Buyeo Baekje Cultural Land
The grandest architectural recreation of the ancient Baekje Kingdom, featuring the 38-meter wooden pagoda of Neungsa Temple and Sabigung Palace.
Hours & Closures
Tickets & Admission
Contact & Website
Transit Access
🚗 Extensive free parking in front of the main gate.
History & Heritage
Spanning 3.3 million square meters in Buyeo, the final capital of Baekje (538–660 CE), this sweeping heritage park brings to life the sophisticated arts and architecture of the Three Kingdoms era.
King Seong moved the capital to Sabi in 538 CE, ushering in an era of open sea trade and exquisite Buddhist craftsmanship.
Between 1994 and 2010, Korea’s top master carpenters painstakingly reconstructed the complex using traditional joinery without modern fasteners.
⏳ Historical Milestones
What to See & Highlights
Neungsa 5-Story Wooden Pagoda (38m)
A soaring 38-meter wooden pagoda built strictly using interlocking timber joinery without a single modern steel nail.
Sabigung Royal Throne Hall (Cheonjeongjeon)
The central royal hall featuring high ceilings, gilded ceremonial dragon motifs, and the royal throne seat.
Visit Planning & Advice
3 hours
Afternoon, staying through dusk for nighttime palace illuminations
- Standard adult admission is 6,000 KRW, which includes the adjacent Baekje History Museum.
- Multi-person rental bicycles are available to explore the massive 330-hectare complex easily.
