Gyeongju

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Oct 20, 2026

Coffee Break

2026 Hanbok Culture Week

Oct 20 · 1 Mention

BomiGUEST

8:59

Wears hanbok.

SJHOST

9:00

I think it's maybe, I think it might be in Gyeongju.

SJHOST

9:01

I forget where it is, but they have a, a 개량한복 as a uniform.

BomiGUEST

9:03

Right, right, right.

The Tech 'o' Space Podcast

The Tech’o’Space Podcast Ep 142 - Engineering Opportunities: Elevating Careers, Communities & Impact

Oct 16 · 2 Mentions

Francis ChungGUEST

71:35

It's just amazing.

Francis ChungGUEST

71:38

I guess the other place if you wanted to go, I think, go to somewhere like Gyeongju.

Francis ChungGUEST

71:45

Gyeongju is like a city on the southeast.

Francis ChungGUEST

71:49

They have like uh, this amazing UNESCO kind of listed, uh, Buddhist temples and so on.

Francis ChungGUEST

71:56

Sure.

[KBS WORLD Radio] News

News - 2026.10.15 PM5

Oct 15 · 2 Mentions

Top 40%

Daniel ChoiHOST

7:35

In contrast, prices in Gangnam and Seocho declined by 0.35% and 0.27% respectively.

Daniel ChoiHOST

7:50

A geological formation in Gyeongju, North Gyeongsang Province, which preserves traces of past earthquakes and fault activity, will be designated as a National Heritage Site.

Daniel ChoiHOST

8:01

The Korea Heritage Service announced on Thursday that it plans to designate the Gyeongju Bonggili Pseudotacolite, located on the rocky coast of Bonggi Village, as a natural monument.

Daniel ChoiHOST

8:13

pseudotacolite consists of dark, fine-grained glassy rocks formed by friction-induced melting.

Daniel ChoiHOST

8:20

These rocks carve sharply through the lighter-colored granitic host rock and serve as an important geological record of ancient seismic slip along coastal faults in the area.

The Dark Side of Seoul Podcast

Slaves, Bastards, and Bureaucrats | The Fall of Joseon, Part 19 (1801-1803)

Oct 11 · 5 Mentions

Shawn MorrisseyHOST

11:46

Yeah, it's complicated to get around that area, especially getting up into the mountains.

Joe McPhersonHOST

11:51

We're trying to figure out a route from Gyeongju to Jeonju because the clients want to go from Gyeongju to

Shawn MorrisseyHOST

11:56

Jeonju.

Shawn MorrisseyHOST

11:57

Gyeongju to Jeonju, yeah.

Shawn MorrisseyHOST

11:59

You don't have a car.

Shawn MorrisseyHOST

12:00

If you're on a car, it's tough.

Shawn MorrisseyHOST

12:01

Yeah.

Joe McPhersonHOST

12:02

But the reason why, Jeonju, Jeonju people and Gyeongju people don't get along with each other.

Unknown podcast

The Complete History of Korea: From Ancient Gojoseon to Modern Division – How Korea Became North and South

Oct 10 · 1 Mention

speaker_0UNKNOWN

30:13

With peace came wealth, and with wealth came one of the most beautiful flowerings of Buddhist art and architecture anywhere in Asia.

speaker_0UNKNOWN

30:21

The capital at Gyeongju swelled into a great city of tiled roofs, said to stretch for miles, where the smoke of cooking fires never rose because the rich burned charcoal instead of wood.

speaker_0UNKNOWN

30:34

On the hills outside the city, Silla's craftsmen built the temple of Bulguksa, and above it, the stone grotto of Seokguram, where a serene carved Buddha still sits gazing toward the Eastern Sea.

speaker_0UNKNOWN

30:48

Considered one of the finest works of Buddhist sculpture in the world, Silla's bronze workers cast an enormous temple bell, taller than a man, whose deep tone could be heard for miles and which still survives today.

Coaster Kings

S7E160 - Heart and Seoul Land

Oct 7 · 2 Mentions

AlexHOST

57:55

Like, it is, has a cultural-

SeanHOST

57:56

I guess it could compete with Gyeongju World.

