The Three Most Beautiful Temples Of Korean Tourism

Not only are prominent symbols in Korea, proving the prosperity of Buddhism through each historical period, these three temples are also an attractive tourist destination for those interested in architecture, fine arts and Korea is not only attractive by beautiful landscapes, skyscrapers, poetic rivers but also culture, beliefs, historical sites and especially temples bearing the mark of prosperity of Buddhism Bulguksa - Gyeongju Temple In 1995, Bulguksa was recognized by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage. Admission is 3,000 won, equivalent to 57,000 dong. Bulguksa Temple is located on the slopes of Mount Tohamsa, 16 kilometers southeast of Gyeongju City (Heritage City). This is considered the oldest temple in Korea, was built by Queen Beopheung of the Silla Dynasty in 528. During this period, Buddhism was the State religion, having a great influence on cultural, political and life

. Silla spirituality. Considered the oldest temple in Korea, Bulguksa was built by Queen Beopheung's wife, King Beopheung of the Silla Dynasty in 528, in 751. was rebuilt by Prime Minister Kim Daeseong and completed in 774 when the Silla family reunited the Korean peninsula The pagoda consists of many horizontal rows of houses, decorated like a palace.



Silla kings were extremely proud of building a mortal Buddha world. Therefore, the temple was named Bulguksa, meaning Buddha Kingdom, the entire foundation is lined with millions of large and small stone slabs of all sizes and arranged together without any glue but still strong beyond time. Temple built with very unique architecture. The entire foundation is arranged by millions of large and small stone slabs of all sizes, above are gorgeous wooden blocks, adorned with motifs of lotus flowers, clouds, birds with five colors characteristic of the floor. Above are the rows of gorgeous wooden houses, adorned with motifs of lotus flowers, clouds, birds and animals with five colors characteristic of the noble class. intact, leading to two main shrines. One is to worship Duc Thich Ca Mau Ni, the other to worship Duc Amitabha According to the Silla conception, Shakyamuni was a Buddha who had the merit of enlightening human beings, leading to the path of Buddha.



And Amitabha looks after the bliss realm. During the Japanese invasion (1592-1598), the temple burned down on the wood above, leaving only a stone foundation and only in 1604 was built. During the Japanese invasion (1592-1598), the temple burned down the wood above, leaving only a stone foundation and was rebuilt in 1604. During the Cao Ly dynasties, North Korea and most recently the presidency of President Park Chung Hee, the pagoda was restored and repaired many times. Rice, salt ... were bought by people to go to pagodas.



Located on the rugged and undulating cliffs on the northeast coast of Busan, Haedong Younggungsa Pagoda (Dong Hai Long Palace) was built in 1376, during the Gao Ly Dynasty. In this period, Buddhism was still the National religion and had a great influence on the spiritual life of the people.For local people, Dong Hai Long Cung Pagoda was a sacred temple, if anyone sincerely worshiped Buddha, pray all right. Photo: Minh An. Legend has it that the temple was built according to the dream of great master Naong. At that time, the country suffered from droughts and constant crop failure. One night, the great master Naong dreamed of the Dragon King appearing on the east coast. Knowing this was a good omen, Naong recruited King Uwang to build the temple, named Dong Hai Long Cung.



The temple is considered a masterpiece by the seaside, harmonious combination of heaven and earth images, Buddhism and local folk beliefs. Haedong Younggungsa (Dong Hai Long Cung) was built in 1376, during the reign of Dai Cao Ly. The road leading to the temple gate is twelve Gods Giap (12 zodiacs) representing human destiny. In front of the gate is a ten-storey tower and a wheel, it is said that if anyone prayed here, traveling all year round will be smooth, it is said that the temple was built according to the dream of the great master Naong at that time. Local people's opinion, if you pray and throw a coin here, you will be lucky, satisfied soon.The temple gate is the image of two dragging dragons, implying that this is the seat of the Dragon and Dragon God is protecting the Buddha-field. From the temple gate to the inside, there are 108 stone steps and a half-moon bridge, representing the depressed levels of human afflictions that coming to the Buddha's realm must undergo these feelings to be true. This, visitors receive luck for travel and safety on their journey.



The road leading to the temple gate is twelve Giap gods (12 zodiacs) representing human destiny. there is a main shrine to Shakyamuni Buddha, an outdoor gilded Goddess worshiping board and on the left side is Dong Hai Long Vuong Temple. On the top of the high mountain is a stone statue of Bodhisattva Guan Yin.

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