Gyeongju Yuyeonjeong

Gyeongju Yuyeonjeong is a cultural heritage site on Yongchudae, a valley rock about 50 metres east of Ungok Seowon in Gyeongju. The Andong Gwon clan built the pavilion to honour its ancestors, and it belongs to Ungok Seowon. It was built in 1811, the 11th year of King Sunjo's reign, with three bays at the front, two at the side, and a paljak roof. The ginkgo leaves turn colour in autumn.