Jisandong Tumuli, Goryeong

A ridge-top cluster of Daegaya-era elite burials, one of seven cemetery components of the UNESCO-listed Gaya Tumuli since 2023. A visit can be paired with the nearby Daegaya Museum to understand the archaeological finds.

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Dates / opening window: The Korea Tourism Organization's listing, updated June 19, 2026, describes the outdoor tomb area as open at all times and year-round. Temporary site restrictions may apply. The museum has separate opening hours, so check both before visiting.
Location: San 23-1, Jisan-ri, Daegaya-eup, Goryeong-gun, Gyeongsangbuk-do (tourism listing for a broad archaeological area, not a confirmed trail entrance). Korean: 경상북도 고령군 대가야읍 지산리 산 23-1.
Getting there / returning: Daegaya Museum and the Royal Tomb Exhibition Hall are nearby. A specific bus stop and parking entrance were not confirmed; ask the county heritage office at +82-54-950-6323 before travelling.

Address: San 23-1, Jisan-ri, Daegaya-eup, Goryeong-gun, Gyeongsangbuk-do (tourism listing for a broad archaeological area, not a confirmed trail entrance). Korean: 경상북도 고령군 대가야읍 지산리 산 23-1.
Nearby transit: Daegaya Museum and the Royal Tomb Exhibition Hall are nearby. A specific bus stop and parking entrance were not confirmed; ask the county heritage office at +82-54-950-6323 before travelling.
Hours: The Korea Tourism Organization's listing, updated June 19, 2026, describes the outdoor tomb area as open at all times and year-round. Temporary site restrictions may apply. The museum has separate opening hours, so check both before visiting.

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2014 photograph of earthen burial mounds along a wooded ridge at Jisan-dong, Goryeong

Why it matters now

Explains the World Heritage context and the usable tourism location without confusing outdoor site access with separate museum opening hours.

Why go

Walk among round burial mounds and read how tomb locations reflect Daegaya society. Archaeological research at Tomb 44 and other mounds also documents elite burial and the historical practice of human sacrifice in burials.

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Plan the visit

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Getting thereDaegaya Museum and the Royal Tomb Exhibition Hall are nearby. A specific bus stop and parking entrance were not confirmed; ask the county heritage office at +82-54-950-6323 before travelling.Find directions on NAVER Map ↗San 23-1, Jisan-ri, Daegaya-eup, Goryeong-gun, Gyeongsangbuk-do (tourism listing for a broad archaeological area, not a confirmed trail entrance). Korean: 경상북도 고령군 대가야읍 지산리 산 23-1.

Nearby facilities & servicesOpen guide →The Korea Tourism Organization's listing, updated June 19, 2026, describes the outdoor tomb area as open at all times and year-round. Temporary site restrictions may apply. The museum has separate opening hours, so check both before visiting.

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