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Gyeongju Jungang Market is the city's largest and oldest traditional market, a covered labyrinth of vendor stalls serving everything from fresh seafood and produce to Gyeongju's signature street snacks. Unlike tourist-oriented markets in larger cities, Jungang remains a genuinely local hub where residents do their daily shopping.
The market has operated continuously since the 1960s, although informal trading at the site dates to the Joseon era. It was modernized with a covered arcade roof in the 1990s but retains its traditional atmosphere and vendor-run character.