Boseong Daewonsa Temple Cherry Blossom Road

Every year from March to April, the fragrant scent of spring fills the air along the Boseong Daewonsa Cherry Blossom Road. While hundreds of thousands of visitors used to gather at once to enjoy the refreshing blossoms, during the COVID-19 era, visitors can take in the sights with a leisurely drive along the winding two-lane road. ㆍCourse Information: Daewonsa Three-Way Intersection – Daewonsa Temple Entrance (Approx. 5.3 km) ※ You can check the detailed location of each course by zooming in on the map below. 　 If the courses overlap on the map, please zoom in to check. 　 (You can zoom in on the map using your mouse wheel or fingers at the desired location.)

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   Daewonsa Temple (Boseong)

   대원사(보성)

   Located on Cheonbongsan Mountain in Boseong, Daewonsa Temple is an ancient temple of Baekje imbued with 1,500 years of Honam Buddhist history since it was founded by Monk Ado in the 3rd year of King Muryeong's reign. It houses Geuknakjeon Hall (Tangible Cultural Heritage No. 87) and the Stupa of State Preceptor Jajin of Daewonsa Temple (Tangible Cultural Heritage No. 35). Templestay programs are also available at Boseong Daewonsa Temple.MoreLess

   

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   First Cultivation Site of Boseong Green Tea

   보성녹차 시배지

   At Daewonsa Temple on Cheonbongsan Mountain, there is a colony of 350-year-old tea trees. It is designated as Important Agricultural Heritage No. 11 by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs. The small hill covered with tea trees is well worth seeing.MoreLess

   

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   Daewonsa Tibet Museum

   대원사 티벳박물관

   The Daewonsa Tibet Museum was established to introduce the spiritual culture and artistic world of Tibet and to promote spiritual exchange with Korean Buddhism. The museum was built in the style of a Tibetan temple on a site above the Daewonsa Temple parking lot. Inside, more than 1,000 pieces of Tibetan art, collected by Daewonsa's head monk Venerable Hyeonjang over 15 years, are on permanent display.MoreLess

   

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