Beomeosa — Attraction in Busan

Beomeosa Temple is a temple located at the eastern foot of Geumjeong Mountain in Beomeosa-ro (formerly Cheongnyong-dong), Geumjeong-gu, Busan, and is the headquarters of the 14th Diocese of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. It is called one of the three major temples in Yeongnam, along with Haeinsa Temple in Hapcheon and Tongdosa Temple in Yangsan. In November 2012, based on the devotion and harmony of the monks, Daejong Jiyu was appointed as the first head and was designated as the general manager.

It was founded by Master Uisang in the 18th year of King Munmu of Silla (678) as one of the Hwaeomsipchal (華嚴十刹) temples in Haedong. Among temples across the country, it is the only one that houses the national treasure , and in 'Uisangjeongyo' contained in Part 5 of Volume 4, which is one of the oldest editions, Uisangdaesa is recorded in ten temples. There is a story about spreading the doctrine and founding Hwaeomsipchal, and among these, it is mentioned that 'Geumjeongji Beomeo (金井之梵魚)', that is, Beomeosa Temple on Mt. Geumjeong, is included. Also, records that the mountain was named Geumjeongsan (金井山) because a golden fish came down from the sky and played in the well, and a temple was built there, Beomeosa (梵魚寺). I'm doing it.

Beomeosa Temple was established to realize on earth the ideal world of the Avatamsaka Sutra, a clean, pure, beautiful life filled with mutual help, understanding, and happiness. Beomeosa Temple is a temple that has historically cultivated many great Buddhist monks and produced Zen monks. It is a place with a long tradition and many cultural assets. am. Master Uisang, Master Wonhyo, Master Pyohun Daedeok, Master Nangbaek, and Monk Myeonghak, as well as Zen Master Gyeongheo, Master Yongseong, Master Seongwol, Master Manhae Han Yong-un, and Master Dongsan, devoted themselves to training, thereby establishing its historical significance as a renowned temple in Korea. have

In the 1950s, Monk Dongsan led the Buddhist purification movement, and later led modern Buddhism in Korea. After being designated as a general forest, he continued to expand the space for practice in accordance with the wishes of the first monks. In particular, in 2019, Beomeosa Temple's long-awaited project, the Zen Culture Education Center, and in 2021, the construction of the Beomeosa Temple Seongbo Museum, the largest temple in the country,...

Good thing takes time.

This beautiful temple is located on the top mountain. It takes us many stop until we reached the nearest station to the location. You can walk up to the temple by enjoying the view from all the amazing trees that surrounds the mountains from the bottom to the top but I recommend you taking taxi because it’ll takes a pretty long time.

When we arrived at the top, we were surprised how beautiful the building were. Although everything was built since long time ago, it looked new as it was just built because of the pretty colors. Every building has it own history and contain it own memory. There’s a prayer temple that people actually comes to pray.

This experience is a must go place because all the beautiful maintain and buildings just what we don’t see in our busy...

Fascinating training monastery nestled in the lush green hills. Lots to see of the Buddhist religion dating back to the 18th century. For those with mobility issues, there are many steps going up as you progress through gates and view halls. So just be prepared for lots of stair climbing. The Cheonwangmun Gate was especially memorable as the for Guardian Kings there to protect Buddha are there to screen you as you pass through the gate. I didn't take the opportunity, but they also advertise a Templestay where visitors can stay overnight for one day to experience Korean Buddhism.

I tried to add the Beomeosa Museum as another location, but wasn't able to. The museum is just down the road from the monastery, and looks very new. There aren't many exhibits, but it's worth...