Gyeongju, located in the southeastern part of the Korean Peninsula, was the capital of the Silla Kingdom (BC 57-AD 935) for almost a thousand years. The entire city was designated a National Park by the government in honor of the historic temples, ruins, monuments and artifacts that can be found throughout the area. Most prominently, it is home to three UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Seokguram Grotto and Bulguksa Temple, Gyeongju Historic Areas, and the historic village of Yangdong.
These days, Gyeongju is a popular tourist destination for visitors from Korea and abroad who flock to see the famed foliage in the fall or cherry blossoms in the spring. The city is also becoming increasingly popular as a convention city thanks to its combination of old world charm and high-tech facilities.
Gyeongju offers many excellent advantages as a convention destination.

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Cheongsong, located at the northeast of Gyeongsangbuk-do, has been maintaining the steady flow of history of our whole nation. And influenced by Taebaek Mountains, its dynamic mountain ranges embrace people cosily, and high or low sites add charms to this village while mountains surround it to the north, east and south undulatingly. So here, the more you are acquainted with it, the more you will fall into its charms. Also, Cheongsong, where green forests and clear water cherishing the mystery of ancient times are harmoniously intermingled as though reminding people of a dreamy Utopia, is a comfortable village like the bosom of mother.

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