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Igyeondae Pavilion 이견대

Gyeongju, Seoul · 35.7442, 129.4837

A modest pavilion on a bluff above the coast road marks the spot where, chronicles from 681 record, King Sinmun gazed out at the offshore rocks holding his father Munmu — said to be the world's only underwater royal tomb. The present pavilion is a modern reconstruction on the excavated site, and its raised floor faces the sunrise head-on across the East Sea.

Local context

Tripods pack Bongil beach across the road at dawn, but locals know the pavilion above stays nearly empty — the same view from a higher angle, without the crowd.

Sunrise viewpointUnderwater royal tomb viewCoastal pavilion

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