Gyeongju, the ancient city of Silla Kingdom with a thousand year history, is a huge cultural relic filled with numerous historic sites. Hwangnyongwon is also a site that symbolizes Silla’s resplendent culture. A replica of the 9-story wooden pagoda at Hwangnyongsa Temple that burnt down during the Mongol invasion, it now functions as a corporate training institute. Located within the Bomun Tourism Complex, Hwangnyongwon is becoming a brand new landmark for the city of Gyeongju for its elegant and stunning exterior. Built to host training seminars and corporate meetings, it is equipped with a wide range of conference rooms, banquet halls, auditorium, and lush green space for outdoor events. There are also special programs for visitors like meditation or tea ceremony. With 45 guest rooms available on site, the property is ideal for long-running events as well.