Gwaneumsa Temple

Kwaneumsa Temple is close to Jeju National University, about 1km from Kwaneumsa Temple to the top of Halla Mountain (the highest mountain in Korea). I have been to Guanyin Temple many times and I always find it peaceful and beautiful. Usually there are not many people here, so you can enjoy a quiet time. We came to this temple just to see Halla Mountain. But in the end I seemed to have a surprise. The temple has a large area, where it can make people feel peaceful and feel temporarily separated from the busy city. What's quiet here. The people here make us feel that it is a very common thing here. The monks here are preparing for the Buddha's birthday. We didn't walk into the building to disturb them and I'm sure we didn't see anything. All in all, this is a beautiful and peaceful little place, far away from other people on Jeju Island.

According to the Silla hotel staff, we chose to climb the Hanna Mountain from the direction of Guanyin Temple. Although the mountain is rugged and steeper, it is a short walk and the city bench is down to the "world's best instant noodles", because of the hunger and thirst, I think there is the best Gatorade. We saw a small train like tools on the way, thought that can take, later found that people are workers transport supplies, and not to the top of the mountain. Almost four hours to the top, saw small to speechless "white deer pool." In short, Hannashan is really the test of will. . . we took 60-year-old mother, took 9 hours, over the Hannashan!

Personally like the Buddhist Temple. This temple has many Buddha statues in various forms. The Buddhist breath is relatively strong and the scenery is very good. It makes people enjoy their eyes.

People who like religion and history recommend this place, the form of Guanyin on display and the domestic still have some differences, feel different religious culture.

The temple, built in the early 20th century, is located on a hill. There is prayer time in the afternoon, and the building is clearly Chinese style. In the hall, there is a statue of Sakyamuni, and on his right hand there is a statue of Nanhai Guanyin, and on his left is the thousand-arm Guanyin Bodhisattva.