Bell of Sangwonsa

The bronze bell features detailed carvings and designs across its surface, demonstrating the advanced metalworking techniques of Korean craftsmen from past centuries.

Designated as National Treasure number 36 on December 20, 1962, the bell stands as a testament to the metalworking expertise during Korea's earlier periods.

The bell functions as a central element in Buddhist ceremonies at Sangwonsa temple, where its sounds mark prayer times and meditation periods.

Visitors can reach the bell by traveling to Sangwonsa temple in Gangwon Province, where guided tours explain its significance throughout the year.

The bell produces specific tones that resonate through the mountains of Pyeongchang County, contributing to the temple's religious practices and ceremonies.

Made from material: bronze

GPS coordinates: 37.78630,128.56390

Latest update: March 6, 2025 13:33