easy to get to by public transportation, and it is a beautiful, large temple. When you are on the top you have a view of the sea. Well maintained, but be respectful of people praying. have to take off shoes to enter..

easy to get to by public transportation, and it is a beautiful, large temple. When you are on the top you have a view of the sea. Well maintained, but be respectful of people praying. have to take off shoes to enter..
Take your time to explore the surroundings you feel the inspiration more and BTW the shop over there is reasonably priced
Sitting prominently on a hillside, there is no missing this huge Temple and it is one of the largest in the East.
There is a bit of steep walk from the carpark to the Temple complex and we rewarded ourselves with a drink from the spring well on one side of the grounds.
Consisting of a main hall with a...
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Yakcheonsa Temple is thought to be Asia’s largest Buddhist temple. The main temple has one storey below ground and five stories above, with a floor area of more than 175 sq m and a ceiling height of 29 metres. The Main Hall has 18,000 Buddha statues, and receives many worshippers for its medicinal waters. Monks were praying and chanting when...
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