Baegyangsa Temple in South Korea

If you don't visit temples while touring South Korea, it would be a straight miss. These beautiful temples displaying architectural splendor, spirituality and calmness, will haunt you back to the heritage and cultural richness of the Korean society. Baegyangsa Temple in South Korea is one of the most popular temples in the country. Baegyangsa Temple is also known as Baekyangsa and is considered as a head temple of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. It is one of the temples that will not only attract you towards its preaching philosophical order but also towards its beautiful setting in the boughs of Nature. Thus, whether you are a nature-lover, a religious follower of Korean Buddhism or just a lazing tourist seeking pleasure, Baegyangsa Temple in South Korea welcomes you heartily.

Facilities of Baegyangsa Temple in South Korea

  -   Baegyangsa Temple in South Korea located at Bukha-myeon, Jangseong County in South Jeolla province, was founded in 632.
  -   It was constructed under the Baekje kingdom on the slopes of Baegam-san in Naejangsan National Park.
  -   Meaning white sheep, Baegyangsa Temple stands for the legend of the Goryeo period according to which a white sheep listened to a sermon and then attained enlightenment to Paradise.
  -   For reaching Baegyangsa Temple in South Korea , you can board a bus from Gwangju, which will take one and half an hour at a cost of 4,000 won.
  -   Smaller than Naejang Temple also within the national park, Baegyangsa Temple in South Korea still houses Buddhist monks.
  -   You can spot these monks strolling around the temple and the nearby area.
  -   You will also relish a pointed mountain in the background of the grandly built temple.
  -   Inside Baegyangsa Temple in South Korea, you can see a Buddha shrine, incense and lighted candles.
  -   The ambience of the natural setting with butterflies, lush greenery and the quiet neighborhood are bound to impress you in Baegyangsa Temple in South Korea.