Bogwangsa - Paju-si

It felt so good and I plan to go again when there are more green leaves~ I feel like I will go there often (sometimes?) in the future :)

It is a place where you can take a quieter look at the scenery of the undisturbed millennium temple and the structure of the temple. It is close to Majang Lake and it is good to walk along the fir forest path along with the foot of Goryeongsan Mountain.

A temple built by Doseon, a monk of the Unified Silla Dynasty during the Northern and Southern Kingdoms, at Goryeongsan Mountain, Gwangtan-myeon, Paju-si, Gyeonggi-do. It is the branch temple of Bongseonsa, the headquarters of the 25th parish of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. It was founded in 894 (the 8th year of Queen Jinseong) by Doseon (道詵) by the command of the king. In 1215 (the 2nd year of King Gojong), Wonjin sang it and Beopmin created the 5th Buddha statue and enshrined it in the temple hall. did After that, after being burned down by the Japanese Invasion of Imjin, in 1622 (the 4th year of Gwanghae-gun), Seolmi and Deokin restored the Beopdang and Seongdang. In 1631 (the 9th year of King Injo), Taowon started to build a bell to make a bell, but after collecting 80 bronzes for three years, he died. did In 1667 (8th year of King Hyeonjong), Jigan (智侃) and Seokryeon (釋蓮) were repaired, and in 1863 (14th year of King Cheoljong), Ssangsejeon and Nahanjeon, Keunbang, and Suguam were repaired. ), and created a statue of a Jijang Bodhisattva, a statue of the King of Siwang, a statue of the three Buddhas of the Sakyamuni Buddha, and a statue of 16 Nahan. In 1884 (the 21st year of King Gojong), Gwaneumjeon and Byeoldang were built, and in 1893, Sansingak was built. Then, in 1901, the Inpa (仁坡) received a donation from Sanggung Cheon (天氏) and repaired it. In 1957, the water tower was built, and in 1973, Governor Waun (臥雲) built the bell tower, which is still today. Existing Dangwoo include Daeungjeon, Gwaneumjeon, Nahanjeon, Ssangsejeon, Sansingak, Manseru, Seungdang, Beomjonggak, Byeoldang, and Suguam. In Daeungjeon, a wooden birojana three-honed Buddha made in 1215 and a statue of Moonsu and Bohyeon Bodhisattva are enshrined. The statue of Naban and 16 Nahan are enshrined, and before Ssangsejeon, the statue of Jizo Bodhisattva and King Siwang, created in 1863, are enshrined. In addition, there are Yeongjo's handwritten version, Kim Jeong-hee's handwritten version, and Budo 1st. (Korean National Culture Encyclopedia)

The place you are looking for if you are frustrated The scenery is different at sunset and when it opens, and every time you go, the atmosphere is different. Especially in winter, the sound of running water from the valley is really amazing! It's good enough to give peace to the heart