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Gyeongju · National Museum

Silla, Told by Its Treasures

Silla, Told by Its Treasures

A loop of the whole museum grounds: the bell pavilion, the Silla History Gallery, the Wolji Gallery, the pond and storehouse, the National Treasure pagoda and the stone Buddhas, ending in the Silla Art Gallery. Inside, we stop at just six star pieces. Find each spot from its photo, listen, then tap next.

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At a glance

Walking distance
Indoors (inside the museum)
Time
About 1 hour · ~25 min of audio
Stops
13 stops
Starting point
Main Gate · Welcome
Languages
한국어 · English · 中文
Price
Free for now

How it works

Route

  1. Main Gate · WelcomeInside the main gate · a loop of the whole grounds
  2. Sacred Bell of King SeongdeokOutdoor bell pavilion near the main gate · the Emille Bell
  3. Gold Crown from CheonmachongSilla History Gallery, Room 2 · found on its owner’s head
  4. Roof-end Tile with a Human FaceSilla History Gallery, Room 3 · the Smile of Silla
  5. Wolji Gallery · Treasures from the Palace PondWolji Gallery · palace life raised from a pond bed
  6. Sumukdang and Gocheongji · A Short RestA traditional house and a pond · a short rest
  7. Silla Cheonnyeon Bogo · The Open StorehouseAcross the bridge · where 600,000 objects rest (optional)
  8. Three-story Stone Pagoda from Goseonsa Temple SiteThe grounds' National Treasure · from Wonhyo's temple, saved from a flood
  9. Seokgatap and Dabotap · The Look-alikesMid-grounds · twins of the Bulguksa pagodas
  10. Stone Buddhas and the Gwaneum from NangsanOutdoor display · a bodhisattva among headless Buddhas
  11. Ichadon Martyrdom SteleSilla Art Gallery, Buddhist Sculpture Hall entrance · a miracle of white blood
  12. Gilt-bronze Medicine Buddha from BaengnyulsaSilla Art Gallery, Buddhist Sculpture Hall · the largest surviving Unified Silla gilt-bronze Buddha
  13. Stone Maitreya Buddha Triad from Jangchang ValleySilla Art Gallery, Buddhist Sculpture Hall · the 'Baby Buddhas'

Know before you go

Best time

The permanent galleries are free, so you can walk straight in. The tour starts at the main gate, loops through the outdoor grounds and the galleries, and ends in the Silla Art Gallery. Allow a little over an hour, including walking.

Fees and hours

Restrooms

Use the restrooms inside the museum. Easiest to go before you enter the galleries.

Parking

Use the museum parking lot.

Common mistakes

Please remember

What to bring

FAQ

Is there a live guide too?
The museum runs volunteer gallery talks in Korean and an English museum tour on Saturdays and Sundays at 10:00 and 14:00. Please check on site whether they are running.

Checked: Hours and closing days checked (Nov 2026)

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