Photos of Beautiful Autumn in Buseoksa Temple,
Yeongju City, Gyeongsang North Province in Korea


Buseoksa temple was built by Buddhist Monk Uisang, the founder of Huayan (Hwaeom, in Korean) school in 676, by order of the King Munmu (661~681) during the Shilla Dynasty. It was established in order to prosper the Kingdom, and guard the country against Tang Dynasty in China. It is the origin of Korean Hwaom Idealism. 

The Path of Gingko Trees to the Temple Ground from the One Pillar Gate



Cheonwang-mun, the gate of the four heavenly guardians, who protect the temple and the Buddha-dharma


The scenary from the Anyang (contentment and well-being) Pavilion


Inside of the Shrine of SeonMyo
(who loved Uisang, followed him from China by taking a suicide and protecting him as a spirit according to the legend)


Anyang Pavilion and Stone Lantern on the temple ground of Buseoksa

§ Source of the Photos: http://www.ibulgyo.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=153052
§ Korean Website of Buseoksa Temple: http://www.pusoksa.org/
§ For more information in English, http://pusoksa.buddhism.org/