Hongbeopsa

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Hongbeopsa Temple is proudly looked over by the towering Amitabha Great Buddha and echoes the majesty of the incredible bronze statue. Hongbeopsa Temple's exquisite charm unfolds within its lush gardens, graced by various Buddha statues of diverse shapes and hues. Each statue exudes its unique countenance, offering a restorative respite from the pressures of daily life. Notably, the temple also houses a collection of traditional jars used for preserving kimchi and other ingredients. These jars maintain their fresh flavors through intricate temperature control, earning them the nickname "breathing jars." Established in 2003, the temple's profound sense of tranquility and its status as the abode of Korea's largest bronze Amitabha Buddha statue make it an enchanting destination for those in search of spiritual solace amidst breathtaking natural beauty. The temple is open all year round.