KOREA'S GOLDEN CITY (Daereungwon Tombs & Bomun Lake)

Tia & Cheveyo
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[@ahmedmashhour1912]

I would get 100 times more excited about "nerdy" stuff than stuff like the Eiffel tower, Please, Please more of that content👌

[@Chaoticwizard54]

You two are making amazing videos. My wife and I will be in Korea during October/November and plan on staying in Gyeongju.

[@OnePackWanderers]

The G Mini Guesthouse is really nice. It's simple and low-budget but it includes a nice breakfast and you can tell the owners really care for it. It's very clean and well-run. Have fun in Korea!

[@Christine-xs2of]

Wow that coffee shop is dang looking great. Awesome.

[@kwwtjvdb]

It's getting more and more interesting to watch your video here in Korea. Sometimes when things aren't that perfect, I feel sympathy and let you know the better way but still good enough.😍

[@TheHjjin]

If you like history and artifact, you might love Gyeong-ju National Museum which shows 1000 year history of Shilla dynasty.

[@Freeaswind]

Hello Wanderers! I am a Korean-American living in LA. Have a wonderful time in Korea!

[@chatnoir709]

you guys are so bright and open minded.. I wish you good memories in Korea

[@vinhquyen46]

Another adventure, another beautiful video. Thanks a lot.

[@user-on2yc3ex1r]

So, Beautiful!경주~~~Thank you for filming~~~

[@WorldReserveCurrency]

That looks like a cool chill city to take a breather. I'd love to live there for a few months. That building looking like a negative impression of a pagoda is way cool. I would have gone there just for that. Never seen anything like it. The architecture and the build quality of the some of the hanok (including coffee shop) is interesting as well. These are some cool vids.

[@DavidandSarah]

Wow lots of interesting information about the tombs. Bomun Lake was very pretty. Thanks for showing us around!

[@foetwenny]

You're probably getting tons of suggestions, but I would recommend checking out Jangtaesan Recreational Forest south of Daejon. It is amazing. You can take a bus from Daejon up the mountain. There's hiking paths, and a Sky Tower with an elevated walkway that lets you walk among the treetops. There's places to eat and lots of BnBs along the road up the mountain if you want to stay overnight.

[@pinkhairlady3966]

oh wow, the tombs are really interesting! I did not know anything about them! 😍

[@slee2695]

Koreans take their cafes/coffee shops to another level

[@NangNangEE]

It's so nice to see that the cafe make the day a happy happy day at the ending. ^______^ So glad.

[@NangNangEE]

Well, can't beat the family's home made ones. ^^ cheers cheers.

[@Potomacstud]

Another absolutely wonderful upload , Thank you

[@KimPhilgoo]

아름다운 장소들을 항상 아름다운 미소를 지으며 다니는 모습이 아름답습니다. It's beautiful to see you walking around beautiful places with a beautiful smile.

[@loveseoul7305]

한국에서 즐겁게 여행하기를 응원합니다 💕

[@ryanbooth8421]

Your subscribers are going through the roof. I remember when you were down around 1000. It is a testament to your professionalism, character and quality that shines through in your videos. Well done guys and keep going. I hope your travels continue for as long as you love doing it.

[@binalmalik7739]

it is not a hill, it is the grave for king or noble old kingdom

[@OnePackWanderers]

Indeed, we said as much many times.

[@americaninthailand8760]

Messed up days that turn into wins can be the most memorable. 👍

[@waynefoolxify]

Y'all have such a positive energy, even though I could kind of sense you had a rough day while filming this and there may have been friction, you still seemed really happy and pleasant on camera. I think that's why people like me keep watching your videos! Keep 'em coming! Happy travels!

[@OnePackWanderers]

Thank you! It was a fun day that just so happened to not go according to plan at all 😂

[@dsjkim]

Cheonma-chong..This is the place I visited in year 2014 😀.

[@ebyongwk]

Oh ,you have to visit "Seokguram Grotto" early in the morning, it's going to be a spiritual experience.

