Woljeonggyo Bridge
A beautifully reconstructed Silla-era covered wooden bridge, stunning at night.
Why go
Woljeonggyo is a reconstructed Silla-era wooden bridge over the Namcheon stream in Gyeongju, with an elegant pavilion-roofed walkway.
It's most photogenic in the evening, lit up and reflected in the water.
First built in 760 during the Silla kingdom and reconstructed in recent years, Woljeonggyo is a covered wooden footbridge spanning the Namcheon by the old Wolseong palace site, its pavilions and painted eaves reflected in the water.
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Good to know
- Come after dark for the illuminated reflection.
- It's an easy walk or bike ride from Gyeongju's royal tomb park.
- Free to cross and open into the evening.
- It's floodlit after dark for the classic mirror-reflection photo; free to cross, it's an easy walk or bike ride from Gyeongju's tomb park and the Gyochon traditional village.
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