[2025 Jecheon-si Attraction] Travel Guide for Jeongbangsa Temple (Updated May)

#Picnic ✨️Jeongbangsa✨️ is a traditional temple located in Neunggang-ri, Susan-myeon, Jecheon-si, Chungcheongbuk-do. It is a temple located on the ridge of Sinsunbong at the foot of Geumsu Mountain, 1,016m above sea level, and was founded by Great Monk Uisang in 662 (the second year of King Munmu of Silla). You can drive up to it, and there is a great space where you can see Cheongpyeong Lake both above and below the temple, so it is a great place to enjoy a picnic. It is a branch temple of Beopjusa Temple in Sokri Mountain of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism, and it is introduced as Sanbangsa Temple. There is a legend that Uisang threw his staff to build a temple after attaining enlightenment, and it flew here and got stuck, so he built a temple. There is also a record in the temple history that the current Buddhist temple was renovated in 1825. There are a main hall, a yosa, and Hyeonhyemun within the temple grounds. The main hall built in 1825 has 12 rooms, and the yosa is a wooden tile-roofed house with 5 rooms. Hyeonhyemun is the main gate of the temple, also called Iljumun, and is a wooden gate with a size of 1 room. 🎯 52 San, Neunggang-ri, Susan-myeon, Jecheon-si, Chungcheongbuk-do #JecheonTravel #Jecheon #Jeongbangsa

#NewYorkFlightEvent Address: 52, Neunggang-ri, Susan-myeon, Jecheon-si, Chungcheongbuk-do This is Jeongbangsa Temple in Susan-myeon, Jecheon-si, Chungcheongbuk-do. I went there with my mom, but it was a bit difficult because we had to climb up the mountain for a long timeㅠㅠ However, the view you see when you arrive is really, really great, so if you have time, I recommend you visit when you go to Jecheon!!

Jeongbangsa Temple. Address: 165, Oksunbong-ro 12-gil, Susan-myeon, Jecheon, Chungcheongbuk-do. Inquiries: 043 647 7399. Founded by the monk Uisang during the Silla Dynasty in the year 662 under King Munmu. There is a wooden statue of Avalokitesvara and behind it, a painting of Buddha is drawn. Designated as Local Tangible Cultural Property No. 206. The road to the temple is narrow, prohibiting entry of large vehicles. Access by car is not easy. The view of Cheongpung Lake and the mountains from the temple is magnificent. Although it is a point for sunset viewing, staying late can be a nuisance to the temple and driving can be dangerous after dark, so it is recommended to come down early. Nearby, there is the Oksunbong Suspension Bridge and Cheongpung Land, so planning a day trip might be a good idea.