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Start
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Songnisan Mountain
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Beopjusa Temple-1
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Beopjusa Temple-2
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Beopjusa Temple-3
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Lake Hills Tourist Hotel
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House of Seon Byeong-guk-1
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House of Seon Byeong-guk-2
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Pine Tree Habitat
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Finish
Huigyeon Bodhisattva Statue:
It is assumed that it was established in the era of King Seongdeok along with Twin-lion Stone Lantern. They set alms on the head. Their clothes are opened, so you can see their strong muscle. They originally presented an offering to Buddha, but they were moved to one side. So they look lonely. You can find right mind to Buddha in their eyes, and a sense of loyalty in their strong legs. One monk explained to me.
Wontongbojeon Hall :
Wontongbojeon
hall is a building which keeps the statue of the Buddhist Goddess of
Mercy or the statue of Amitabha. Beopjusa temple Wontongbojeon hall
keeps 2.8 meters of Wooden Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva statue on the
wooden eight angles lotus pedestal.
According
to his explanation, waving shapes on the head and the chest of statue
of the Buddha make the statue look like flying.
Twin-lion Stone Lantern:
This is the third national treasure of Beopjusa
temple. It is No.5 national treasure, and it is assumed that it was
established in 720. Two stone lions are supporting stone lantern with
their hind legs. It is known as one of the outstanding stone artworks
of Silla.
The
legs and bottom part of the lions are made of one stone.
Twin-lion Stone Lantern:
It is No. 5 national treasure. It is assumed that it
was established in 720. Two stone lions are supporting stone lantern
with their hind legs. It is known as one of the outstanding stone
artworks of Silla.