AlexHOST

57:59

Barely.

AlexHOST

57:59

I mean, Gyeongju and Daegu are their own metros.

SeanHOST

58:02

'Cause Daegu are pretty close.

AlexHOST

58:03

They're the third and fourth w- uh, like, they're the, are the fourth and fifth largest cities in Korea, and they're kinda doing their own thing.

Unknown podcast

Dawn Cycling Gyeongju and the Silla Tomb Mounds

Oct 6 · 6 Mentions

Minjun ParkHOST

0:08

I stand at the base of the oldest surviving astronomical observatory in East Asia, watching the first pale light bleed over the brickwork.

Minjun ParkHOST

0:16

It is October sixth, day six of my stay in Gyeongju, and the city feels suspended between the heat of summer and the heavy chill of late autumn.

Minjun ParkHOST

0:24

The cosmos flowers around the base are fading into purple dust, but the persimmon trees lining the bike paths to the north are already bright with fruit.

Minjun ParkHOST

0:33

I adjust the strap of my bag and start the engine of my rental bicycle.

Minjun ParkHOST

0:37

The chain clicks once, then settles into a rhythm that matches my breathing.

Minjun ParkHOST

0:42

This is the hour when Gyeongju belongs to itself, before the tour buses arrive from Seoul and Busan, before the festival crowds fill the streets, and before the autumn foliage turns the hills into a riot of red and gold.

Minjun ParkHOST

0:56

I pedal north along the tree-lined avenue toward Daereungwon.

Minjun ParkHOST

1:00

The road is smooth asphalt, marked with white lines that guide cyclists past the great earthen mounds of the Silla kings.

Unknown podcast

Dawn Cycling Gyeongju and Festival Prep

Oct 5 · 8 Mentions

Minjun ParkHOST

0:01

The morning air in Gyeongju is crisp, carrying the sharp scent of dried leaves and distant wood smoke.

Minjun ParkHOST

0:07

I am on my bicycle, positioned near the Daereungwon tomb complex, waiting for the sun to crest over the low hills.

Minjun ParkHOST

0:15

It is October fifth, National Foundation Day, a public holiday that usually brings crowds.

Minjun ParkHOST

2:18

I pause to take a photo, not for social media, but for my own memory.

Minjun ParkHOST

2:23

The light is soft, diffused by a thin layer of high cloud.

Minjun ParkHOST

2:27

In the distance, I can see the silhouette of Gyeongju Tower standing guard over the urban sprawl.

Minjun ParkHOST

2:33

Today is a national holiday, so the streets are emptying out as locals head to family gatherings or short trips.

Minjun ParkHOST

2:40

I prefer the solitude.

Unknown podcast

Gyeongju dawn cycling and autumn festival prep

Oct 4 · 4 Mentions

Minjun ParkHOST

0:01

The morning air in Gyeongju is crisp, carrying the sharp scent of dried leaves and damp earth.

Minjun ParkHOST

0:07

I have been here four days now, and the rhythm of the city has settled into my bones.

Minjun ParkHOST

0:12

The drizzle from yesterday has lifted, leaving a sky the color of washed denim.

Minjun ParkHOST

2:38

It makes you want to speak quietly, even when no one is listening.

Minjun ParkHOST

2:44

By 9 o'clock, I reach the district where the banks cluster.

Minjun ParkHOST

2:48

I walk into the KB Hanaen Gyeongju branch.

Minjun ParkHOST

2:52

The air conditioning hits me like a wall.

Minjun ParkHOST

2:55

It is cold, sterile, and white.

This Korean Life

✨ 🌍TKL #144 Ina Udonava on Korean Citizenship, Work, and Community

Oct 4 · 1 Mention

GennadyHOST

48:30

I mean, you'd have to make five different lines for a population of the city center, 600, 700,000 people.

GennadyHOST

48:40

Since it expanded to Busan and Gyeongju to be a metropolitan city of over a million, The city buses here go almost all the way to Gyeongju and almost all the way to Busan.

Ina UdonavaGUEST

48:50

Well, at least connect the KT extension to the center,

GennadyHOST

48:54

please.

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