Exploring the Baekje Cultural Complex in Buyeo this September

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As the cool autumn breeze arrives in September, it’s the perfect season to enjoy the rich history and nature of Korea. Located in Gyuam-myeon, Buyeo-gun, the Baekje Cultural Complex is a historical theme park that recreates the royal palace and temples of the Baekje Kingdom from the Three Kingdoms period across a vast area of 1.4 million pyeong.

The reasonable admission fee and stunning attractions make it a favorite destination for couples and families planning outings in September.

The majestic 'Sabikung' royal palace and the five-story wooden pagoda of Neungsa, dating back 1,400 years, stand tall.

At the heart of the Baekje Cultural Complex, Sabikung beautifully embodies the aesthetics of the Baekje palace. The intricate wooden architecture and vibrant dancheong (traditional Korean decorative painting) create a harmonious and grand atmosphere.

Next to the palace, the Neungsa temple was built to pray for the repose of King Seong, featuring a soaring five-story wooden pagoda that reaches a height of 38 meters. The architectural beauty of Baekje against the backdrop of September's blue autumn sky is truly breathtaking.

September’s cool evenings offer a cozy nighttime opening and a festival of lights.

Thanks to the pleasant weather, September is the ideal time to enjoy the enchanting night views of the Baekje Cultural Complex. As the sun sets, gentle lighting illuminates the palace and pagoda, creating a dreamlike nighttime landscape.

The illuminated pagoda and the view of Sabikung under moonlight create a mystical atmosphere, perfect for couples to take romantic strolls and snap photos against the backdrop of the serene palace nightscape.

Walking along the riverside in the Baekje village near Wiryeseong and the Living Culture Village.

Moving inward past Sabikung, you’ll find the Living Culture Village that recreates the Wiryeseong and traditional houses of the Baekje Hanseong period. The neat dirt paths and simple wooden houses provide a cozy walking trail.

Visitors can stroll along the quaint pond and riverside deck, experiencing the life of ancient Baekje. It’s also a great opportunity for families to enjoy various cultural experiences, such as traditional clothing trials and throwing games.

With an admission fee of just 6,000 won, visitors can explore the expansive Baekje heritage site. The large parking lot is free, allowing for a hassle-free visit.

Especially from late September, the Baekje Cultural Festival, a representative autumn festival in Chungnam, will be held throughout Buyeo, providing plenty of activities to enjoy. Be sure to combine your visit with nearby attractions like Gungnamji and Nakbongam for a fulfilling trip to Buyeo.

Source :https://blog.naver.com/tour_toctoc/224419307342

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