Beomnyunsa

Beomnyunsa is a Buddhist temple of the Jogye Order in Yongin-si, South Korea. Beomnyunsa Temple changed into installed with the aid of Ven. Sangnyun in 2005. While Sangnyun became training at Seunggasa Temple on Mt. Samgaksan in Seoul in 1996, she saw Avalokitesvara in her dream, after which established Beomnyunsa Temple inside the foothills of Mt. Munsusan in Yongin City. The terrain round Beomnyunsa brings to mind hermit sages immersed in meditation and surrounded through beautiful lotus plants.

On this auspicious website, the temple's structures were constructed from purple pine logged on Baekdusan Mountain in North Korea, and Buddha statues have been carved from hwangdeungseok from Iksan. Beomnyunsa Temple is staggering due to its length and creative traits. Especially noteworthy is the Main Buddha Hall, built in the unusual form of the Chinese individual, and the main Buddha statue which is 3 times as big as the one in Seokguram Grotto. Ven. Sangnyun said her only desire turned into that the temple continue to be for a long time as a precious cultural heritage of Korea.