Gyeongju Gyochon Traditional Village is a charming and historic village located in Gyeongju, South Korea. Known for preserving the traditional lifestyles and architectural styles of the Silla Dynasty, the village offers a unique glimpse into Korea's past. The village is especially famous for its well-maintained hanok (traditional Korean houses) and the Hwangseong Gyochon, which is an ancestral home of the Gyeongju Choi clan, one of the prominent families during the Silla period.

At Gyochon, visitors can stroll through narrow, picturesque lanes lined with traditional homes, and experience the peaceful atmosphere that evokes the past. The houses, with their characteristic tiled roofs and wooden beams, are great examples of the classic Korean architectural style. Many of these homes have been preserved and even restored, with some open to the public, offering visitors a chance to step inside and experience the traditional interiors.

One of the village's highlights is Choi Clan's Village Hall, where the descendants of the Choi family still celebrate their traditional customs. You can also visit the Gyeongju Folk Craft Complex nearby, where artisans continue to practice and sell traditional crafts, such as pottery, embroidery, and wooden sculptures.

The village is also well known for its delicious local cuisine, especially ssambap (rice with various banchan (side dishes) wrapped in leaves), and hanjeongsik (a full-course Korean meal). The combination of history, culture, food, and nature makes Gyeongju Gyochon Traditional Village a captivating place to visit.