The Temple Is Built Of Stone Over 1,000 Years Old In Korea

Bulguksa Temple in Gyeongju City was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995.
Korean tourism to visit the temple built of stone over 1,000 years old
Bulguksa Temple was built in 528 during the Silla Dynasty, under King Beop-heung (514-540). The project is located in Jinheon-dong, Gyeongju City, North Gyeongsang Province. This is a famous place to visit by Korean people and is a must-visit destination for foreign tourists.
To reach the main power hall, visitors walk through a distance of nearly one kilometer, two sides of which are shady trees

. Spring, cherry blossoms bloom to create impressive scenery.
The whole temple is built with millions of small stones bound together by special material.
Through wars, fires and earthquakes, many parts of the temple were damaged The building underwent a number of remodeling from the Goryeo Dynasty (918-1392) until the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910).



The most recent restoration has lasted 4 years, since 1969, to restore the original architecture of the pagoda.
The front of the pagoda is the entrance with an intact stone staircase of nearly ten meters. This is the path leading to 2 main shrines worshiping Buddha Shakyamuni and Amitabha Buddha.
Not only is the famous Korean work but this place also demonstrates the ups and downs of Buddhism through many historical periods. The pagoda attracts Buddhists from the crossroads and those interested in architecture and art.
Many corners of the pagoda are decorated with lotus flowers, sky, and birds with colorful colors that have faded over time. These motifs also represent the ancient Korean aristocracy
Column corner on the main face of the pagoda has disappeared.




The path around the temple was built solidly.
There are many paths leading to the work.
The temple is located on the side of the mountain, so the air here is very fresh. The peaceful scenery is also what makes many visitors excited when coming to this place.
Behind the pagoda, there is a large campus where many people stack stones like the way the project was built. It is believed that their wishes will come true if these pillars are tall and solid.
The temple is open to welcome guests from 7 to 18 a day. Adults 19 years and over must purchase tickets priced at 5,000 won.



Teenagers from 13 to 18 years old buy a ticket priced at 3,500 won, and if traveling in a group (20 or more people), they get a discount of 3,000 won. Children aged 7 to 12 buy a ticket for 2,500 won, and go in groups of 2,000 won. Children under 7 years old are free of charge. (1,000 won equals 20,000 dong).
According to Phong Vinh / Vnexpress
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