A serene thousand-year-old temple housing Hwasun's only National Treasure, the Cheolgam Seonsa Stupa
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Address
459, Ssangsanui-ro, Iyang-myeon, Hwasun-gun, Jeonnam-Gwangju, Republic of Korea
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Reservation
Same-day visits and on-site registration only. Reservations are not available.
Open/Closes
No information
Prices & Programs of Ssangbongsa
- [Admission]
- Free
Parenting Tips for Ssangbongsa
- You can admire the tower-like unique three-story wooden Daeungjeon Hall and its colorful, beautiful dancheong decorations.
- The lotus pond, crape myrtle trees, and pavilion area near the entrance are perfect for taking elegant summer photos.
- The pond has large carp that swim close to people, which children find especially fascinating.
- With abundant tree shade and neat walking paths, this is a wonderful temple for a peaceful walk while holding your child's hand.
- Within the temple grounds are Hwasun's only National Treasure, the Cheolgam Seonsa Stupa and the Treasure-designated Cheolgam Seonsa Stupa Stele.
- To see the Cheolgam Seonsa Stupa, you need to climb the uphill mountain path and stairs behind the temple, so wear comfortable shoes.
Ssangbongsa Address
Address: 459, Ssangsanui-ro, Iyang-myeon, Hwasun-gun, Jeonnam-Gwangju, Republic of Korea
How to make a reservation for Ssangbongsa?
Same-day visits and on-site registration only. Reservations are not available.