Gyeongju World

Gyeongju World is a major leisure complex located in the historic city of Gyeongju, South Korea. It attracts visitors with its blend of modern attractions and the cultural richness of its location, offering a major entertainment destination in the region.

History and Development

Gyeongju World park opened its doors in 1985. Since then, it has undergone continuous development, expanding and adding new attractions to diversify its offerings. A significant step in its evolution was the opening of California Beach, its water park, thus extending its appeal beyond just land-based attractions and becoming a key component of the complex during the summer season.

Offerings: Park, Accommodation, and Activities

Gyeongju World's main offering is its amusement park, divided into different themed zones featuring a variety of attractions, from thrilling rides like iconic roller coasters to family-friendly areas with gentler attractions. The complex also includes the California Beach water park, open during the warm months, offering pools and slides. The activities offered are mainly related to the park attractions, also including seasonal shows or special events.

The Surroundings

Gyeongju World benefits from a privileged location in a region of exceptional historical and cultural richness. The city of Gyeongju itself is an open-air museum, housing numerous UNESCO World Heritage sites. Park visitors can easily explore nearby attractions such as the Tumuli Park, Bulguksa Temple, Seokguram Grotto, or Anapji Pond, offering a fascinating contrast between the park's modern entertainment and the region's millennia-old history.