Buseok-sa in Yeongju
See the Korean
Buildings page for more information.
View the images
individually:
Anyang pavilion.
The Beomjonggak pavilion
from below.
Inside the
Beomjonggak pavilion, with the drum (dead beings), the fish (beings of the
waters), and the cloud (beings of the air), that accompany the bell (beings of
the earth).
Looking down from
the pavilion.
The Beomjonggak
pavilion seen from the Anyang Pavilion.
The left of the two
stupas at the lower entrance to the temple complex.
Triad to the left of
Muryangsujeon hall.
Muryangsujeon
hall, rebuilt in 1376.
Detail of the roof.
The Silla period
stupa above the Muryangsujeon hall on the way up to Josadang Shrine. This
latter is a small and very ancient hall built on the spot where the Ven.
Uisang (625-702) is said to have lived while the temple was being built.