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A Buddhist cave sanctuary nestled in a volcanic dome on the southwestern coast of Jeju, with views over Marado island and Dragon Head Rock.
A lava dome rising nearly 400 meters in southwest Jeju, Sanbangsan is home to two Buddhist temples, a sanctuary cave, and protected rare flora.
A Jogye order Buddhist sanctuary founded in 671 on Mount Naksan, near Yangyang: monumental statue, hexagonal pavilion and views over the East Sea.
Headquarters of the Jogye Order in the heart of Seoul, Jogyesa Temple brings together painted pavilions, gilded statues and centuries-old classified trees. Complete visitor guide.
Built between 1908 and 1914 on a site of Catholic martyrdom, Jeondong Cathedral blends Byzantine and Romanesque styles at the entrance to Jeonju's Hanok village.
Gwanghwamun
In the heart of Seoul, Gwanghwamun Square brings together the gate of Gyeongbokgung Palace and the statues of King Sejong and Admiral Yi Sun Shin.
Pohang
On Korea's eastern shoreline, Pohang blends steel manufacturing, an iconic sunrise at Homigot, a bustling fish market, and hiking trails leading to Bogyeongsa Temple.
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