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ATEEZ's Pick: Hwangnidan Street in Gyeongju
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Stroll along Hwangnidan Street, where the traditional and modern beauty coexistHwangnidan Street is the new hangout in Gyeongju that has been rising in popularity. Originally one of the many alleyways in the Hwangnam-dong area known as “Hwangnam Keungil” (Big Street in Hwangnam), the alley became a hipster hangout with restaurants, cafes, and photo studios housed in renovated hanok (traditional Korean house) buildings. It is also near UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Cheomseongdae Observatory and Cheonmachong Tomb, as well as Gyeongju Jungang Market, which offers plenty of things to eat.
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Gyeongju
Total distance: Approx. 4.15 km
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Gyeongju Hwangnidan Street (경주 황리단길)
Restaurants and cafes in a renovated hanok with young sensibilities
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Cheonmachong Tomb (Daereungwon Ancient Tombs) (천마총(대릉원))
A representative example of Silla-era burial mound and the only ancient tomb to be opened to the public
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Cheomseongdae Observatory (경주 첨성대)
A symbol of Gyeongju and the oldest astronomical observatory in Asia
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Gyeongju Jungang Market (경주 중앙시장)
A traditional market at the heart of Gyeongju
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Introduction
ATEEZ
ATEEZ is a boy band whose flamboyant performance has earned the attention of the public since their debut. ATEEZ has a loyal group of fans worldwide, making their future all the brighter. Combined with their outstanding performance and stage manners, ATEEZ never falls short to show fiery passion. Their passion is demonstrated once again through this trip to Gyeongju recommended by ATEEZ.
“Hwangnidan Street’s a real hot hangout these days! You see these pretty hanok buildings lining up along the streets. In Gyeongju, you’ve got a lot of historic sites, pretty restaurants, and cafes, so if you like watching things, Gyeongju is a great place to visit. Everyone in ATEEZ loves bread, and Gyeongju’s signature Hwangnam Bread is especially one of our favorite snacks. It’s full of sweet red bean filling, so it goes really well with coffee. Don’t miss them on your next trip to Gyeongju!”
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Recommended travel tips
A charming and cozy Korean dessert cafe: Bitgguri
This cafe is located in a small alley near Cheonmachong Tomb (Daereungwon Ancient Tombs), in a renovated old hanok and yard. This place's seating is on the floor, so the traditional atmosphere comes alive. Bitgguri’s signature menu items are grilled saekdong injeolmi (bean-powder-coated rice cake) and tangerine ginger tea. Dig into the colorful rice cakes, grilled and coated with powdered soybeans, and traditional tea to fully enjoy the classic charms of Gyeongju.
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