Beautiful Autumn View Of Beopjusa Temple

#fallingseason There are so many valuable cultural assets in Beopjusa Temple that I only looked around the national treasures It is National Treasure No. 55, a five-story wooden tower with Palsangdo, which depicts the life of Sakyamuni in eight scenes. It was built when Beopjusa Temple was built, and it was burned during the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 15926, and it was rebuilt in 1626. I also saw a monk tapping a small Dharma drum (sogo) and practicing Buddhist prayer for a long time in the Palsangjeon Hall. I also saw a monk tapping a small Dharma drum (sogo) and practicing Buddhist prayer for a long time in the Palsangjeon Hall. Songnisan Beopjusa Stone Ryeonji, National Treasure No. 64, is estimated to have been made around 720. It is a rare stone sculpture that looks like a lotus floating around.