Goguryeo Tombs

The Goguryeo Tombs are ancient burial sites from the Goguryeo Kingdom, one of Korea’s Three Kingdoms, dating back to around 3rd to 5th centuries AD. Located mainly in modern-day North Korea and China, these tombs are notable for their large size, intricate wall paintings, and stone structures, reflecting the kingdom’s art, culture, and beliefs. They provide valuable insights into Goguryeo society, royal customs, and religious practices. Recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the tombs are important archaeological treasures that help us understand early Korean history.