Seognam-sa | |
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Seognam-sa, located in Gaji-san Provincial Park, was constructed by National
Priest Doeui-kuksa in 824, during the reign of King Heondeog of the Shilla Dynasty. It is now a nunnery.
The temple grounds contain 30 buildings and a number of treasures. It commands a fine view of the
surrounding area. Rare thorny ash trees also grow in the area.
Three-Story PagodaBuilt on a style of double foundation, this three-story pagoda is typical of stone pagodas built during the Unified Shilla Period. It has been designated Local Tangible Cultural Property #22. The temple grounds also contain a stupa called Deogjo-budo (designated Treasure #369), presumed to be made at the time of the construction of this temple. Location: Deokhyon-ri, Sangbuk-myeon Admission: 1,700 won Directions: Gyeongbu Expressway -> Seoul Interchange -> National Road #24 -> Seognam-sa 
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