[@towaltz]

It's always nice to see you smiling. I hope that your trip to Korea will become good memories. The translation of Daereungwon is the Great Tomb Park.

[@kimdonozo7976]

Love your videos! Keep it up! 🥰❤

[@hchunesq]

Seokguram, probably the most famous Buddah statue in South Korea, is in Gyeongju. The statue is located near Bulguksa that you visited yesterday. I, however, can't say you should visit the area again.

[@myoungraepark758]

I also want to visit sooner day ^^

[@Kampfgruppe9260]

Gyeongju, the capital of Silla, the country of gold for 1000 years

[@NyagazDXB]

This is really amazing vlog. Keep going guys.

[@user-kv8go2cg4f]

Thank you for showing me the wonderful scenes. Very happy that you showed me the beauty of curves of tall trees, ponds, the ridges of the mountains, lawns, burial mounds, architecture of Shilla, and hanok etc...Thank you very much!! I wish you continue wonderful and happy travels in Korea.

[@wavechamber]

Yeah! thats where I asked you to go! Its amazing! I am so glad you went!

[@bethanykim3076]

Another golden video (you see what i did just there, lol). Tia and Chev, you guys should check out Nami Island (a man-made island that is very close to Seoul actually, and cheap to gethere) while stil in Korea -- it was a famous background for an all-hit kdrama "Winter Sonata", as well as many other kdramas. As a matter of fact, it'd be real cool for you guys to visit some of the Kdrama/movie sites while you're still in the country, or enjoy some contemporary kbeauty salon or a kpop concert or attend an e-sports game! Not a lot of travelers on youtube actually showcase these more famous contemporary aspects of Korean culture...

[@OnePackWanderers]

Hahaha never miss a good pun! Really good idea on showcasing some of the more contemporary Korean culture. We are writing down Nami Island and will try to visit it. Thank you for the suggestion 🙂

[@bethanykim3076]

@@OnePackWanderers Thank you for taking down my suggestion! Just wanted to add look into ziplining in Nami Island as well!! Also, If Nami Island isn't to your liking, I'd also recommend visiting Kpop museums back in Seoul (which are open to the public, in the fancy digital city district of the city next to all the broadcasting stations), such as the SM Town Museum -- you can glean the history of contermpoary kpop phenomenons there (and will probably get a ton of views from the kpop fans). Whichever places you end up visiting, I'll continue to watch and support! :)

[@mindmeld98]

Most of the bike rental places are near the train station. It’s quite cheap at around $8/day and you can bike to most tourist areas.

[@tectonicslam253]

You both look happy & always smile , so cool

[@dapat69]

Must be so difficult when English is not the Spoken language thank god for google translate must be so helpful especially transport and menus great history on tombs five stars for your energy and enthusiasm that goes in your vlogs thank you both regards Dave& Pat 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@shelleyjubb]

Travelling vicariously through you guys. I BP Asia for six months in 2010 and now I sit and watch and I can feel how I did on days and at times all coming back to me....Tia your face when you were saying you were going into the tomb today...oh I remember that joy and then you arrive and you start walking around the grounds and it builds...when you showed the big green Tombs so close and you just had to walk that little bit to get the the doors omg I could imagine Tia was like tempted to run to just get in there and feel that excitement, almost like a kid in a candy shop because you have so much knowledge of it, and I am sure at one stage you guys like many thought covid could make this something that would never be achievable, now it's really happening how lucky to still be able to live out the dream of seeing history in person not just reading about it. Then I see you guys towards the end of the day you look and sound like me at the end of a big day where it didn't go to plan, little disappointed I didn't get to do what I wanted but happy I got to experience the day as it turned out, being like thats travel, you deal with it wonderfully focusing on the positive, tomorrow will be a new adventure. Thanks for sharing.

[@OnePackWanderers]

You describe the feelings we were experiencing that day PERFECTLY. You know exactly how we were feeling. Thank you for putting it into words. What spot in Asia stuck out the most for you? 6 months is a really good amount of time to be here exploring!

