장안사 대웅전

When my head is clear and I walk through the bamboo forest, my stress is released and my heart is calm

Changan Valley ... There is no water due to a long drought .... Parking facilities. Accessibility.

A place where people secrete.But in the summer, you can see the wild fireflies at the firefly festival.

It's still less commercial, so it's good.. It's quiet and it's a place where you can walk around and take a light hike.

Changansa, which was founded by Ambassador Wonhyo, is small and small compared to its name.

Parking is convenient as parking is large. There is no parking fee. There is a shallow valley in front so it's great to play with children.

Winter hiking is recommended. No wind.

It is an ancient temple that many locals visit because it has a walking forest that is good for driving and meditation. On March 1, 1995, it was designated as the 37th monument in Busan Metropolitan City, and was promoted to treasure 177 on July 30, 2012. It is owned and managed by Chang'an. Jangansa Temple was founded in 673 in the Silla period (13th year of King Munmu) and was called Ssanggyesa by Wonhyeong with Chronic Rock. It was then burned down during the Imjin War, but in 1638 (Injo 16), Taeui was revived. In 1987, Jonggak was newly established and Yozai was newly refurbished. There are Daeungjeon, Myeongbujeon, Eungjinjeon, and Sansingak. When you enter the gate where the statue of Sichuan is standing, there is Daeungjeon in the front, Chungjeon in the left, and Myeongbujeon in the right. In 1654 (Hyojong 5), Expedition, Efficacy, and Chungmuk rebuilt Daeungjeon, and in 1948 Gwangju Gakhyeon retreated Daeungjeon and each building. Daeungjeon is 3 squares on the front and 3 squares on the side. In 1975, Dancheong was re-established, and the height of the building was relatively high and the members were solid. Inside the Daeungjeon Hall, there are the Buddha statues, Buddha statues, and discreet Buddhas. In front of the Daeungjeon Hall is a three-story stone pagoda, which houses seven Buddha statues from the back of India, three times, and a mountain shrine shrouded in bamboo forest. There is a mountain path when you enter the right path with Jangansa Temple, and if you go up about 30 minutes, there is a pelvic rock that Wonhyo built with Jangansa Temple. It is said that the name Chronic Rock was derived from the legend that Won Hyo saved the 1,000 Chinese monks in Daeungjeon by knowing that the Unungsa Temple in China's Yunnan Mountain, through the Cheonan Tong, collapsed during the capital life here. .