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Unlike back home in the UK, in South Korea they drive on the right-hand side of the road - an important note for the unfamiliar driver.
To ensure safety, speed limits are enforced in South Korea. The usual speed limit is 60km/h in cities, 80km/h on national roads, and up to 120km/h on motorways. Always adhere to local road signs as these might give specific instructions.
In Gyeongju, parking can be a bit of a challenge. It’s important to plan ahead and check if your hotel, guesthouse, or chosen point of interest offers parking facilities. Numerous public parking lots and street parking are available but might be crowded at peak times.
Gyeongju is well-connected by bus, taxi, and train, offering a convenient alternative if you prefer not driving. The convenient KTX (Korea Train eXpress) train service offers fast connections to many major cities, including Seoul and Busan. However, a car rental opens up unique opportunities for exploration and gives you greater flexibility.
Start your journey visiting Gyeongju's historical area packed with sites such as Bulguksa Temple, Seokguram Grotto, and Cheomseongdae. Don't forget to check the stunning Wolyoungjeong Pavilion at Anapji Pond, especially at sunset.
The local currency is the Korean Won (₩). Credit cards are widely accepted, but keep some cash handy for smaller businesses or market stalls. ATMs are also widely available throughout the city.
Gyeongju experiences four distinct seasons. Summers are hot and humid while winters are cold and dry. Spring and Autumn are generally mild. Always check the weather forecast before packing and dress accordingly.
There's an array of festivals in Gyeongju throughout the year, including the Gyeongju Cherry Blossom Festival in Spring and the Hwangnam Bread Festival in Autumn. Experience the vibrant culture and traditions of Korea at these festivities!