[@shelleyjubb]

@@OnePackWanderers fav spots Haha few but here goes. India Golden temple Amritsar and halal mahal Jaipur unbelievable, India itself is an experience and the taj is stunning but I loved these two more as I just got a different feeling but I wouldn’t miss taj if you go it’s amazing too. Indonesia - Java Borobudur (unlike your friends who I know went there that couldn’t go up I was lucky to stay at the hotel that does the sunrise tours and back the. You could enter I know since there was damage from eruptions so not sure if it will reopen) I felt so at peace meditating at sunrise. Malaysia kota Kinabalu seeing the orang-utans and proboscis monkeys China Great Wall, terracotta warriors, stone Forrest (hope it opens for travel some time soon it’ was a challenging travel but so worth it) Vietnam mine was sapa although is so big and commercial now I don’t think it has the same feel but walking to the local village with Hmong guide was amazing, loved Dalat all the weird and quirky buildings and views and cool mountain air, hoi an people and the old town charm and of course Halong. Thailand Chiang rai white temple was not known by international revellers much then but it blew me away and staying the tree houses in the jungle of the national park. There’s others but that would be my small list haha. We traveled Thailand as a group of five and my friend and I are both organisers but I was doing the rest of the trip so she did Thailand. She made I guess what you call a pick a path book (I don’t know if that’s what you call them now) she had a main start and finish and we got two choices of which way to go for each next step in the way of location to stay and hotel options so we were organised like 3-5 days out of where and then she had the same for what we could do so we would chose on the morning at breakfast. Chiang rai was the only add in as I came across it and showed it to her and she was like oh we have to go there. Thanks for the reply, it’s interesting watching you guys as I feel a little like I can relate to Tia as a person from your vibe and I see a lot of parallels I was a little hesitant expressing what I thought as I could have been reading it all wrong haha but it just flooded back to me. Also when we were in India our little camera slipped down behind the bed from the bedside table at the hotel in Amritsar and I didn’t realise until we got to Agra at like 11pm (that panic when you realise argh) next morning had to go to a Internet cafe to try email but to my surprise they already contacted me and asked how to return it…we had organised our hotel for 7days time in Delhi already so asked if they could get it there to which they said yes no problem. When we are arrived at the hotel it was waiting for us and they told us the manager had hand delivered it himself which is around 7.5hrs each way minimum on train I was blown away. So glad you found your cable but different times no hardly any places had wifi back then I feel old haha

[@OnePackWanderers]

Wow, it sounds like you had a really special, memorable trip. I love hearing about other peoples' trips. The way you and your friend planned your trip is really, really cool. That is ridiculously kind, what that hotel manager did for you in India. We are really excited to visit when the world situation normalizes a bit more. India seems like a really fascinating place. It seems to have a very mixed reputation where travel is concerned, but it sounds like you really enjoyed it and I think we would too 😊

[@shelleyjubb]

@@OnePackWanderers India is worth it, eye opener for sure you have so many emotions and senses getting used all day but it is beautiful and colourful and full of energy but poverty and pollution is extreme as well.

[@user-cj1vf8rs7e]

신라 천년 고도 경주에서 찍은 영상 잘봤소~~ 언제봐도 아름다운 경주 입니다

[@meditationthien1662]

❤️❤️❤️

[@user-qw6rd5dg6j]

한국 바다도 체험 해봐요^^

[@deeplearner2634]

Tombs are so windows xp wallpaper vibes

[@albede2]

I like your videos!

[@lesliewilliams2876]

Once again, you have introduced me to a new Korean adventure. Thank you for the beautiful footage.

[@sfdave65]

OK. I so way behind, and I know I won't be commenting on each vlog since I'm watching youtube on my tv.....but happy life, happy life...Cheveyo whatever Tia wants, Tia should get....travel wise that is :) Excited to watch a few more vlogs before bed.

