Nodong-ri Ancient Tombs

Ended up here because the tour map given to us indicated that there are ancient tombs here. While there are several ancient royal tombs here (easily recognizable by the mounds), would strongly recommend skipping this place as there's not much explanation to the mounds and you would not know what you're looking at. Trying to run up the mounds however, will net you a 2 million won fine. Just visit Daereungwon Royal Tombs instead and you'll still experience the same thing.

I came at night time and felt great to walk around having it to me self

Tourists are surprisingly unfamiliar with winter atmosphere. It takes about 20 minutes to turn east, west tomb, but recommended. Phoenix trees are strange because they are heterogeneous. Unfortunately, modern music flows from the surrounding speakers, so it doesn't match the mounds. Is this really different? ^ _ ^ Hwangridangil is opposite the road.

The scale doesn't make a guess, but it's actually quite large. But rather than being overwhelmed by the scale, I felt cool and proud. Even in the winter there is a taste.

Gyeongju labor group. It is called a phoenix. It is a burial mound belonging to a large axis among Silla tortures. An attractive point for Silla's cultural relics team. There is no great inspiration for the general tourist.