Buyeo

This immersive historical park recreates the ancient Baekje Kingdom with meticulously reconstructed palaces and temples. Explore Sabigung Palace and enjoy traditional performances that bring Korea's royal past to life.

Discover Baekje Kingdom's artistic legacy through masterpieces like the Great Gilt-bronze Incense Burner at Buyeo National Museum. Four exhibition halls immerse you in ancient Korean culture with free admission.

This ancient temple site showcases a magnificent five-story stone pagoda, a National Treasure of Korea. Wander the serene grounds to glimpse remarkable Baekje Kingdom Buddhist architecture and cultural heritage.

This 6th-century fortress was the final stronghold of the ancient Baekje Kingdom, featuring historic walls and pavilions. Explore Nakhwaam Cliff where legend claims 3,000 court ladies leapt rather than face capture.

This 1,500-year-old fortress features unique Pogok-style stone and earth construction from the Baekje period. Explore its walls while enjoying panoramic views of the Geumgang River and landscapes.

Korea's oldest artificial pond from the Baekje Kingdom era transforms each July with vibrant lotus blooms. Stroll across the wooden bridge at sunrise for serene photographs of the historic pavilion.

Perched along the Baengmagang River, Goransa Temple carries the legacy of the ancient Baekje Kingdom. Sample water from the legendary Goranjeong well, believed to offer rejuvenation to those who drink from its depths.

Nakhwaam Rock memorializes 3,000 Baekje court ladies who jumped from this cliff rather than face capture in 660 AD. Visitors can reflect on this poignant history while enjoying river views from Baekhwajeong Pavilion.