Gyeongju UNESCO-Stätten Tour mit dem KTX Zug; Das Museum ohne Mauern





Beschreibung
Entdecken Sie Gyeongju, ein koreanisches Juwel, mit einer schnellen Fahrt mit dem KTX-Expresszug bei 300 km/h. In nur zwei Stunden erreichen Sie den Bahnhof Gyeongju. Tauchen Sie bei einem Tagesausflug zu den kulturellen Wundern der Stadt in die reiche Geschichte der Stadt ein. Gyeongju, die ehemalige Hauptstadt des alten koreanischen Königreichs Silla (57 v. Chr. – 935), verfügt über eine Fülle von Kulturdenkmälern, die seine bemerkenswerten kulturellen Errungenschaften widerspiegeln. Erleben Sie unter der Führung unserer Experten traditionelle Kunst und Kultur und tauchen Sie ein in die lebendige Geschichte Koreas. Verbringen Sie mit uns einen Tag voller Essenz der Vergangenheit und Gegenwart von Gyeongju.
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Es hat mehr als 20 große und kleine Gräber aus der Shilla-Zeit. Es wird vermutet, dass es sich bei den Gräbern um Könige und Gerichtsbeamte handelt. Die meisten von ihnen sind erd- und hügelförmig. Einige doppelkürbisförmige sind für die gemeinsame Bestattung eines Mannes und einer Frau. Da es sich bei allen Ausgrabungen um einen mit Stein ausgekleideten holzgekleideten Kammertyp handelt, wird angenommen, dass die meisten Gräber hier vom selben Typ sind. Bei den Ausgrabungen von Chenmachong und Hwangnamchong wurden zahlreiche Artefakte (darunter eine Goldkrone, Goldgürtel, persönliche Schmuckstücke aus Gold und Silber, Pferdezubehör und Waffen) aufgedeckt.
Das Gyeongju National Museum ist eines der besten Geschichtsmuseen Koreas. Hier können Sie die Bedeutung dieser antiken Stadt auf einen Schlag erkennen. In der archäologischen Haupthalle werden Schmuck, Waffen und andere Zeremonien aus der Shilla-Dynastie ausgestellt, darunter eine Goldkrone aus dem 5. Jahrhundert.
Cheomseongdae bedeutet "Star Gazing Tower". Sie wurde während der Regierungszeit von Königin Seonduk (27. Herrscher der Shilla-Dynastie) im Jahr 634 erbaut und ist das älteste bestehende Observatorium im Fernen Osten. Es hat 27 Ebenen von Steinen in runder Form mit vier Sätzen von parallelen Stäben, um auf seiner Oberseite eine quadratische Struktur zu bilden. Die 12 rechteckigen Grundsteine sind in einem Quadrat angeordnet, drei auf jeder Seite, die die vier Jahreszeiten und zwölf Monate jedes Jahres darstellen. Über zweitausend Jahre lang untersuchten Astronomen die Bewegungen von Sternen und Planeten und zeichneten sie auf. Die Astrologen des Hofes berichteten und interpretierten ihre Erkenntnisse dem König, der dann nach ihren Vorhersagen handeln würde.
Der Anapji-Teich wurde 674 nach der Vereinigung der koreanischen Halbinsel errichtet. Innerhalb der Palastmauern wurden kleine Berge angelegt. wunderschöne Bäume und Blumen sowie seltene Vögel und Tiere wurden von überall her zu den Inseln und Hügeln gebracht, die den Teich umgeben. Um ihn herum wurden einige Pavillons errichtet, die für Staatsfeste und Bankette sowie als Fürstenpalast genutzt wurden.
Der nahe gelegene Bulguksa-Tempel ist der berühmteste buddhistische Tempel in Korea und die Heimat einer Reihe wichtiger Relikte aus der Silla-Zeit, darunter am offensichtlichsten die beiden Steinpagoden Dabotap und Soekgatap. Es stammt ebenfalls aus dem 8. Jahrhundert, wurde jedoch mehrmals umgebaut.
Die Seokguram-Grotte ist eine Einsiedelei, die Teil des Bulguksa-Tempelkomplexes ist. Die Grotte überblickt das Ostmeer und liegt 750 Meter über dem Meeresspiegel. Es enthält einige der besten buddhistischen Skulpturen der Welt, einschließlich des Hauptbuddhas. Der Bau dauerte von 742 bis 774. In der runden Haupthalle befinden sich die Bonjon-Statue, Bodhi-sattva und seine Schüler. Die Bonjon-Figur mit einem großzügigen Lächeln sitzt auf der mit einem Lotusblumendesign gravierten Bühne. Da der Sonnenaufgang von diesem Punkt aus sehr schön ist, klettern viele Menschen bei Sonnenaufgang auf den Berg.
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Wir holen Sie von Ihrem Hotel und AirBnb im Zentrum von Seoul ab. Bitte teilen Sie uns Ihre Unterkunftsadresse mit, damit wir Sie bei Ihnen abholen können. Der Reiseplan, Reiseroute kann sich je nach örtlichen Verkehrsverhältnissen ändern
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- Kleinkinder können in einem Kinderwagen gefahren werden.
- In der Umgebung sind öffentliche Verkehrsmittel verfügbar.
- Kleinkinder müssen auf dem Schoß eines Erwachsenen sitzen.
