the most beautiful temple by the sea! its worth the trip. You can get there easily by bus, or you can take a taxi there. Beware if you go by bus you still have to walk uphill about 10 minutes or so before you reach the temple. It’s free.
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This was by far the highlight of my trip to South Korea. It is so majestic and I was really able to take my time. Though it was moderately busy, I was able to see everything close up and even spend so...
Known as the closest temple to the sea in Korea, Haedong Yonggung Temple is definitely a must to visit at Busan. There is a small path that leads to to the top of this temple, where you can get a good...
I guess this temple is one of the most unique temples in Korea is the location is actually facing the sea. A lot of tourists are visiting the place not only for praying but also because of the beautif...
My family asked me, do Koreans believe in Buddhism? I stumbled. I was impressed that South Korea is a country with many sects. It is only after I found out that Buddhism is still the largest religious school in Korea.
Haidong Dragon Temple is the only temple in the sea in South Korea. The incense here is very prosperous. There are various Buddhas in the temple, in addition to Guanyin, as well as pharmacists such as Buddha, male Buddha, and learning. Become a Buddha. It is said that the belly and nose of the male Buddha have been touched, so that the boy can be blessed, so now the nose and belly of the male Buddha are bright and bright. Many of the people who come here to seek Buddha are mothers.
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The famous Haedong Yonggungsa Temple in Busan was founded by Master Lazy Weng in the 1376 period of Gao Liyu. This beautiful temple was built on the seashore, backed by mountains and facing the sea. From the entrance of Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, there must be 108 steps to reach the Daxiong Hall, while in the middle of the 108th step is the Sunrise Rock. If you come early, you can stand on the rock and you can hear the sound of the waves hitting the rocks near the shore. While enjoying the spectacular scenery of the sunrise, and you can see the amazing view of the "Golden Dragonfly" on the Sea Dragon King. Located in front of the main hall of Daxiong, the gorgeous three-story stone pagoda is a beautiful sculpture. It is said that a rock with a mighty shape is called the Longyan Rock (also known as Maitreya Rock). Later, because the temple was destroyed during the turbulent period of the Yuchen, and the coast warning line was added during the confrontation period of 6-25 between the North and South Korea. The place was completely rocky taking away, the leading rock, and was also submerged in the long river of history.
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Haidong Longgong Temple is seen on the east coast of Busan and is a temple on the seaside in South Korea. The temple is surrounded by the mountains and seas. There is a landscape of sea water as well as multiple sculptures put together by Guanyin, such as four lions and three stone pagodas. The special scenery of the Dragon Palace is the 108th order and Sunrise Rock. From the entrance of the Dragon Palace, it is necessary to walk 108 steps to the temple, and Sunrise Rock is located in the center of 108 steps. During the lunar calendar in April, the entrance to the Dragon Palace is full of cherry blossoms and the scenery is very beautiful.
the most beautiful temple by the sea! its worth the trip. You can get there easily by bus, or you can take a taxi there. Beware if you go by bus you still have to walk uphill about 10 minutes or so before you reach the temple. It’s free.
Beautiful temple by the sea! Very clean & respectful people who go there for religious reasons. I really enjoyed the creative work that goes into the religious statues!
wonderful location to visit. stunning temple and statues and some glorious street food and views of the rocky shore
Excellent place to visit The views are stunning
Crowded on the weekend but well worth it. I’m hoping to catch the sunrise one day. The best temple I’ve been to in Korea.