[2025 Buyeo-gun Attraction] Travel Guide for Jeongnimsaji Temple Site (Updated May)

The 2023 Daebaekje Festival will be held from September 23 to October 9 in the Gongju and Buyeo areas 🫶🏻 Various performances are also prepared As Baekje is recorded in history as “frugal but not shabby, gorgeous but not extravagant”, I hope you enjoy the splendid spirit and heritage of Baekje along with the festival 👍🏻 🔖Places to visit together 📍Jeongnimsaji ◽️UNESCO World Heritage Site ◽️Opening hours 9:00-18:00 ◽️Admission fee: 1,500 won for adults, free for preschoolers 📍Gungnamji ◽️A pond dug to the south of the palace = Gungnamji ◽️The first artificial garden in Korea ◽️Free admission, free parking ◽️Open 24 hours In addition, There are so many places to visit Roofless Museum Buyeo and Gongju 💚💚 ##Buyeo #Gongju #DaeBaekjejeon #BuyeoTravel #Jeongnimsaji #Gungnamji

#Must-see historic sites Following Gyeongju, the capital of Silla, and Pyongyang, the capital of Goguryeo, Buyeo, the capital of Baekje, has many cultural heritages of Baekje! Buyeo is a region with great historical value, as many parts of the city are listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites! 1. Jeongnimsa Temple Site The Jeongnimsa Temple Pagoda has not been dismantled yet, so it is said that there may be some heritages and records inside it. It feels like a time capsule! I really wonder what heritages will be discovered if Jeongnimsa Temple is excavated someday. 2. Jeongnimsa Temple Site Museum This place, located together with the Jeongnimsa Temple Pagoda, exhibits and manages the history of Jeongnimsa Temple and various heritages excavated around the pagoda. If you purchase a ticket to Jeongnim Photo, you can see them together, so be sure to visit! 3. Baekje Royal Tomb Garden Like the Daereungwon, the Baekje royal tomb, the Royal Tomb Garden is much larger than the Daereungwon! The royal tomb complex, which consists of several tombs, is more like a small park than a king's tomb, and it is well-maintained! One of the royal tomb complexes was actually open to the public, so it was a truly amazing experience. This was the Baekje historic site in Buyeo, Chungcheongnam-do, where you can feel the breath of Baekje. #BuyeoTravel #Baekje #JeongnimsaSite #Buyeo #BaekjeRoyalTombComplex #HotPlace

This is the Jeongnimsa Temple site in Buyeo-gun, Chungcheongnam-do, Republic of Korea. The Jeongnimsa Temple site is the most important temple of Baekje, located in the center of the Sabi city wall. The central gate, pagoda, main hall, and lecture hall are located in a straight line from north to south, and the east-west corridors, building sites, and monks' quarters have been confirmed. The size of the central temple is about 62m east-west and 120m north-south. As a result of the excavation, cultural layers from the Bronze Age including plain pottery, cultural layers from the Three Kingdoms Period (Baekje) before and after the founding of Jeongnimsa Temple, and cultural layers from the Goryeo Dynasty were discovered. Before the temple was built, there were workshop facilities, and the temple continued to exist during the Goryeo Dynasty. In the spring of 538, King Seong of Baekje moved the capital to Sabi Castle, which is now Buyeo. The temple was built along with the city plan that divided the Sabi city wall into five parts, including the central, east, west, south, and north, and created residential areas within them, including the royal palace and government offices. The appearance of the capital city during the period when Baekje moved its capital to Sabi Castle is described in the Chinese historical book, Zhou Shu, as "there were many temples and pagodas." The foundation stone that receives the load from the foundation pillar and transfers it to the pedestal and the ground is called a foundation stone. The foundation stone is made by firmly setting small fields after compacting the ground, and the upper surface of the foundation stone is called a jujwa, which is sometimes called a jujwa, and decorative elements are added. At the Jeongnimsa Temple site, square, round, and natural stone foundation stones were discovered, and the appearance and period of the building site can be inferred based on the shape of the foundation stone. A peddler is a merchant who sells goods by carrying them on his back or in a bundle while walking around the market. The word peddler is a compound word of bosang and bujang, and bosang and bujang were distinguished by the sales method or the goods handled. In terms of sales method, bosang was the so-called peddler who sold goods by carrying them on a bundle. Busang was a 'peddler who carried them on his back and sold them. The burials of the burials are usually small, light, and expensive items such as stationery, accessories, and textiles, while the burials are large, heavy items such as pots, farm implements, ironware, wooden utensils, earthenware, salt, and fish. The burial relics examined so far are those left behind by the burial merchants in the provinces, and they tell us about the formation and evolution of the burial merchant group, its organizational structure and rules, a list of past executives, the privileges of the burial merchant organization and related activities, the types of goods handled and the areas of activity of the local burial merchants, the financial situation, and the rites and customs of the burial merchant group. These are materials that can help us understand the commercial groups, commercial history, and commercial folklore of the transitional period to modern times, and they have high value historically, academically, and as a cultural heritage. #Domestic travel #February travel support event

🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷Buyeo County is located in South Chungcheong Province, South Korea. It is a city with a long history. As the capital of the ancient Baekje Kingdom, it has rich historical relics and cultural heritage. It is known as the "Cradle of Baekje Culture" and is an excellent place to experience Korean history and culture. Attractions [Rainbow] [Rainbow] [Rainbow]: - Busosanseong: One of the largest mountain fortresses in Korea, a world cultural heritage site. Walking through it, you can see the palace ruins and city walls from the Baekje period and feel the weight of history. Admission is free. - National Buyeo Museum: It houses a large collection of artifacts from the Baekje period. Through these exhibits, you can gain a deeper understanding of Baekje culture. Admission is free. - Jeonglin Temple Site: The iconic five-story stone pagoda is an outstanding example of Buddhist art from the Baekje period. Admission is free. Tour route👣👣👣: - Day 1: Arrive at Buyeo County in the morning and go to Buyeo Mountain Fortress to enjoy the panoramic view and historical relics of the mountain fortress; in the afternoon, visit the National Buyeo Museum to learn more about the history of Baekje. - Day 2: Visit Dinglin Temple and experience Buddhist culture; then visit the surrounding traditional markets and experience local life. Transportation🚗🚗🚗: - External transportation: You can take the KTX from Seoul to Buyeo Station, which takes about 2 hours. - Internal transportation: You can choose to take the bus or taxi to the scenic spot. Bus travel is economical, but the frequency may be less. Taking a taxi is convenient but the cost is higher. Accommodation: - Buyeo Tourist Hotel: Excellent location, close to major attractions, complete facilities, moderate price. - B&B: You can experience a richer living atmosphere in local B&Bs, and some of them also offer Korean clothing experience. Food🍷🍹🥤: - Baekje Bibimbap: A local specialty, rice with a variety of vegetables and special sauces, nutritious and delicious. - Buyeo grilled eel: The meat is tender and fresh, the skin is slightly charred after grilling, and the aroma is overflowing. Notes⭕️⭕️⭕️: - Loud noises are prohibited in museums and historical sites, and please abide by the museum regulations when taking photos. - Korean public transportation may adjust its operating hours due to holidays, so please confirm before traveling. - There may be language barriers in local restaurants. You can prepare translation software in advance or use simple English to communicate.

😊In Buyeo County, South Chungcheong Province, South Korea, there is a hidden Jeonglin Temple full of historical charm. [Cute] Dinglin Temple has a profound historical background and has witnessed the vicissitudes of time. This place carries the memory of the Baekje Dynasty and is closely connected to that ancient past. The five-story stone pagoda in the temple is 8.33 meters high and is made of granite. It is elegant and magnificent. It is known as the ancestor of Korean stone pagodas together with the stone pagoda at the site of Mireuk Temple in Iksan. It is like a silent old man, quietly telling stories of the past. Nearby is a stone Buddha statue that is believed to be a sculpture from the reign of King Gojong. At dusk, the afterglow of the setting sun shines on the stone pagoda, creating a dreamlike atmosphere. The beautiful scenery of "Baekje Pagoda Sunset" is intoxicating and is also listed as one of the eight scenic spots in Buyeo. [Scenic]From a cultural perspective, Dinglin Temple has a value that cannot be ignored. The tiles and other cultural relics unearthed here provide important basis for studying the temple architectural styles in different historical periods and regions. For example, it has an interesting connection with the roof tiles unearthed from the Shangdinglin Temple site in Nanjing, China. This cross-regional connection is like an invisible bond that connects the history and culture of different countries. [Fire]For tourists, it is also very convenient to visit Dinglin Temple. It only takes 5 minutes to walk from Buyeo Suburban Bus Station to the Jeonglin Temple Site, so you can easily start this historical journey. 🤗Dinglin Temple is not only a temple, but also a living history book. Every page is full of stories, and every scene is a work of art that blends history and nature. Come to Jeonglinsa Temple in Buyeo County and experience its unique charm! 😉

