Gyeongbuk Health College takes international students on Gyeongju history and culture tour

Gyeongbuk Health College ran a Gyeongju history, culture and regional heritage program for international students from Aug. 12 to 13, the college said.

A total of 13 students took part — 12 from the K-Dream Department and one from the Smart Farm Department.

Participants visited major historical and cultural sites across Gyeongju, including the Gyeongju National Museum, Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond, Bulguksa Temple and Gyeongju Expo Grand Park, exploring Korea's traditional culture and local heritage.

"We will continue to expand tailored support programs in the areas of culture, lifestyle and career development so that international students can grow not only academically but also as members of the local community," said Lee Eun-jik, president of Gyeongbuk Health College.