Let's go to Hongcheon to see the autumn foliage and Suta Temple, which is full of treasures.

#NovemberTravelSupportEvent #HongcheonTravel #PlacesToVisitInHongcheon #Gongjaksan #MillenniumTemple #SutaSa #Treasure #FallMaple Hongcheon SutaSa. Address: 473 Gongjaksan, SutaSa-ro, Yeonggwimi-myeon, Hongcheon-gun, Gangwon-do. Open all year round. Free admission, free parking. Inquiries: 033 436 6611. There is a theory that it was founded by Wonhyo Daesa of Silla. The mountain is called Gongjaksan because the shape of the mountain resembles a peacock spreading its wings. It is said that the winter mountain is the best with spring azaleas, fall maple leaves, and old pine groves shaped like bonsai. There is a 500-year-old juniper tree next to Simwoosanbang. It is said that the tree grew from the cane that the old monk who was in charge of the temple relocation in 1568 used and stuck it in the ground. There is also a legend that the spirit of the monk resides in the tree and protects Suta Temple from ghosts and evil spirits. Daejeokgwangjeon is Gangwon-do Tangible Cultural Property No. 17, the Bronze Bell of Siinbigu, Treasure No. 11-3, Volume 17-18 of Wolinseokbo, Tangible Cultural Property No. 121-123 of the Statue of Heavenly Kings, and the Wooden Seated Statue of Avalokitesvara and the Relics of the Temple are Tangible Cultural Property No. 176.