Everywhere: Regions: South Korea: See

21 places to see in this region. (Showing 11-20)

11. Bulguk Temple (Bulguksa)

The Bulguk Temple (Bulguksa) is a Buddhist temple which was founded in 528AD, although it suffered much damage over the centuries during various wars and occupations.
12. Geumho River (Geumhogang)

The Geumho River (Geumhogang) is one of the two main rivers which bisect the South Korean city of Daegu.
13. Daecheon Beach

Located on the western shore of the South Korean peninsula, Daecheon Beach is a beautiful spot for swimming...
14. Pohang International Fireworks Festival

The first weekend in August, Pohang, South Korea hosts the Pohang International Fireworks Festival.
15. Palgong Mountain (Palgongsan)

Palgong Mountain (Palgongsan) is located just north of the city of Daegu, and is a great destination for a day trip out of the city.
16. Pagye Temple (Pagyesa)

Pagye Temple (Pagyesa) is located just north of Daegu on Palgong Mountain (Palgongsan).
17. Bullo Dong Tombs

Located just to the north of Daegu (roughly behind the Daegu International Airport), the Bullo Dong Tomb park contains over 200 traditional Korean tombs dating from 37 BC to 935 AD.
18. Hahoe Folk Village

The Hahoe Folk Village, located near Andong, South Korea, is a living historical village that provides an excellent glimpse into pre-modern Korean life.
19. Beomeo Temple (Beomeosa)

This Buddhist temple located in Busan, South Korea, was originally constructed in 678.
20. Joint Security Area, Korean Demilitarized Zone

The Joint Security Area (JSA) or Panmunjom, often called the "Truce Village" in both the media and various military accounts, is the only portion of the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) where South and North Korean forces stand face-to-face.