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Gyeongju Food Tour: From Hansik to Hotspots
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This itinerary takes you on a flavorful journey through Gyeongju, from hands-on traditional Korean cooking experiences to trendy local food alleys. Along the way, unwind at cultural complexes or parks featuring exhibitions and live performances. With a well-balanced itinerary of tasting, relaxing, and sightseeing, this course is ideal for travelers seeking a refreshing and enriching Gyeongju experience.
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Gyeongju
Total distance: Approx. 9 km
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Recommended Course
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Rasunjae (라선재)
This cooking studio offers hands-on Korean cooking classes where you can choose to make bulgogi, bibimbap, or gimbap. You’ll learn about the dish’s history, ingredients, and the secrets behind its sauce. After cooking, you can enjoy your food along with side dishes. Classes are conducted in English, and a certificate is provided upon completion. English assistance is available, and reservations can be made by phone at +82-507-1387-6040.
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Gyeongju Arts Center (경주예술의전당)
This cultural complex hosts a wide range of performances, from traditional Korean music to musicals and classical concerts. The gallery on the 4th floor showcases exhibitions of paintings, calligraphy, sculpture, and folk art. On the 5th floor, an observatory offers panoramic views of the Hyeongsangang River—an ideal spot to take in both art and scenery.
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Hwangseong Park (황성공원)
This urban park, created in a forest where young Silla warriors once trained, blends history with nature. In summer, the park is adorned with vibrant purple lilyturfs, and a free water play area opens—making it a perfect spot for families with children.
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Gyeongju Hwangnidan Street (경주 황리단길)
A vibrant food street in Gyeongju filled with street food stalls, characterful cafés, and popular restaurants. In this space where tradition meets modernity, you can enjoy uniquely local treats like coin-shaped cheese bread, mugwort-flavored chocolate, and crispy corn fritters.
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Café Marche
Located on Gyeongju’s Hwangnidan Street, this hanok-style café features a traditional exterior that contrasts with its charming interior filled with neatly arranged desserts. Thanks to its beautiful decor, it’s a popular Instagram-worthy hotspot. Their signature Matilda cake combines rich chocolate layers with sweet sauce, while other favorites include carrot cake with orange caramel sauce and fragrant Earl Grey scones.
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