Naksansa
Attraction
4.5 (9975 reviews)
Historic Buddhist temple complex, rebuilt many times since its first construction, with stone cave.
100 Naksansa-ro, Ganghyeon-myeon, Yangyang, Gangwon-do, South Korea
+82 33-672-2448
Did You Know?
Rich History
Naksansa Temple boasts a rich history spanning over 1300 years, having been built by Ui-Sang, the ambassador of the 30th King of Silla.
Seven-Story Stone Tower
The temple houses a significant cultural asset: a seven-story stone tower, a testament to its historical and architectural importance.
Stunning Location
Naksansa Temple is situated right next to Naksan Beach, offering breathtaking views of the ocean.
Colorful Festivities
The temple is often decorated with colorful lanterns, especially during celebrations like Buddha's Birthday.
Highlights from Reviews
• scenic views
Offers breathtaking views of the East Sea and surrounding landscape, creating a serene atmosphere
• historical significance
The temple has a rich history, originally built in the 5th century, providing a cultural experience
• restored beauty
Despite a devastating fire, the temple has been carefully restored, maintaining its original beauty
• peaceful atmosphere
The sound of waves and the scent of incense create a calming and serene environment for contemplation
• temple stay
Offers a temple stay program, providing a unique cultural experience and deeper immersion
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