Woljeongsa

Wolijeongsa is located on the eastern slopes of Odaesan was founded in 643, and is composed of 60 temples buildings and 8 hermitages.

Overview

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  Tunnel of lanterns at Wolijeongsa's entrance.
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  Entrantrace to Wolijeongsa, located on the eastern slopes of Odaesan was founded in 643, and is composed of 60 temples buildings and 8 hermitages.
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  Gate at Wolijeongsa
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  Gate at Wolijeongsa, located on the eastern slopes of Odaesan was founded in 643, and is composed of 60 temples buildings and 8 hermitages.
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  A dusty Virūpāksa - King of the West, one of the Four Heavenly Kings at Wolijeongsa
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  Images painted on entry gates
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  Image in relief on a gate
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  Image in relief on a gate
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  Images painted on entry gates
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  Images painted on entry gates
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  Ornate Buddhist artifact on the second floor of one the entry gates at Wolijeongsa
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  One of the halls at Wolijeongsa
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  Ceiling of the entrance gate at Wolijeongsa
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  Dragonhead roof ornament at Wolijeongsa located on the eastern slopes of Odaesan was founded in 643, and is composed of 60 temples buildings and 8 hermitages.
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  Wolijeongsa
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  Woljeongsa Octagonal Nine Story Stone Pagoda, called the Sari-pagoda (relic pagoda) National Treasure number 48.
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  Woljeongsa Octagonal Nine Story Stone Pagoda, called the Sari-pagoda (relic pagoda)National Treasure number 48.
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  Stone Lantern at Wolijeongsa
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  Wolijeongsa located on the eastern slopes of Odaesan was founded in 643, and is composed of 60 temples buildings and 8 hermitages.
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  Buddha
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  Buddha
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  Buddha
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  Worship halls
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  Worship hall
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  Stone Lantern
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  Paintings on the side of a hall at Wolijeongsa
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  Wolijeongsa