Ancient Tombs in Nodong-dong and Noseo-dong

1. It is part of the Daereungwon Ancient Tomb Complex and is a perfect alternative to Daereungwon, which is dog-free.
2. Enjoy a leisurely walk with your canine companion along the quaint walking trail amidst the ancient tombs.
3. It's an ideal spot for a relaxing picnic as well.
4. Please be aware that dogs are not allowed inside the Geumgwanchong Exhibition Hall at the Ancient Tombs in Noseo-dong, so it's advisable to check ahead of time!

Gyeongju Wolseong Fortress

1. The palace site where the thousand-year history of Silla breathes.
2. You can explore the inner perimeter path of Wolseong Fortress, the restored defense facilities below the fortress, and even the Haeja Trail, all with your canine companion.

Cheomseongdae

1. A unique landmark of Gyeongju, a testament to Silla Science and Heritage.
2. Unfortunately, pets are not allowed inside, but let's capture some memorable photos of your canine companion on the benches outside Cheomseongdae.
3. Take delight in the scenic flower field walking path surrounding Cheomseongdae as well.

Gyeongjueupseong Walled Town

1. A place where the history of Gyeongju from the Goryeo to Joseon Dynasty is engraved.
2. Let's stroll along the serene walking trail with the restored Dongmun Hyangilmun Gate and the eastern fortress walls.
3. Please remember that pets are not permitted on the fortress walls, so kindly keep this in mind during your visit.

Silla Wanggyeong Forest

1. A place that recreates the Orisu Forest, which was created to mitigate flooding in the Bukchon Stream area during the Silla Dynasty.
2. It's less crowded, so you can have a great time playing and running around with your pet.

Hwangnyongsa Temple Site

1. The site of Hwangnyongsa, the largest national temple of its time.
2. Embark on an exploration of Geumdangji, Moktapji, Seogeumdangteo, and Donggeumdangteo with your pet.

Bomunho Lake Trail

1. The lakeside walking trail along the expansive artificial lake, Bomunho Lake.
2. Let's enjoy a peaceful walk with your pet along the lakeside.
3. There are also pet-friendly cafes scattered around the lake, which is great for pet owners.

Gyeongju Expo Park

1. An all-in-one destination with an art museum, observatory, exhibition experience, park, and walking trail.
2. Pets are welcome in outdoor areas.
3. Highly recommend exploring the Bium Meditation Trail, Apyeongji Walking Trail, Wanggyeong Forest, and Hwarang Forest.

Girimsa Temple

1. A thousand-year-old temple at the foot of Hamwolsan Mountain where pets are allowed.
2. It is also popular as a summer hydrangea destination and an autumn foliage spot.
3. Conveniently located to explore the captivating coastal areas of the East Sea.
4. Immerse yourself in the tranquil allure of the temple and uncover its invaluable cultural heritage.

Padosori-gil (Wave Sound Trail) along Yangnam Columnar Joints

1. The coastal walking trail that stretches along the Yangnam Coast from Eupcheon Port to Haseo Port, known as the Mural Village.
2. Take a leisurely walk with your pet and marvel at the diverse coastal rock formations along the trail.
3. The highlight is the natural monument No. 536, the fan-shaped coastal rock formation, which is truly impressive.