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扶余陵山里古墳群［ユネスコ世界遺産（文化遺産）］（부여 능산리 고분군［유네스코 세계문화유산］）

扶余陵山里古墳群［ユネスコ世界遺産（文化遺産）］（부여 능산리 고분군［유네스코 세계문화유산］）

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扶余陵山里古墳群は、忠清南道扶余郡扶余邑陵山里にある百済時代の古墳群です。風水地理思想による典型的な墓地の地形で、墓地の後方に山があり、東を青龍、西を白虎、前方の山を南の朱雀とみなし、墓地の前方約200メートルのところには西に流れる川があります。
古墳は前列に3基、後列に3基、その後ろの一番高い場所に1基あり、全部で7基あります。墳丘は円形封土墳で、大きさにより大型、中型、小型に分けられます。大型である前列の3基は墳丘の直径が25～30メートル、中型である後列の3基の墳丘は直径が20～25メートル、一番後ろの1基は墳丘の直径が20メートル程度です。
- アドレス : 忠清南道 扶余郡 扶余邑 王陵路61
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- お問い合わせ及びご案内
+82-41-830-2890
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- 休みの日 : 年中無休
- 利用時間
夏季（3～10月）9:00～18:00
冬季（11～2月）9:00～17:00


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