Nojeon-Am

The forest is magnificent and the cypress smells very good.

The valley spread out from the entrance of Naewonsa Temple is beautiful and the depth of it is full.

It's great to play in the valley in the summer. It's nice to go up without people.

This is a quiet temple in Naewonsa temple in spring.

It is a good place to wheeling ^! ^

A temple located in the middle of Cheonseongsan Mountain, Yongyeon-ri, Hebei-myeon, Yangsan-si, Gyeongsangnam-do. It is the word of Tongdosa Temple, the headquarters of the 15th Diocese of the Korean Buddhism Jogye Order, and was once called Naewonam. It was founded by the archaeologist Won Hyo-dae during the reign of King Munmu in Silla, and the founding story is recorded in Song Go Seung-jeon. It was predicted that the monks of the Chinese Tang Dynasty Temple would be buried in the landslide caused by the rainy season, and they sent a placard written as Hyocheok Pangujung to save them, and 1,000 Chinese monks came to Silla and became disciples of Wonhyo. While Wonhyo was looking for a place to stay, Sanshin disappeared from Majungna and the present Sanshingak place when she came near Naewonsa Temple. Accordingly, Wonhyo founded Daedunsa Temple and founded 89 hermitages, including Sangwonam, Sangwonam and Naewonam. During the Joseon Dynasty, Uicheon, Yongun, and Haeryeong retreated in 1646 (Injo 24), 1845, and 1876 (Gojong 13), respectively. The internal cancer disappeared and only the internal cancer remained. In 1898 (Gwangmu 2), Yooseong founded Suseonsa and renamed it Naewonsa. During the Japanese colonial period, Huiwol (慧 月) Hui Ming (慧明: 1861-1937) commented, and produced a lot of ancestors. In 1955, the complete disappearance of the Korean War was rebuilt in 13 buildings by Bukuni Soook at Sudeoksa Temple. Existing Dangwoo include the law houses of Sunnawon, Seonwon, Shimwoodang, Jeongcheon Heung, Bulgakgak, Songru, and Sammun. There are lamps, such as Mitaam (성), Seongbulam (成 암), Geumbongam (金 鳳 庵), and Wonhyoam (元 曉 庵). As a cultural property, the vault designated as No. 58 Tangible Cultural Property of Gyeongsangnam-do is famous, and a temple member is designated as Monument No. 81 of Gyeongsangnam-do. It is a temple known as a typical Monk Monastery. There is a valley called Naewonsa Valley and Cheonseongsan Mountain, the second Geumgangsan Mountain, so it is famous for sightseeing around the temple. There are three layers of rock standing in the valley, and the word “Sageumgang” is clearly engraved on the cliff. Around the temple, there are Tongdosa (5km), Baenaegol (5km), Cheonseongsan, Tongdo Fantasia (6km), and Hongryong Falls (4km).

After the rain, the sound of crystal clear water flowing through the valley seems to have been admired more than 100 times. Small and cute snake found near old cancer

The valley around my yarn is so beautiful !!