[@anitapreciado109]

I'm greatfull because I want to go but I need to know how much is the hotels you guys stay per nite customers your my kind of people I'm looking for the one deal

[@bettyraltejohn3374]

Hi wanderers! Always makes me so happy to see your new notif! Wherever you take us is all good, happy journeying Tia n Cheveyo!

[@TalesFromOurPocket]

Those mics are sounding great, you guys!! Also, now we want carrot cake... 🍰 🥕

[@ourplacetobe9176]

Hi Tia and Cheveyo. Enjoying watching your Korean journey. Regardless your plans for the day it’s great how you go with the flow. Yes part of the journey. May I ask what mics are you using. I say when Paddy Doyle gave them to you. How are you finding them? Do you use a camera or phone for your footage? Thank you in advance.

[@OnePackWanderers]

Yes, Paddy was kind enough to pick them up for us in Bangkok. Really stand up guy, he is 🙂 They're the wireless mics from DJI. Very slick little mics. We still have a lot to learn about them, but I think any limitations right now are on our end. For our footage we use our iPhones (13 Pro).

[@ourplacetobe9176]

Thank you for your reply. It’s good to see like Paddy you take the time to do so. Look forward to seeing your next adventures. We are about to embark on our journey, a little later in life I may say, and will be documenting our travels on our channel. “Our Place To Be” No content yet but we will be concentrating first by practicing where we live in Australia before heading overseas later in the year. Again thank you and travel safe.

[@user-cp6pf5gv6r]

역사와 전통을 자랑하는 맛있는 경주빵을 두분이 못 먹어 보고 떠나실까봐 걱정했는데 영상을 보니 다행히 맛있게 드셔서 기쁘네요. 경주 더 많은 구경 하시고 또 행복하시길... I was worried that the two of us wouldn't be able to eat the delicious Gyeongju Bread that boasts history and tradition, but after watching the video, I'm glad we enjoyed it. Another place to visit more Gyeongju and be happy ...

[@kitjaDIY]

Nice to meet you very good your trip

[@user-rr2lm4il6z]

You visited my hometown(Gyeongju). Thank you for the video.👍 Enjoy your stay in Korea!!! 🙏🙏🙏

[@choi5874]

Thank you for your filming nice scenery of my hometown(Gyeongju, though I left forty years ago) and showing it to the world, so beautiful and historic place. I always think of my hometown even in my dreams, Daereungwon was playground in my teenager. Some Bomun Lake's cherry trees were planted by me and my middle school friends. I hope you have a good time in Korea. I will not forget your both smiles.

[@garytube1000]

Historically, they say the burieal mounds are from central and western Asia, and even discovered from Scythians…additinally tracing the first King of Silla from central Asia… Croissant is originally from Turkey..discovered during Napoleon, and improvements to their taste bud…womder if crissont and crescent means the same…since Muslim culture use this shape in much of their emblems Enjoyed your videos..keep safe and on traveling…

[@MattMcConnell93]

Lol those cicadas are WILD.

[@OnePackWanderers]

I know they are loud on the video but in person you can hardly hear yourself think at certain times 😂

[@premanando127]

I think only your made carrot cake is the perfect carrot cake :-)

[@eminem1946]

아름다운 사람들 ㅎ

[@user-fx6qt5ut1k]

💜💜💜

[@walkndriveexcitingseoulenj4899]

