The Cheonmachong Tomb is the tomb no. 155, one of a complex of tombs in the Daereung complex. There is an entry fee of 3.00 won. Inside you can see the excavated grave with the artifacts and there are some displays on the walls. There are TV screens that tell the story of construction and excavation is different languages, including English.

This tumulus tomb is thought to have been the burial place of an unknown Silla king or a very high ranking noble. This is I think the only tumulus in the burial complex that is open for visitations. Inside there’s an exhibit of the funerary goods. Mostly stunning is the gold crown, decorated with jade and spangles, and clearly been made by the hands of a master craftsman. Other funerary includes cavalry ornamentation. There are even videos to demonstrate the Silla cavalry alongside the horse equipment.

This is an interesting little museum built into a tomb in central Gyeong-Ju. It's a bit prciey compared to other, larger meusuems and sites, but it was worth it to see the burial goods of an ancient king in context. It's also a nice respite from the heat on a hot day of wlking around the tumuli park.