Anapji Pond | |
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King Munmu (the king responsible for unifying the Shilla, Koguryo, and
Paekche kingdoms) built Anapji Pond in 674 as a pleasure garden. He designed
the pond so that one cannot view the entire pond at once. Only a small portion of
the original palace remains. In 1975 when the pond was drained for repairs, workers
found a wealth of treasures that had been underwater. The relics have been restored
and many are on display at the National Museum,
a short walk away.
 Hours: 8:00-19:00 (8:00-18:00, Nov.-Feb.) Information: (054) 772-4041 Admission: Adults: 1,000 won Youths: 500 won Parking: 1,000 won Directions: Take Gyeongbu Expressway to the Gyeongju tollgate, go straight, then turn left at the crossroads in front of the Gyeongju National Museum. See related tour(s). | |
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