Beomeosa Temple
A serene Silla-era temple on the wooded slopes of Geumjeongsan.
Why go
Beomeosa is one of Busan's most important Buddhist temples, founded in the Silla era on the forested slopes of Geumjeongsan.
Its halls, stone pagoda and mountain setting feel a world away from the city's beaches.
Founded in 678 during the Silla kingdom, Beomeosa is a head temple of the Jogye Buddhist order, known for its spring wisteria and its Iljumun gate and Daeungjeon hall. It runs templestay programs for visitors who want to stay overnight.
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Good to know
- Combine it with a hike on Geumjeongsan or a walk along the old fortress wall.
- Dress modestly — it's an active temple.
- Take the subway to Beomeosa Station, then a short bus or uphill walk.
- From Beomeosa Station take a short bus or uphill walk to the gate; combine it with a Geumjeongsan hike or the old fortress wall, and dress modestly as it's an active temple.
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