| Jongmyo Shrine |
| The royal shrine, enshrining kings and queens of the Joseon Dynasty. Jeongjeon (the Main Hall) enshrines 19 kings and their queens. Yeongnyeongjeon (Hall of Eternal Peace) enshrines other kings. |
Jul.2001. Jeongjeon. |
| Haeinsa Temple Janggyeong Panjeon,the Depositories for the Tripitaka Koreana Wood Blocks |
| The famous temple, keeping the complete collection of Buddhist sutras. It was founded in 805. There're 81,258 sheets of printing woodblocks. It was created in 1236 for countering a Mongol invasion. |
| Jul.2001. Tripitaka Koreana Wood Block. |
| Seokguram grotto and Bulguksa Temple |
| The famous temple, telling the Silla culture. The Bulguksa Temple was founded in 525, and was rebuilt after the Joseon Age. In the Bulguksa Monastery, the image of Buddha of the Silla Age is niched. |
Photo on Jul.2001. Bulguksa Temple. |
| Gyeongju Historic Areas |
| The capital of the Silla kingdom, and there remains Silla culture of 1000 years ago, such as tumuli Park, an ancient astronomical observatory called Cheomseongdae, the serene woods of Gyerim. |
Jul.2001. Cheomseongdae. |
| Hwaseong Fortress |
| The fortress which took in Occidental construction-of-a-castle technology. It completed in 1796. A king of the Joseon Dynasty built it in order to protecting his father's mausoleum. The length is 4km. |
Jul.2001. Gongsidon. |
| Changdeokgung Palace Complex |
| The palace of the Joseon Dynasty, telling king's splendid life. It was built as imperial villa in 1405. There are Injeongjeon Hall (main hall), Geumcheon-gyo Bridge (the oldest stone bridge in Seoul), etc. |
| Jul.2001. Donhwamun Gate（main gate）. |
