Hwaeomsa Temple in South Korea

Hwaeomsa Temple in South Korea will lead you to exploration of Korean Buddhism. Even otherwise, Buddhism as a religion and as a philosophy has left deep imprints on the Korean society and its traditions through its long-time presence, so much so that Korean history and culture remains practically incomplete without the mention and tracing of this religion. As you tour the country, you will notice that the Buddhist heritage embalms even the buildings, sculptures, paintings and handicraft works spread across the topography. Hwaeomsa Temple will offer you the right perspective to delve into the recesses of this religion blended into the niches of the Korean society.

Fast Facts of Hwaeomsa Temple in South Korea

  -   Location: 542-853, 12 Hwangjeon-ri, Masan-myeon, Gurye-gun, Jeollanam-do, South Korea
  -   Contact Number: +82-61-782

Facilities of Hwaeomsa Temple in South Korea

  -   You will be amazed to know that Hwaeomsa Temple in South Korea houses four national treasures of South Korea.
  -   You can spot the temple on the slopes of Jiri-san, in Masan-myeon of Gurye County, in the province of Jeollanam-do.
  -   Hwaeomsa Temple was built under the Silla dynasty in 544 and reconstructed after it was gutted in a fire.
  -   Hwaeomsa Temple in South Korea has ancient pagodas to impress you.
  -   If you want to visit a head temple of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism, come to Hwaeomsa Temple in South Korea.
  -   The stone lantern and a three-storied stone pagoda supported by four stone lions- are the national treasures.
  -   The temple also renowned for its lantern festival.
  -   Do you know that the lantern festival is the most important festival in the country that celebrates Buddha's Birthday through the 'Feast of Lanterns' organized on the boulevards of the Republic of Korea's streets? You will find many tourists flocking to Hwaeomsa Temple in South Korea during the lantern festival.