If you come to Seoul, Korea, you will be able to enjoy another much more beautiful night view right in front of your eyes than the usual view of Namsan and Lotte Tower. In particular, if you go up to Eungbongsan Mountain and Geumho Mountain in Hawangsimni-dong, Geumho-dong, just a few kilometers between Cheonggyecheon Stream and Seoul Forest Park, you can enjoy badminton (get off at shin-Geumho Station or take a taxi) and there are many beautiful and delicious foods. Also, if you walk slowly for about two hours from the place called Dulle-gil starting from Maebongsan Mountain in Geumho Mountain, you can reach Namsan Mountain This place is very close to Gwangjang Market Jungang Market. It is close to Seongsu Bridge, Hannam Bridge and Dongho Bridge on the Han River. Therefore, it is very close to Apgujeong Station on Gangnam Station. I hope you have a wonderful and beautiful trip to Seoul The two spectacular views of the Han River are located at the summit of Eungbongsan Mountain (81m high) and Maebongsan Mountain (95m high) in Seongdong-gu. What's even funnier is that the distance between the two is 3.1km by car and only 2.4km by foot blog.naver.com/koam0816/221325946668 kzbin.info/door/wcoBhnVg9YkS9Y8FfK_ddg ※ (All taxis take about the same distance and time as the basic fare, and everything below is on foot) From Myeong-dong => (Northeast direction) About 20 minutes from Gwangjang Market 1.5km, from Gwangjang Market => (Southeast direction) About 10 minutes to Dongdaemun ddp 900m, from there (east direction) about 10 minutes to Jungang Market (Sindang-dong, Sangwangsimni Station) 900m, Jungang Market => (east direction) about 20 minutes to Wangsimni Market 1.5km, Wangsimni Market => (Southwest direction) to Jibu Station About 30 minutes 2km, Maebongsan Park 30 minutes 1.7km, from Maebongsan Park (Southeast direction) to Seoul Forest Park 2.4km to Namsan Tower using 3. This road is the most beautiful 5km, (North direction) 3.4km to Cheonggyecheon Park, (West Direction) Only 1.3km and 25 minutes to Namsan Dulle-gil, Itaewon Haebangchon ☞ If you take a taxi, tell the driver, 1. "Driver, please go to the octagonal pavilion observatory where you can see the Han River at the top of Eungbongsan (palgagjeong) Mountain in Eungbong-dong, Seongdong-gu " And open this screen and show it to him search.naver.com/search.naver?where=nexearch&sm=top_hty&fbm=1&ie=utf8&query=%EC%9D%91%EB%B4%89%EC%82%B0+%ED%8C%94%EA%B0%81%EC%A0%95 2. "Driver, please go to the octagonal pavilion observatory where you can see the Han River at the top of Maebongsan (palgagjeong) Mountain in Oksu-dong, Seongdong-gu." " And open this screen and show it to him blog.naver.com/bl85219/222631656299?isInf=true 😃

[@Johnchannel-ef2wn]

You have to go buyeo and gongju and compare with gyungju and you will make another feeling.

[@NangNangEE]

Let's go~♪( ´θ｀)ノ

[@user-hs2nv4xj4r]

자주가던 경주를 이렇게 영상으로 보니 또 새롭고 좋네요 아무쪼록 건강하고 즐겁게 한국을 즐기시기를 바랍니다

[@shpark9784]

😘

[@toeknee8481]

hi am heading to gyeonngju today , currently in tongyeong and am looking forward to it from watching your videos. Take this as a suggestion only , it would be great if you added place names in the comments of your videos. Wanted to get to suncheon but didnt make it maybe next time

[@OnePackWanderers]

This is good feedback, thank you! If you ever have any specific questions about places, we are happy to try and help 🙂

[@user-vd2ro5hb5v]

Thank you for the great video! The Silla Dynasty, which unified the Korean Peninsula, made Gyeongju the capital for 1,000 years. A lot of gold was collected from the streams and rivers around Gyeongju, and Silla's gold and silver workmanship was beyond human imagination. For Silla's gold, many countries, including ancient Japan, which had low technology levels of iron and gold at that time, frequently invaded Gyeongju. The Korean Peninsula was surrounded by geopolitics and many ruins were burned down during many wars . However, at the time, Gyeongju in Silla was a world-class city, filled with many buildings, Buddhist temple , bridges, palaces, etc., and even in Arabia, it was painted as a utopia. Although Gyeongju is now a quiet provincial city on the outside. but It is a mysterious place that is still overflowing with stories and legends left over for 1,000 years.

[@OnePackWanderers]

Thanks a lot of the insight and context, you seem to know a lot about the history of the area!

