There were 23 ancient tombs in the shape of a mound in Tumuli Park. They were built over 1000 years ago. The park was declared a World Heritage site. The mound in this photo was one of them. And two trees were growing on it.
I thought there was nothing on the mound originally. Its adverse side had changed with the march of the times. In the first place, this place was the burying ground of authorities. Yet it became a public park now.
Nov 2013 NATURE SOUTH KOREA | |
GYEONGJU TOMB TREE WORLD HERITAGE SITE |
No
8070
Shooting Date
Jul 2008
Posted On
November 14, 2013
Modified On
January 7, 2024
Place
Gyeongju, South Korea
Genre
Street Photography
Camera
CANON EOS 1V
Lens
EF85MM F1.2L II USM