part3) Mt. Nam (南山) (part4) Downtown Gyeongju, as well as Mt. Danseok (斷石山). With these as pivot points, we can effectively scour all of Gyeongju.
Gyeongju : Field Guide to History
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