• Start
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• Magoksa Temple-1
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• Magoksa Temple-2
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• Magoksa Temple-3
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• Black rubber shoes
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• Seonunsa Temple-1
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• Seonunsa Temple-2
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• Dolmen Museu
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• Finish

The broad floor of Manseru is the place for visitors. There are a variety of tools to enjoy tea time.

The signboard of Daeungbojeon hall is square. Old trees and yellow chrysanthemum pots have been decorated in front of the building.

Yellow quinces are hanging on the quince trees on the right side of Daeungbojeon hall.

A thousand of pieces of woods have been embedded between lumber and stone below the pillar of Daeungbojeon hall. So it is well fixed not to be broken.

Stone embankments have embraced the building on the backside of Yeongsanjeon hall. There is a huge habitat of camellias of Seonunsa temple on the backside of Daeungbojeon hall. The best camellia festival in Korea would be held next spring, I guess.

This wet persimmon tree looked amazing in Seonunsa temple in the rainy morning. The bright drops and hanging persimmons are the best.

A lot of visitors have heaped up stones in the garden left to Yeongsanjeon hall. I feel like I am in the land of pigmies.

Looking at sand fishes in a temple is funny. They are so cute and lovely. I also think they are beautiful and three-dimensional.