Stone Pot Rice
Rice and side dishes are served in a hot stone pot, where the rice at the bottom develops a fragrant crust. Enjoy it with vegetables, meat or seafood according to the restaurant's selection.

Explore this museum without walls through Silla historic sites, illuminated palaces, hanok neighborhoods and local cuisine.
On-site photos of Gyeongju were provided by the organizer. Attraction openings, nighttime lighting and accommodation arrangements depend on on-site and booking announcements.
Gyeongju brings together Silla royal tombs, ancient astronomical remains, palace night views, mountain temples and hanok neighborhoods in one city. This page introduces six locations and three meals by interest, rather than as a fixed route.
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Rounded burial mounds, lawns and tree-lined paths lie in the city center, with especially noticeable changes in color during spring and autumn. Cheonmachong and other remains within the park bring the history of Silla's royal tombs into a relaxed city walk.
Restaurants, cafes and small shops in renovated traditional houses cluster in the old city district. Include the nearby royal tomb park in the same walk. Weekends and popular times are busier, so allow time to explore at a relaxed pace.
Stay in a traditional Korean house near Hwangridan-gil and Daereungwon to experience Gyeongju's old city through wooden structures, courtyards, paper doors and heated floors. Room types, check-in times and booking conditions depend on the accommodation's current information.
This Silla-period astronomical structure stands in an open heritage area, with walking paths connecting it to Daereungwon, Donggung Palace and Wolji. When illuminated at night, the stone tower and surrounding lawns create a quiet view of the old city.
The remains of the Silla palace surround the pond, where illuminated palace buildings are reflected at night, creating one of Gyeongju's best-known night views. Opening hours and nighttime lighting arrangements depend on on-site announcements.
The temple extends along the mountainside, with stone pagodas, corridors and courtyards reflecting the layers of Silla Buddhist architecture. The scenery changes with each season. Observe temple etiquette and on-site access rules during your visit.
Rice and side dishes are served in a hot stone pot, where the rice at the bottom develops a fragrant crust. Enjoy it with vegetables, meat or seafood according to the restaurant's selection.
Grilled eel brushed with a sweet and savory sauce is served over rice, with side dishes and soup, for a filling meal. Garnishes and cooking methods vary by restaurant.
Thick-cut pork chops are breaded and fried until crisp outside and tender inside, often served with rice, cabbage and sauce. Menus and availability depend on the restaurant's current offerings.