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Ganghwa Island, Incheon, South Korea: Dancheong Korean traditional decorative colouring on wooden buildings - Jeondeungsa Buddhist Temple - Samnangseong castle.

Myohyang National Park, North-Korea - June 12, 2014: Pohyon Buddhist temple in the Myohyang Mountains.

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Close-up of temple roof decoration details in Seoul, South Korea. Blue sky in the background.

Guinsa or Kuinsa is a religious complex that is the center of the Cheontae Buddhist sect and although architecturally it resembles many other Buddhist temples in Korea, it differs mainly in that the structures are several stories high, instead of the typical one or two floors that the others have.

Hanging lanterns for Buddha's Birthday in temple.

Thousand-Armed Guanyin

Yeombulam at Anyang, Korea

Gurye County, South Korea - October 3, 2021: A close-up of the intricately decorated eaves of Yaksa-jeon Hall at Saseongam Hermitage, featuring a traditional wind chime swaying gently against the clear autumn sky.

Ganghwa Island, Incheon, South Korea: Jeondeungsa Buddhist Temple - the Yaksajeon Hall is a sanctum that enshrines Bhaisajyaguru Buddha, the Medicine Buddha. This hall is the smallest Buddhist sanctum in Korea and judging from the carving technique, it is estimated to have been built around the 17th century, in mid Joseon dynasty - Jogye Buddhism is a Korean unification of Zen, sutra study, and Pure Land worship. Samnangseong castle.

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It is a beautiful night view of Woljeonggyo Bridge, a famous tourist attraction in Gyeongju, South Korea.

Korean traditional patterns

Detail of Roofs of a Buddhist Temple Haeun-jeungsa in Busan, South Korea in South Korea, Busan, Busan

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Close-up roof detail of the building of Buddhist Sinheungsa Temple, short 10min walk away from the entrance to Seoraksan National Park, South Korea. Almost tourist shall pay visit this temple before or after going up to Seoraksan. The temple was first constructed by Jajang in 653, first called Hyangseongsa (Temple of Zen Buddhism), or in 637 following his return from Tang China. It burned to the ground in 699, was rebuilt in 710, burned again in 1645 and was rebuilt in 1648 at its present location by Uisang. This temple is believed to be the oldest Zen (Seon) temple in the world

Seoul, South Korea: Bigak / Bigag pavilion, built in 1902 to house the Monument to Commemorate the 40th Anniversary of Emperor Gojong’s enthronement (Ginyeombijeon) and his 50th birthday, as well as the founding in 1897 of the Korean Empire - ornate roof with dancheong painting - Ching-gyeong Monument - architect Shim Eui-seok - Sejong-daero, Jongno-gu

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Photo taken in Pyeongchang, South Korea

Detail of a beautiful painted roof in a Korean palace.

temple exterior with blue sky background above maple trees in Beomosa

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Old Buddhist Temple of Bongwonsa, South Korea

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Traditional korea wooden door.

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