- Nicht empfohlen für Reisende mit Wirbelsäulenverletzungen
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Bewertungen(11)
It was a long day, but absolutely worth it. We started early with Andrew picking us up from our Airbnb and driving us to the train station. He even waited with us and walked us onto the train when it was time to board. Two hours later, we arrived in Gyeongju, where our guide, Dongmin “Domingo,” was waiting right outside our train car. Domingo took us to several shrines and archaeological sites throughout the day, impressing us with his deep knowledge and personable nature. His decades of experience and local perspective on Gyeongju’s history and culture really stood out. The highlight of the day was lunch—Korean BBQ is a must when visiting Korea, and Domingo treated us to a restaurant his family frequents, making it feel extra special. After a few more stops, Domingo brought us back to the train station and made sure we were on our way to Seoul. For our first day in Korea, it was an incredible experience. Back in Seoul, you’ll need to arrange transportation back to where you are staying; having your address written in Korean helps avoid stress, as taxi drivers are unlikely to speak or read English.
John was great. He knew many stories about the city and its history. It was informative and Interesting. He also took us to the cutest little restaurant for lunch. The food was a large portion so we didn't eat it all but it was tasty. If we ever come back this way we would book this tour for friends.
This was the best tour if you like history. Well organized were met by a nice lady who took us to subway station and escorted us to our seats. Our guide Jay met us as we walked off subway in Gyeongju. We saw the burial mounds and even able to walk in an excavated one. He took us to several historic areas. Including a drive to the ocean. Last we went to the beautiful mountains to see a grotto with a massive Buddha dated back to 600. Impressive, Beautiful beyond words. Highly Highly recommend this tour. Thru Tagu travel Korea
This was a great tour: it was well organized, stress-free for us, and a great guide. We really want to give 5 stars, but unfortunately we had a hard time with the guide's accent. He was a historian, and knew not just korean history and culture, but was able to relate it to world history and culture also. We were so disappointed we were not able to understand him fully. What we loved about the tour is that it was stress-free. We didn't have to worry about details, so could just enjoy the day. Somebody met us at our hotel lobby, drove us to the train station and put us on the train. He even came into the train car to show us our reserved seats. He handed us the tickets in an envelope, with the train information including car# and seat#s written on the front, and also the return train information. On the back of the envelope was our hotel name and address, so that we can just show it to the taxi driver on the way home. At Gyeongju our guide met us at the platform, and took us around all day. Even at the museum he accompanied us, which was a great boon, because he was able to highlight the more important items, and relate them to what we had learned and seen earlier. He then brought us back to the station, waited with us on the platform and saw us into our train car. Gyeongju is fascinating and well worth the visit. We were afraid it would be too strenuous a day, but it wasn't. The day was full, but the getting there and back by the bullet train was relaxing, thanks to the tour company taking such good care of us.
We wanted to take a day out of the city to explore Gyeongju. It was amazing. Not only were the sights terrific but the tour company and our guide were the best. They took care of every detail and made sure we were comfortable and safe at all times. We could not have asked for a better experience. They even included amazing sites that were not on our itinerary because we had expressed an interest. We would highly recommend this tour and Tagy Travel Company. If we could give them 6 stars we would.
Amazing trip to see something very rare and interesting. To me this was one of the most important sites in S Korea
This was an amazing one day tour, and Tagy Travel Korea has done a great job in making this a very smooth and enjoyable experience for anyone based in Seoul, despite the fact that the destination is at the opposite end of the country. We we picked up at our hotel in Seoul, taken to the train station, and guided to our car and seats on the high speed KTX train. (If you have seen the movie “Train to Busan” this will be an extra treat.) The travel time is little over two hours with a lot of great scenery, and we were met in Gyeongju by Mr. Solomon, who was a very capable tour guide, who not only showed his enthusiasm for the region, but also went out of his way to spare us unnecessary walking when finding parking spaces on what was a pretty busy tourist day. Gyeongju is one of the most important (and enjoyable) tourist destinations in South Korea, with much older sites that you will find around Seoul. It is also a gorgeous destination in the fall (first week of November for us.) The only thing I would do differently for this tour would be to schedule it on a weekday, since so many people were out to see the fall foliage when we went on a Sunday. The first two stops on the tour, (the Seokguram Grotto and the Bulguksa Temple) were simply jaw-dropping when combined with the fall colors. Another highlight of the tour (which was NOT part of the tour description) was Mr. Solomon’s lunch suggestion at a well-known restaurant specializing in “Temple Food”, which was nearly all vegetarian. We had was must have been a 15-course meal with an incredible variety of dishes. Vegetarian restaurants are rare in Korea, but I’d recommend this very strongly. The Tumuli Park not only has a huge collection of funeral mounds, but also a stunning collection of different types of flowers. Mr. Solomon also timed our visit to the Anapji pond as it was getting dark, allowing us to take some incredible photos, and still make the train station in time for the return trip. We we met on the train platform in Seoul as we stepped out of the train car for the return back to our hotel— so there were no moments of uncertainty in getting back. I would STRONGLY recommend this tour for anyone based in Seoul who really wants to see another (and beautiful) side of South Korea.
Too much traveling from Seoul for what it is in the format of a day trip. Tour guide was kind but it heavy rained and that pretty much ruined it for me since everything to see is outdoors. Little improvement needed on english but i recommend the touring agency since they were accommodating when i had to make adjustments to time
We had a fantastic day exploring Gyeongju with Dylan. Was an easy trip on the KTX to and from Seoul and we got to see lots of fascinating Silla history. We would recommend this tour to anyone interested in ancient Korea and would recommend Dylan as a personable and knowledgeable tour guide.
Overall, this tour is definitely worth it to give anyone an overview understanding of Korean history starting from the Silla. For those who have more time, I would propose at least a 2 day visit but for us, we only had 1 day so this is pretty good. We did not have any problem getting to the train station to catch our bullet train and the local guide was waiting for us on the platform when we arrived at Geongju.



