The original beauty of Bulguksa Temple

#tripblazers Bulguksa Temple at Dapsaji Temple, which contains the soul of the old Silla and the wounds of the Imjin War. Bulguksa Temple was founded in 528 and destroyed during the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1593. Since then, restoration and reconstruction began again in 1604, and the restoration work was successful. Bulguksa Temple is a transfer of the ideal world of the Three Kingdoms Period to the ground and is largely composed of three areas. The Sabah world of Sakyamuni Buddha based on the Lotus Sutra was transferred to Daeungjeon Hall, the paradise world of Amitabha Buddha based on the Muryang Sutra was transferred to Gwaneumjeon Hall and Geungnakjeon Hall, and the soft cremation world of Virozana Buddha based on the Hwaeomgyeong was transferred to Birojeon Hall.