Experience the wonders of North Gyeongsang on Google Arts & Culture
People around the world can now explore a new collection online that celebrates the rich heritage of the province of North Gyeongsang in South Korea. As world leaders gather for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum (APEC) 2025 in October in Gyeongju, we have partnered with GyeongsangBuk-Do Province and local cultural institutions to bring you closer to the stories and landmarks that define this region of South Korea.
Let AI be your guide
Our latest AI experiments are enriched with new Korean content. You can listen to AI storytelling and ask questions with a Talking Tour of Gyeongju's historic landmarks to discover the stories behind them. As you virtually move through the landmarks, Gemini provides context-rich commentary, detailing the history of some of Gyeongju’s ancient Silla kingdom palaces, the significance of the architecture and details about its live archeological sites. For the foodies, Food Mood is now available in Korean, helping you discover traditional dishes and world fusions based on your mood using AI.
Talking Tours in GyeongsangBuk-Do
Step inside iconic landmarks with 360° imagery
North Gyeongsang is home to six UNESCO World Heritage Sites, ranging from an ancient Silla dynasty grotto to a beautiful folk village that is a legacy of the Joseon dynasty. We’ve collaborated with the province to digitize more than 25 iconic sites and landmarks in panoramic imagery, offering an unprecedented opportunity to immersively step inside the ancient capital of Sillaand its historic temples and palaces from anywhere in the world.
360 view around Bulguksa Temple (UNESCO heritage) on Google Arts & Culture
See a flourishing haven for flora and fauna
Discover the landscapes and wildlife of North Gyeongsang. You can take a virtual stroll along the Bomun Lake Trail, or visit the dramatic Columnar Joint in Yangnam. The Nakdong River, the longest river in South Korea, is also home to a rich ecosystem. You can meet some of its inhabitants in 3D, including the endangered Leopard Cat and the majestic White-naped Crane.
Uncover cultural treasures
In collaboration with the National Museum of Gyeongju, deep dive into South Korea 1,200 years ago through a new exhibition of the six Silla crowns reunited after a century, or look closer at some of the golden kingdom’s famous treasures.
This launch is a testament to our commitment to preserving and sharing the vibrant culture of Korea. Explore more of the collection at goo.gle/northgyeongsang.