[@BegaW]

Most of all, I'm so sorry that I gave you guys the misinformation. I took a ride along the lake last year and I have no idea what's happened afterwards. I'm so sorry to cause you guys such inconveniences. I apologize for the misinformation.🙏 It's the monsoon season in Korea so the weather is really hot and humid especially in July onwards mid August. I'm glad you enjoyed Dareungwon. Daereungwon means Great Tombs Park and let me tell you that the Korean pine trees are famous for the special beauty and I can say the quality as well. Some of the kinds are very very rare in its shape and color wise. Though the tree's circumferenceid not that big but it can grow to a very tall almost up to 80 feet. There are quite stunning pine trees at the place called Najeong in Gyoungju(in my opinion). In addition, there is a saying that even for dog leash was gold in Silla dynasty(in a book called Kush Nama, the Persian epic poem part of a mythical history of Iran written by Ḥakim Iranshān(or Irānshāh) b. Abu'l-Khayr between the years 501-04/1108-11- it shows some relation btw Persia and Silla at that time). Enjoy your trip in Gyoungju as well as else where in Korea.🍀

[@OnePackWanderers]

No need to apologize at all! You gave us a wonderful recommendation and it's not your fault at all that it didn't work out. The lake was still beautiful, and we really enjoyed walking around it, so thank you 🙂 You are right that the pine trees there are special. They area really beautiful in a sort of mystical way.

[@BegaW]

@@OnePackWanderers Thank you for the kind understanding.🍀🙏

[@char8798]

@@BegaW Any Korean would think you could rent a bike there too.. since it was like that for half a century lol. Good thing it is now a pedestrian freindly enviornment but yeah... will miss those old times

[@pearljamblack5674]

Tia for scale!

[@user-qq9sw8oo5c]

🥰

[@hyyaak9713]

1년중 가장 더운시기 어디보다 더운 경주를 여행 하시다니...대단하네요.봄,가을엔 어디보다 아름답고 분위기 좋은 곳이랍니다.코로나로 여행다닌지 오래되었는데 대신 카메라에 담아주셔서 감사해요~^^

[@kymwright263]

Was almost sad we wasnt going to c inside the tomb phew lol

[@Walts-Travel]

Way to mess up. Just tripping into greatness.

[@user-mq6fc7gc8p]

Gyeongju was the capital of Silla 1500 years ago.

[@Aviram124]

She knows you well

[@benkim2016]

It seems you spend more time in Korea than other Asian countries!

[@stocktrade4workers]

you smile so attractive~

[@joyamericaninoz3070]

I am with Tia, I would have wanted to see the tombs as well. But seeing your video, I mean no disrespect but looking at them I almost expected a Teletubbie to come running around them. But thank you for sharing that. I was not know about them. 😃

[@blackbelt2000]

don't forget your laptop cord this time!

[@OnePackWanderers]

Ha! We remembered it, thankfully 😅

[@chaoveasna6991]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🔥🙏😇👏🤗🇰🇭🇹🇭

[@drudaniels8393]

We have burial mounds in the US from our American Indians, but never to my knowledge can you go inside one.

[@wavechamber]

Oops! I was wrong! You did not get to the ocean side of king's tomb underneath a huge rock in the ocean where he was buried...

[@OnePackWanderers]

Whoa! That's incredible! This is near Gyeongju?

[@cheongming4450]

secondd!!!

[@wavechamber]

Cake for dinner? Hmmmm

[@donjdsn]

Its missing something something? Carrot?

