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Photographed at Poseok-ro 1092beon-gil, Sajeong-dong, Gyeongju-si in August 2025
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Pink crape myrtle trees in full summer bloom frame a pair of Silla-dynasty burial mounds along Poseok-ro 1092beon-gil in Gyeongju-si, their vivid magenta flowers creating a striking contrast against the mounds' emerald green grass. The two tumuli rise in smooth, symmetrical domes behind the flowering trees, their surfaces catching the warm golden light of a summer sunset. An expansive pale blue sky with scattered mackerel clouds fills the upper two-thirds of the frame, creating a sense of openness and tranquility. Manicured shrubs and additional trees populate the foreground, while a grassy lawn extends toward the base of the mounds. The crape myrtles, known in Korean as baekilhong for their hundred-day blooming period, are a signature summer feature of Gyeongju's tumuli parks. This scene captures the photogenic peak of August when the ancient tombs become framed by cascades of pink blossoms, drawing visitors from across the country.