Woljeonggyo Bridge is believed to have first been built during the Unified Silla era, later lost over time, and meticulously restored in 2018 after more than a decade of research. Its grand wooden gate towers rising above the water create a striking sight, while an exhibition hall on the upper floor showcases relics and the story of its reconstruction. Beautiful by day and magical when illuminated at night, it has become one of Gyeongju's most iconic night views.
통일신라 경덕왕 시대에 놓였다고 전해지는 월정교는 조선시대에 유실되었다가 10여 년의 고증을 거쳐 2018년 완전히 복원되었습니다. 웅장한 목조 문루와 다리가 어우러진 모습이 인상적이며, 문루 2층 전시관에서는 복원 과정과 출토 유물을 살펴볼 수 있습니다. 낮의 고즈넉한 풍경은 물론 조명이 켜진 밤의 모습도 아름다워 경주 대표 야경 명소로 사랑받고 있습니다.
Photo credit: Korea Tourism Organization
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