[@speakupyt4900]

DNA Analysis Confirms Japanese are the descendants of the Korean----Aug/02/2013 The present day Japanese are the mixed descendants of the archipelago’s earliest settlers Jomon-jin and the late-comers Yayoi-jin who crossed the strait from the Korean peninsula, according to a genetic analysis. The researchers from the Graduate University for Advanced Studies [Sokendai] of Kanagawa prefecture [Japan] published the results of their findings in the Journal of Human Genetics on November 1st This research further confirms previous research findings by analysing over 900,000 DNA mutations per person, significantly improving the robustness of the result. The researchers focused on a population sample of 460 from Kanto, mainland Chinese, European descendants, in additionto another 71 Ainus and Okinawans. The result shows the present-day Japanese are the inter-marriage between the earlier settlers and later-comers. This confirms the the ‘mixed-blood’ ancestry hypothesis. The Ainus were closest to the native Okinawans and less so to the Kanto population. The Kanto population displayed the most genetic resemblance to Koreans. Until now, there have been a number of theories postulating on the origin of the Japanese, first of which was the Jomon dispersal-adaptation hypothesis, the displacement by the Yayoi population on the Jomon population, and the mixed-blood ancestry between the Jomon and the Yayoi. Sokedai’s professor Saito Naruya confirmed that the finding matched the mixed-blood ancestry hypothesis The researchers plan to conduct further DNA sample analysis from the bones recovered from the Jomon burial sites. The emperor's new roots *THE EMPEROR'S NEW ROOTS emperor's new roots- UK Guardian~12/10/2001 The Japanese emperor has finally laid to rest rumors that he has Korean blood, by admitting that it is true, December 2001

[@watahyahknow]

found this : kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZ7OY2t5br5jiJY

[@UbermanNullist]

The golden crown originated from the Middle East. For Koreans, the golden crown is a symbol of who we are. Because the Chinese never wear a golden crown in their history. The Korean language is similar to Mongolian, and it is a trace of nomadic people.

[@edata7594]

중동에서 유래한게 아니라 순록의 뿔을 형상화 한거라. 시베리아나 바이칼호수에서 발원한 민족들에 공통적으로 나오는, 우리나라가 바이칼호수등에서 거주하다 남하해서 국가를 형성한 관계로... 중동에서 유래한게 아님. 중동에 순록이 있는게 아니잖음. 부여가 바이칼호수에 굉장히 가까운 지역인지라 추론하면 동방에서 서방으로 유목민들 이동하는 경로로 가는게 논리적. 순록이 사는 지역이 한정됨. 그리고 이란을 건국한 페르시아 건국의 아버지 쿠쉬나메 어머니가 신라 공주였고 쿠쉬나메가 페르시아 문물보다 신라 문물을 더 많이 기록한거를 보면, 우리가 상상하는거 이상으로 중앙 아시아와 서남아시아 비단길 끝자라엑 위치한 천년왕국 신라간에는 상당한 왕래가 있었을겁니다.

[@UbermanNullist]

@@edata7594 금으로 만든 왕관은 중동에서 처음 등장합니다. 형상은 말씀하신게 맞구요.

[@edata7594]

왕관이나 왕이 머리에 쓰는건 각 국마다 다 있는데. 기본적으로 우리나라 신라왕관은 제사장과 같은 통치자의 주술적양식을 표현해서 그게 남아 있는 잔류문화인거죠. 순록뿔, 신성한 자라는걸 상징하고, 오히려 중동보다 스키타이 왕관과 완전 똑같음

[@UbermanNullist]

@@edata7594 세계 문화유산중에서 중동에서 기원한게 많습니다. 왕관도 그중에 하나구요. 스키타이도 주요 활동 무대는 중동지역이었구요. 메소포타미아 제국과 전쟁도 많이 치루었고 문화적으로 영향도 많이 받았어요.

[@edata7594]

스키타이는 투르크나 우리계열 유목민족과 관련이 깊습니다. 카자흐스탄 건국신화 보면 깜짝 놀라는. 스키타이는 원시적 시원 서양문화라고 많이들 얘기들 하는... 중동은 아니죠. 초원지역... 왕관은 중동에서 기원했다는 얘기는 저는 처음 들어봄. 우리는 신과 소통하는 제례를 주관 제사장을 상징하는 도구

[@roybohannon735]

WEll at least it wasn't cats.

[@alexyuarayan1212]

Korea has nothing much to do.