Nestled on the slopes of Mt. Moaksan, Geumsansa Temple is a historic Buddhist site founded during the Baekje era, renowned for Mireukjeon Hall, Korea's only three-story wooden temple building. Surrounded by dense forest and tranquil mountain scenery, it offers visitors a peaceful escape in every season.
모악산 자락에 자리한 금산사는 백제 시대에 창건된 유서 깊은 사찰로, 우리나라 유일의 삼층 목조 건물인 미륵전이 웅장한 자태를 뽐냅니다. 울창한 숲과 고즈넉한 산사의 정취가 어우러져 사계절 내내 방문객들에게 깊은 인상을 남깁니다.
Photo credit: Korea Tourism Organization
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