Namsan Mountain in Gyeongju, Gyeongsangbuk-do, which preserves the thousand-year history of Silla, is dotted with Buddhist relics containing the wishes of the people of the Silla Dynasty. One of those numerous ruins! It takes about an hour to climb up Namsan Mountain and is so difficult that you can't breathe after passing 'Kalttakgogae'. There is no water at Chilbulam Rock, so you have to scoop up spring water yourself and carry it with you. You can't find ingredients, so you have to get them from the bottom of the mountain. Despite this, people keep coming here. Why? Monk Yejin poured his heart and soul into the crumbling Chilbulam Temple and brought it into its current state. It is said that Monk Yejin uses a special seasoning even when frying a single vegetable. What is the monk's secret recipe? Let's visit Chilbulam, a place where common vegetable side dishes turn into a rice thief worthy of envy in the world, and a place that reminds us of the preciousness of everyday life. #Korea Travel #Rice Thief Travel #Chilbulam #Secret of Jeolbap #Gyeongbuk Gyeongju #Namsan #Kkaltakgogae #Namul side dish