Sanbanggulsa Temple — Local services in Seogwipo-si

I recently visited Sanbanggulsa Temple, and while we arrived when it was closed, we still had a wonderful experience. The outdoor walking path surrounding the temple is quite impressive, adorned with numerous statues that add a unique charm to the area.

The walk up the path is beautiful, offering a peaceful atmosphere that allows you to appreciate the natural surroundings. The blend of the temple's architecture with the scenic landscape creates a serene environment that's perfect for a leisurely stroll.

Once we reached the top, the view was simply breathtaking. You can see the surrounding landscape, which is a great reward for the walk. Even though we couldn't explore the temple itself, the outdoor experience was more than enough to make our visit memorable.

Overall, I would recommend stopping by Sanbanggulsa Temple, even if you find it closed. The walking path and the stunning views make it a worthwhile destination for anyone looking to enjoy a bit of nature and tranquility. I hope to return in the future to explore the temple...

While visiting Jeju, I found this temple on the map and knew I had to visit. There are a lot of stairs to climb so you have to be physically ready for it, some people don’t like it or cannot climb, so there is a small gift shop at the bottom (beginning) where you can sit and wait. I found this temple to be very peaceful and scenic with the view of the Yeongmori coast.

I prayed to Buddha when I got up to the top of the temple and also prayed inside the temple. I drank water from the cave while I prayed to Buddha and inside the temple I prayed and made a wish. I also prayed outside to the golden statue Buddha and pressed my head three times on the statue, for good luck. When I came home, I later discovered my wish had come true ✨. This made me believe 100% that the Buddha and this temple heard my prayers. I 100% recommend this temple, and also visited the gift shop to support the monks who live and...

Le Sanbanggulsa Temple est un site spirituel niché dans les hauteurs de la montagne, accessible par un escalier ombragé. Le prix d’entrée est de 1000 wons.

Avis sur le lieu

L’ascension, bien que rude en raison du dénivelé important, est rendue agréable par les arbres qui bordent le chemin. Une fois arrivé au sommet, la vue panoramique depuis le point d’arrêt est tout simplement splendide, offrant un moment de répit bien mérité. La grotte elle-même est petite et ne permet pas d’entrer complètement, sauf pour ceux qui souhaitent déposer des offrandes. Bien que modeste, elle dégage une atmosphère de calme et de recueillement.

Conseils pratiques

Il est préférable de visiter le temple par temps frais, car l’ascension peut être éprouvante sous une forte chaleur. La plateforme devant la grotte étant en plein soleil, il est conseillé de porter un chapeau et d’emporter de l’eau. Prévoyez du temps pour vous reposer et profiter de la vue magnifique qui s’offre à...