The National Museum of Korea in Seoul has opened an exhibition featuring the Gaya confederacy (A.D. 42-562), a culturally rich civilization that was located in the southern Korean Peninsula. "Gaya ...
Gaya Museum-cum-Magadh Cultural Centre, a treasure trove of priceless relics and artwork, continues to be out of visitors’ reach despite the Buddhist town receiving thousands of tourists every year.
[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Hwang Choi Hyun-joo] Changwon City in Gyeongnam announced on the 5th that it will hold a special exhibition titled "Another Port of Gaya, ...
Seoul, Dec. 2 (BNA): Gaya was an ancient confederation that ruled the central-southern region of the Korean Peninsula for about 500 years through the sixth century. Nevertheless, its presence has been ...
Korean history has always favored the victors as the kingdoms which have disappeared have no voice except for their legacy. The Gaya Kingdom of Korea, more accurately Gaya Confederacy, founded in 42CE ...
State art, culture and youth affairs minister Sukhda Pandey, who visited Gaya Museum on Thursday, has asked the district administration to shift security personnel staying in its auditorium to a ...
Travellers coming to Gaya are usually on a mission for soul-search, after all the city and the district as a whole has a very important cultural and historical significance. The very best of Gaya is ...
The city of Gaya is thronged with devotees who come to pay their respects to Buddha, and the myriad Gods and Goddesses whose temples and caves are situated here. Go to the Gaya Museum for a look at ...
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