Namsan Mountain

I just turned around when I came here, the relatively simple local scenery

In fact, this is only a small courtyard with an ancient style. According to legend, Park Hyuk Jushi, the founding king of Silla, was born in this small courtyard. At present, there is only a small stone monument recording the life of Park Hyuk Jushi and a special cleaning baby. Of the well. From Luojing, all were extremely steep uphill roads. We rode for half an hour before reaching the most famous historic site in Nanshan-Baoshiting. Walking into the Baoshi Pavilion, we found that there were no buildings except a small water hole, but on the ground under a big tree, we found an abalone-shaped stone building. In fact, this stone building is the Liubei Pavilion in ancient my country. Bao Shi Ting was a place where the kings of the unified Silla era hosted a banquet in the seventh century AD. There were once palaces and other buildings.

Get off at the Gyeongju Express Bus Terminal or the bus terminal outside Gyeongju City, and take bus No. 11 to Unification Hall. There are more than 80 Buddha statues, more than 70 stone pagodas, and more than 100 small temple sites scattered in the mountains. In the open-air museum, the atmosphere of a thousand-year-old ancient capital remains intact. Gyeongju Namsan Mountain is located in the south, so it got its name. It has beautiful mountains and clear waters. The mountain is not high and it is not very tiring to walk. Along the way, you will see many Buddha statues and many strange-shaped stones. The environment is beautiful and the religious atmosphere is very strong. The history of the visit The meaning is good.

Introduction Namsan is the great sacred mountain in the heyday of Silla Buddhism. It is located not far from Bulguksa Temple. It is 468 meters high, 8 kilometers long from north to south and 6 kilometers from east to west. In the Silla era, there were more than 100 temples, which shows the prosperity of Buddhist culture at that time. Today, only 55 temple sites, 59 stone Buddhas and 38 stone pagodas have been left. To view these relics on foot, you can feel the people's pious belief in Buddhism at that time. Drive to the foot of Nanshan Mountain to visit the three stone Buddhas of Baili. Transportation: Take a bus to the "Three Stone Buddhas" station; for hiking, you can get off at the "Unification Hall" station and walk for 5-6 hours. The Chinese translation is Nanshan, which refers to the northernmost section of the Blue Ridge Mountains of the Appalachian Mountains.

Namsan is the Great Sacred Mountain in the heyday of Silla Buddhism, and there are many Buddhist buildings to see. Antique style. Scattered in the mountains are more than 80 Buddha statues, more than 70 stone towers, and more than 100 small temple sites. It is an open-air museum that retains the atmosphere of a thousand-year-old ancient capital intact.