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Historical sites are filled with history, politics, culture or society, so it is necessary to continuously restore and preserve them so that historical elements do not deteriorate over time. Korea and Thailand are located in the same Asian region and have very similar cultural and physical characteristics such as palaces, Buddhist temples, and fortresses, but urban regeneration, historical preservation direction, legislation, and policy formulation are different due to the unique regional characteristics and circumstances of each country. Accordingly, this study analyzed urban regeneration and policies in the historical areas of both countries through comparing Gyeongju, Korea, and Rattanakosin, Bangkok, Thailand, finding improvement points on urban regeneration in the historical area of Gyeongju and creating basic data for urban regeneration projects in the future. Since this research method is intended to compare urban regeneration in historical areas of the two countries, research is needed to build an understanding from the basic concept of historical urban regeneration in the two countries to comparative analysis. First, study the concept of urban regeneration in historical areas, trends and examples of urban regeneration in historical areas are examined through relevant literature and official media. Second, comparative items and components to be used as tools for comparative analysis of both countries through prior research analysis. Third, Comparison and analysis of research objects based on comparative items and components to obtain comprehensive results by combining the similarities and differences of each item of urban regeneration in the historical areas of both countries.