#Korea Must-visit check-in spots Between 538 and 660, Baekje moved its capital to Buyeo and built Jeonglin Temple in its central area. Jeongnimsa Temple is a representative relic of the Goryeo reconstruction period. Judging from the configuration of the temple, the temple's architectural layout adopts a tower-type configuration structure, that is, from south to north, the central gate, stone tower, golden hall, and lecture hall are built in sequence in a straight line, separated by corridors around them. But what is interesting is that the layout of the aisles surrounding the center of the temple is not a regular quadrilateral but a trapezoidal plane with relatively wide intervals on the north side. At the excavation site, there is a lotus pond in front of the temple site, and the five-story stone pagoda built during the Baekje period (National Treasure No. 9) and the stone Buddha statue built during the Goryeo period (Treasure No. 108) are still well preserved. The most precious treasure of Dinglin Temple is a five-story stone pagoda in the temple. At the bottom of the pagoda is the "Inscription on the Tang Dynasty's Conquest of Baekje", which is a stele engraved by Su Dingfang, the General of the Left Guard, the Supreme Pillar of the State, and the Duke of Xing, after he conquered Baekje. The stone pagoda is 8.33 meters high and is an elegant stone pagoda carved from granite. It is known as the ancestor of Korean stone pagodas along with the stone pagoda at the site of Mireuksa Temple in Iksan. This five-story stone tower embodies a balanced beauty. The overall atmosphere is clean and neat, stable and steady, solemn and majestic. It is an absolute national treasure of South Korea. When you visit Buyeo, remember to check in at Jeonglin Temple. Address: Dongnam-ri, Buyeo-eup, Buyeo-gun, Chungcheongnam-do

Jeongnimsaji is one of the most important relics representing Baekje temples, and is said to be the central temple site of the Sabi period when Baekje moved to Buyeo. I thought about it because it had this kind of meaning, but it was a little messy because they were preparing for a performance as part of the Daebaekjejeon event. Still, I was moved to see the Jeongnimsaji 5-story stone pagoda, which I had heard of many times. 💛 If you go into the tiled building behind the stone pagoda, you can see the Jeongnimsaji stone Buddha statue. It was a huge and wonderful Buddha statue that was well preserved, although it was partially damaged! The museum is also free, but I have to go see the Busosanseong media art, so I'll pass! Gungnamji, Busosanseong, Buyeo Museum All 5-10 minutes away, so it was great to go on a Buyeo cultural tour 💛 - - 📍Jeongnimsaji 🧭83 Jeongnim-ro, Buyeo-eup, Buyeo-gun, Chungcheongnam-do ⏰️9:00-18:00 ℹ️Temporary exemption from admission fee #Domestic travel#Buyeo travel

Buyeo Cultural Heritage Media Art Festival in full swing in Buyeo-gun, Chungcheongnam-do I think it might be the largest and most beautiful festival among the festivals being held these days🔥 Buyeo is famous for its Baekje cultural heritage, but every moment recreated with media art is amazing itself! During the day, I visited the museum, Gungnamji, Jeongnimsaji, etc. There were many parts that touched me even more🩷 In particular, the Sabi Incense Burner performance was really cool! There are time gaps depending on the route, so I hope you plan well and watch all the great performances without missing a single one It suddenly got really cold, so a coat is a must! - 📍Buyeo Cultural Heritage Media Art 🧭Buyeo-eup, Buyeo-gun, Chungcheongnam-do ℹ️Free admission #Domestic travel#Buyeo travel

The morning dawned on the 2-day, 1-night Buyeo tour with Lotte Rent-a-Car... As I looked around the Buyeo amphibious tour, Busosanseong Fortress, and Jeongnimsa Temple Museum, I felt as if I could touch the Buddhist cultural festivals that flourished during the Baekje period. While touring Chungnam with Lotte Rent-a-Car for 2 days and 1 night, I really wanted to visit Buyeo.. It was the day my wish came true ㅎㅎ#BuyeoTravel #AmphibiousBus #Busosanseong Fortress #Jeongnimsa Temple Site

The Baekje royal temple site. However, now only the site remains, 'Jeongnimsaji'. It was the site of a royal temple that played a role similar to Hwangryongsa or Bunhwangsa in Gyeongju, but now only the site and the temple remain. The appearance of the 5-story stone pagoda of Jeongnimsaji, which is said to have conquered Baekje during the Three Kingdoms period and engraved the records of the time, was truly elegant and neat! I was able to learn more about the detailed story at the museum right next door. Now only the temple site remains. I recommend walking around while imagining what it looked like back then along with Busosanseong Fortress! *Jeongnimsaji - Address: 83 Jeongnim-ro, Buyeo-eup, Buyeo-gun, Chungcheongnam-do - Operating hours: 09:00~18:00 - Admission: Adults 1,500 won / Teenagers 1,200 won / Children 700 won #Hot place#Safe travel#Summer in your hands#Vacation trip