Autumn Travel Destinations: Beomeosa Temple in Busan

Introduction to Beomeosa Temple

Beomeosa Temple is the headquarters of the 14th district of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism and is one of the representative ancient temples in the Busan area.

Along with Haeinsa and Tongdosa, it is known as one of the three major temples of Yeongnam, attracting many tourists with its history and beauty.

The serene atmosphere and the picturesque scenery harmonized with nature make it a captivating place.

The Beautiful Autumn Scenery of Geumjeongsan Mountain and the Tranquil Temple, Beomeosa in Busan

In Busan, where the blue sea is beautiful, there are also great spots to enjoy the red autumn foliage, such as Beomeosa Temple located on Geumjeongsan Mountain.

As one of the three major temples in Yeongnam, Beomeosa is surrounded by the beautiful Geumjeongsan, offering a stunning view of the tranquil temple amidst the red-tinted mountains during the autumn foliage season.

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Beomeosa Temple not only showcases beautiful autumn leaves but also houses historically significant artifacts.

The main hall, Daeungjeon, is designated as Treasure No. 434, and visitors can also admire various treasures like the wooden Seokga Samjon statue and the Beomeosa Three-story Stone Pagoda, which exude an ancient charm. This autumn, why not escape the busy daily routine and spend some healing time in the serene temple of Beomeosa, enjoying the essence of fall?

Location and Accessibility

Beomeosa Temple is located halfway up Geumjeongsan Mountain in Cheongnyong-dong, Geumjeong-gu, Busan.

If using public transport, you can easily access it by getting off at Beomeosa Station on Subway Line 1 and taking a bus. If you’re driving, the roads leading to the temple entrance are well-maintained, making parking convenient.

By Public Transportation

Subway	• Taking subway Line no.1, get off Nopo Subway Station • Come out of the subway and go to EXIT No.2 to the bus No. 90 stop. • Taking Bus 90 and pass Beomeosa temple and get off the bus stop "Sangma village, Seon-munhwawon."
Bus	• Taking a bus No. 29, 49, 50, 51, 80, 131, 1002 and get off the bus stop of "Nopo Subway Station." • Walking 2 minutes to the right side, bus No.90 stop, take Bus 90 and pass Beomeosa temple and get off the bus stop "Sangma village, Seon-munhwawon"

 

History of Beomeosa Temple

Beomeosa Temple is believed to have been established in the 9th century, boasting a long history and tradition.

This place has been a significant site for many monks to practice Buddhism.

It particularly flourished during the Joseon Dynasty, and to this day, many devotees come to pray here.

 

Major Attractions and Sights Inside Beomeosa Temple

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there are various halls and Buddhist statues.

The Daeungjeon is the central building, where many people come to pray.

Additionally, the surrounding area features beautiful natural scenery, making it a great place for walks.

 

Hiking Trails and Natural Scenery

There are well-established hiking trails around Beomeosa Temple.

The second hiking trail, which is 3.6 kilometers long, takes about 70 minutes to complete.

This trail is perfect for enjoying hiking with various attractions and points of interest.

The beauty of nature encountered while hiking is truly moving, especially in autumn when the foliage is stunningly beautiful.

 

Temple Stay Experience Beomeosa

Temple also offers a temple stay program, allowing participants to experience Buddhist traditions and find peace of mind. Various programs, including meditation and tea ceremonies with monks, are available, attracting many participants.

Beomeosa Temple Stay * Templestay building is located outside of the Beomeosa Temple.

AddressTel

Beomeosa Temple Stay, Sun Culture Education Center, 26 Sangma 1-gil, Geumjeong-gu

☎ 051-508-5726 / ☎ 070-7728-8861

 

 

Visitor Reviews and Recommendations

Many visitors are impressed by the peaceful atmosphere and beautiful scenery of Beomeosa Temple.

Particularly, spending leisurely time in the temple after hiking helps to forget daily stress.

It is recommended as a great place to visit with family and friends.

 

Conclusion and Visiting Tips

When visiting Beomeosa Temple, it is advisable to wear comfortable clothing and sneakers. If planning to hike, don't forget to bring enough water and some snacks. The experience here will surely create unforgettable memories. Beomeosa is one of the must-visit places in Busan, and the time spent here in nature will provide you with great healing.