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Beopjusa Temple, Boeun

報恩 法住寺

충청북도 보은군

Basic information

Designation
Historic Site No.503
Category
유적지
Designated year
2009
Location
보은군, 충청북도충북 보은군 속리산면 사내리 산1-1번지 등
Coordinates
36.542612, 127.833705

AI Docent

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# Beopjusa Temple, Boeun Welcome to Beopjusa Temple, a mountain sanctuary nestled in Chungcheongbuk-do that holds some of Korea's most precious treasures. Imagine stepping into a place where history touches you at every turn. Here you'll encounter the Palsangjeon Wooden Pagoda—Korea's only wooden pagoda and a National Treasure. You'll also see the stunning Twin Lion Stone Lantern, an exquisite example of stone craftsmanship. As you explore the grounds, you'll discover the serene Seokyeonji Pond, an elegantly carved stone lotus pond, alongside beautifully preserved halls and a rock-carved Buddha that speaks to centuries of devotion. Every corner reveals another masterpiece: ornate stone lanterns, decorated folding screens, and architectural gems. Beopjusa isn't just a temple—it's a living museum of Korean cultural heritage, recognized by UNESCO as part of Korea's sacred mountain monasteries. Come experience the tranquility and artistry that have survived generations.

⚠ This is an AI-generated retelling of the official description. For accuracy, refer to the official description below.

Description

This temple contains numerous valuable cultural heritage items such as the Palsangjeon Wooden Pagoda (National Treasure No.55), the only wooden pagoda in the country; the Twin Lion Stone Lantern (National Treasure No.5); Seokyeonji Pond, a stone-made lotus pond (National Treasure No.164); the Stone Lantern of the Four Guardian Kings (Treasure No. 15); Rock-carved Seated Buddha (Treasure No. 216); Daeungbojeon Hall (Treasure No. 915); Wontongbojeon Hall (Treasure No. 916); Folding Screen of Sinbeop cheonmundo (Treasure No. 848); and others designated as Tangible Cultural Heritage of Chungcheongbuk-do.

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