• Gyeongju Poseokjeong Pavilion Site (경주 포석정지)

        • 0

          1

  • 1 / 8

    Poseokjeong Pavilion served as a separate palace where kings enjoyed banquets with nobles. The building no longer exists, but the abalone-shaped stone water canal still remains, speculated to have been built during the Unified Silla period although the exact year is unknown. The water canal has an estimated length of 10 meters, with a width of approximately 35 centimeters and an average depth of 26 centimeters. Based on Chinese writings from 353, it is said that drinking glasses were floated on the canal. One popular party game had guests creating poems before the glass had passed nine sections of the canel. Guests who could not do this had to drink three glasses. Modern research has shown that the site was not merely a place for fun, but also served as a meeting venue for the royal family, as well as for holding memorial services.

    What's nearby Here are some recommended destinations nearby! Attractions within 50 kilometers are arranged in the order of closest distance.
    All
    Attractions
    Restaurants
    Accommodations
    Shopping
    Festivals/Events/Performances
    Leisure Sports