[2025 Yeonggwang-gun Attraction] Travel Guide for Bulgabsa (Updated May)

#เที่ยวเกาหลี Bulguksa (불국사) The temple was built in A.D. 528, the year of Buddhism. officially recognized By the Silla dynasty, the temple is now located in Gyeongju City of North Gyeongsang Province. (Gyeongsangbuk-do, Gyeongsangbuk-do), South Korea The temple was built during the reign of King Bopheung (Beopheung) according to the wishes of Mother Yeongje (Yeongje) and Queen Ki Yun (Queen Gi Yun) by building a temple. As for the name of the temple, it is called Beopryusa Temple.

#Hanok #Hot place #Temple #Good place to take pictures Bulgapsa Temple in Yeonggwang, Jeollanam-do, has no separate admission fee and is known as one of the three major places to see red peonies in Korea. It is a place where beautiful red flowers and temples come together to create a place overflowing with traditional Korean beauty. We recommend visiting between September and October. The parking lot facilities are also well-constructed, which is nice.

#FallTravel The sunrise shining through the fog of Miljae that made everyone there let out a low gasp. The flower pots of Miljae were falling more than I thought, and the flower pots of Bulgapsa Temple were already falling, so I was a little disappointed, but when I saw the results, I thought it was a good idea to visit that day. The hanbok I wore this time was Arihanbok, and as soon as I saw this hanbok, I thought I had to visit Miljae, so I went right away. The flower pots were already falling, but the photos were so pretty that I briefly recorded them on my feed and saved them so you should definitely visit next year❤️ 1️⃣-5️⃣ Miljae Rest Stop 6️⃣-9️⃣ Yeonggwang Bulgapsa Temple

#Domestic travel #Sangsahwa #Family travel ✔️Address: 450 Bulgapsa-ro, Bulgap-myeon, Yeonggwang-gun, Jeollanam-do 📍Admission: Free 📍Parking lot available. Dogs allowed 📍What to see: Sangsahwa, Bulgapsa, Bulgapsa walking trail, Bulgapsa reservoir 📍Time required: About 1 hour Bulgapsa visited at the end of September when Sangsahwa was in full bloom! Although it is way past the Sangsahwa festival period, you can see countless amazing flowers while walking along the walking trail!! In particular, if you bring your parents, they will love this place♥️ I can take more than 1,000 pictures of your mom with the flowers♥️ If you follow the walking trail, you can also visit Bulgapsa, so you can find peace of mind while looking around the inside of Bulgapsa, It seems to be the best domestic travel destination! I recommend a trip to Bulgapsa that is good to visit with your family!

#seoulattractions When I climbed up the naturally formed stone steps, I saw the magnificent Buddha inside the Cheonwangmun Gate. It is said that these Buddha statues were originally located in the Yeonjesa Temple founded by Dosun Guoshi of Xingdeok, North Jeolla Province. It was not until the 7th year of Emperor Gaozong's reign that Zen Master Xuedou rebuilt Fojia Temple and then moved it from the abandoned Yuanqi Temple to its current location! As soon as you enter Bulgapsa Temple, you will first see the dense natural woods formed around Iljumun, followed by the various main halls of Bulgapsa Temple, the most conspicuous one being Bulgapsa Main Hall. If you want to feel the Zen of nature, this is definitely the place to visit. It’s a great place~!

📍450 Bulgapsa-ro, Bulgap-myeon, Yeonggwang-gun, Jeollanam-do If you go to Yeonggwang, you must✔️ visit Bulgapsa 🪷 It is a famous temple in Jeollanam-do and it is a very large temple, so it was good for a walk ㅎㅎ Although it is a temple, there were many cute photo zones here and there and it was a good place to enjoy the autumn scenery 🍂 There is no separate admission fee, so you can visit freely and if you go during the season when the Sangsahwa Festival is held I think there will be more things to see 😄 If you want to enjoy the scenery while taking a quiet walk and find peace of mind I recommend visiting Yeonggwang Bulgapsa 🤍 #Domestic travel

#flower viewing #Yeonggwang travel #Bulgapsa 📌Jeonnam Yeonggwang-gun Bulgap-myeon Bulgapsa-ro 450 🚘 Parking lot available, free of charge ⏰ Takes less than 1 hour Cherry blossom season in April🌸 I went to Yeonggwang Bulgapsa to see the cherry blossoms🌱 Bulgapsa is famous for its azalea flowers, but during the cherry blossom season, the road to Bulgapsa and all the way to Bulgapsa are covered in cherry blossoms! It's a place where you can take lots of pretty cherry blossom photos without being crowded👍🏻

#HotPlace #RestaurantRecommendation #YeonggwangTravel #YeonggwangRestaurant #YeonggwangBarleyBap #BulgapSa #BulgapSaRestaurant #JeolladoTravel #JeollanamdoTravel 🚗Grandma's House - 351 Bulgapsa-ro, Bulgap-myeon, Yeonggwang-gun, Jeollanam-do ✔️ Introducing a barley rice restaurant in front of Bulgapsa! ✔️ After sightseeing and taking a walk in Bulgapsa, try 'barley rice', a healthy lunch to satisfy your hungry stomach! ✔️ There are so many side dishes to mix with barley rice that your legs will bend! ✔️ The rich sesame oil scent makes you empty two bowls without realizing it 💕 After visiting Bulgapsa, which is good for your eyes and body, I recommend healthy barley rice for lunch!

#flower viewing #sangsahwa #fall travel #Yeonggwang travel #hot place 🌺 Bulgapsa Sangsahwa Festival - Yeonggwang Bulgapsa Tourist Site 🌺 2022.09.16. (Fri) ~ 09.25 (Sun), 10 days ✔️ I visited Bulgapsa! Since the upcoming Yeonggwang Fall Festival, the Sangsahwa Flower Festival, is being held, It's still early, but I went before more people gather😉 ✔️ There were many places where flowers were in full bloom even before the festival ✔️ There were many different foods in front of Bulgapsa ✔️ In particular, 1,000 won for a glass of makgeolli!!! The owner was so kind that he gave me a glass of makgeolli😉 ✔️ It's the best to look at the Sangsahwa flowers in full bloom & take pictures, see the magnificent stone statues at Bulgapsa Temple, and slowly come down to have a glass of makgeolli! I recommend a glass of makgeolli at the Yeonggwang Bulgapsa Sangsahwa Festival!