While looking round Seoul we happened upon the Temple which is near the Rodeo Drive of Seoul. It was very nice. Fun and scenic to walk around. It was cold because of winter but very worth the visit. There is a mall just across the...More
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While looking round Seoul we happened upon the Temple which is near the Rodeo Drive of Seoul. It was very nice. Fun and scenic to walk around. It was cold because of winter but very worth the visit. There is a mall just across the...More
Despite ongoing construction and being in city centre, I really enjoyed time spent in the temple. It is really peaceful and special. Has several buildings, as well as big buddha outside. Highly recommend to visit
The Representative Buddhist Temple in the center of newly organized downtown. Of course the Bongeunsah Temple has been already located here before the development of newly organized downtown. Because the surrounding environment became a building forest, the Bongeunsah Temple became a natural and cozy site.
This Temple has a magnificently calm atmosphere even though it is located in the center of modern Samsung-Dong district. Nice traditional buildings and beautiful Buddhist sculptures. I was so relaxed here and got a charge of positive energy. Highly recommend it!
interesting monastery where monks live. Apparently you can arrange a stay and enjoy the monk lifestyle for a couple of days.
I am first time in this temple. First of all this temple is very clear and calm. Very wonderful. I am very happy.
Bongeunsa Temple is comprised of multiple buildings. There are multi-lingual posters explaining the historical significance of each of the distinct areas. It was very pretty and peaceful. The entrance was free. This Temple is located across from Coex Mall.
Wonderful Buddist temple they accept reservation for accommodation at the temple. Beautiful place and about a 15 minute walk from the Joseon Royal Tombs inscribed on the UNESCO world heritage list. Amazing art great for pictures took me about an hour to your the entire...More
In the middle of town the temples are a must see if going through Seoul and without time to get out. Entry is free and you can freely wonder around taking photos.
Famous temple and it's more than 1,200 years old. Though partly damaged in the past, restoration work has mostly repaired it, and still going on. As a tourist site, they don't have much info about the place . locals come here for their prayers It's...More