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Hwang Nyong Won (황룡원)

Hwang Nyong Won (황룡원) · © KTO · KOGL Type 3

Gyeongju

Hwang Nyong Won

Hwangnyongwon is a Korean Buddhist cultural complex in Gyeongju, designed as a modern reimagining of Hwangnyongsa — the legendary Silla-era nine-story wooden pagoda temple that was destroyed during Mongol invasions. The complex includes a tall reconstructed nine-story pagoda (Centra Pavilion), educational programs on Korean Buddhist history, and meditation programs. For travelers visiting Gyeongju and seriously interested in Korean Buddhist heritage beyond Bulguksa, Hwangnyongwon is one of the cleaner specialty single picks. Pair with Bulguksa and Donggung for a complete Gyeongju Buddhist day.

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Why go

Hwangnyongwon is a Korean Buddhist cultural complex in Gyeongju, designed as a modern reimagining of Hwangnyongsa — the legendary Silla-era nine-story wooden pagoda temple that was destroyed during Mongol invasions. The complex includes a tall reconstructed nine-story pagoda (Centra Pavilion), educational programs on Korean Buddhist history, and meditation programs. For travelers visiting Gyeongju and seriously interested in Korean Buddhist heritage beyond Bulguksa, Hwangnyongwon is one of the cleaner specialty single picks. Pair with Bulguksa and Donggung for a complete Gyeongju Buddhist day.

Quick highlights

  • Cultural complex reimagining Hwangnyongsa
  • Reconstructed nine-story pagoda
  • Educational and meditation programs
  • Pairs with Bulguksa
  • Specialty Korean Buddhist heritage

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FAQ

Where is Hwang Nyong Won located?

40 Expo-ro, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do

What are Hwang Nyong Won's opening hours?

Opening hours: [Accommodations] Check in 15:00 / Check out 10:00 Hours come from the Korea Tourism Organization and can change by season or holiday — check the official channel before you visit.