Bulguksa Temple

As Buddha’s palace that expresses the ideal of Buddha-land in Harmony and balanve, it is the essence of the unified Silla’s culture achieved by the science and aesthetics of the Silla people. It is also a world's tourist attraction registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site on December 9, 1995.

Daereungwon

It is a shape that the whole city is gently embraced by huge old burial mounds of the high-status class such as Silla's kings, queens, and aristocracy. And it consists of the Royal Tomb of King Michu, a part of Daereungwon Royal Tomb, Five Royal Tombs, Dongbu Historic Area, and Jaemaejeong Well. Many works of art showing the essence of Silla culture have been excavated.

Wolseong

The ruins of the Wolseong, the palace of the Silla dynasty and the center of politics and culture, were also called New Wonlsung (meaning the crescent moon) since the shape of the site looked like the crescent moon. although thousands of years have passed, many outstanding cultural relics still remain that anyone can guess the science, thechnology, and creativity of the Silla.