The Goguryeo Tombs

The Goguryeo Tombs are ancient burial sites from the Goguryeo Kingdom, which existed from 37 BCE to 668 CE in parts of modern-day North Korea and China. These tombs are notable for their impressive murals, depicting everyday life, mythology, and rituals, which provide insights into the culture and beliefs of the Goguryeo people. Over 1,000 tombs have been discovered, with the most significant sites located in the Woonseo and Pyeongyang areas. The tombs are recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites, highlighting their historical and artistic importance. They offer invaluable information about early Korean history and art.