Busan Beomeosa Temple, South Korea
Beomeosa Temple was established in the year 678 during the Silla Kingdom. It is one of the three most important Buddhist temples in the South West of Korea.
Beomeosa Temple: 250 Beomeosa-ro, Cheongnyongnopo-dong, Geumjeong-gu, Busan, South Korea
I rode the subway and a bus to where the entrance to the temple is not far away.
Nearby was the little water stream flowing down.
In a short walk, I reached the first gate to the temple.
This is the second gate and inside this gate are …
is where these guardians are located. He is playing guitar but seemed not very happy.
The third gate
and the fourth. This does not look like a gate. It is a building, but below its belly is the passage to the final place.
From the bottom of the building.
This is the building that has the largest Buddha, and there are people gathered here to pray.
Panoramic view of the temple from the temple’s main yard, spanning left to right.
Looking back on where I came from.
Looking left side
Looking right side
Looking up left from the right side of the main yard.
Walked up the stairs and looked down the main yard.
Another picture with the same view
The left side of the temple. I walked to the end of this side but the buildings were closed for visitors.
The buildings on this side are not for tourists. So half of the buildings in the temples are not accessible.
Walked back to the main yard
Looking at the side buildings next to the building with the largest Buddha.
Looking back at the main yard from the left side.
Looking back at the main yard from the right side.
Exiting from the temple.