Royal tombs in Neungsan-ri, Archaeological complex of royal burial mounds in Buyeo-gun, South Korea.
The Royal Tombs of Neungsan-ri consist of several burial mounds arranged in ascending rows with stone-lined chambers and ritual areas around each grave. The site displays a thoughtful system for organizing and protecting the burial places of important people.
These tombs were built during the Baekje Kingdom, which ruled for many centuries. They mark a time when this region was one of the most important centers of power and culture in Korea.
The tombs show how Baekje people buried their dead and what objects they believed were important for the afterlife. The way stones were stacked and arranged reveals the craftsmanship and religious beliefs of this ancient time.
The site is open year-round and well-marked with information panels that explain the history. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes since walking on and around the mounds is part of the experience.
Excavations uncovered gilded bronze shoes and finely crafted pottery that reveal how wealthy and influential the buried people were. These discoveries also show that craftsmanship and artistic taste were highly developed at that time.
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