Yangdong Folk Village Area– Category –

Village Culture Hall at the entrance to the World Heritage Site Yangdong Village Hello, there is another World Heritage Site about 30 minutes drive north from downtown Gyeongju, where World Heritage Sites are scattered. Gyeongju Yangdong Folk Village was registered as a World Heritage Site in 2010 along with Hahoe Folk Village in Andong City, North Gyeongsang Province, and...

The tomb of King Heungdeok, the 42nd ruler of Unified Silla, is located north of Gyeongju city. Gyeongju, the capital of Silla for a thousand years, is visited by many tourists and has large ancient tombs scattered throughout the city. However, about 30 minutes north from Gyeongju is the Yangdong Folk Village of the Yi Dynasty, where you can enjoy the folk village.

Thirteen-story stone pagoda from the Unified Silla period near Oksan Seowon. Hello. The Thirteen-story stone pagoda, National Treasure No. 2, is located about 40km northwest of Oksan Seowon, which is part of the World Heritage Site, Gyeongju Yangdong Folk Village, and is also the hometown of Lee Eon-dik, one of the leading Confucian scholars of the Yi dynasty. ...

The former home of Lee Eon-di, who established the Chinese Neo-Confucianism. Hello. When you enter Yangdong Village, a World Heritage Site located in northern Gyeongju, you will see the thatched and tiled Korean houses built on a small hill from the Joseon Dynasty. Among them, in the most conspicuous place, there is a representative Joseon Dynasty...

A private educational institution of the Yi dynasty that praised the academic virtues of the Five Sages of the East, Yi Eon-dik, born in the Yangdong Folk Village, a World Heritage Site, and spread the study of Confucianism. Hello, the Yangdong Folk Village, a World Heritage Site located about 20 kilometers north of Gyeongju city, is the home of five Confucian scholars, the Five Sages of the East, who had a great influence on the physiology of the Yi dynasty.

Yangdong Folk Village in northern Gyeongju, where Confucian culture and traditional Korean houses from the Joseon Dynasty remain intact, is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and people still live according to the customs of Confucian culture. There are about 150 traditional houses, including old houses and cultural assets that are over 200 years old.