Heung-guksa temple at Goyang, Korea

The temple complex contains Yaksajeon hall, incorporating traditional Buddhist architectural elements with wooden structures and ornate decorations throughout its buildings.

Built approximately 1,300 years ago, Heung-guksa temple received a hanging board inscription from King Yeongjo during the Joseon dynasty period.

The temple maintains active Buddhist practices, offering meditation sessions and religious ceremonies that follow traditional Korean Buddhist customs.

Visitors can reach Heung-guksa by taking Line 3 subway to Gupabal Station and transferring to bus 704 for direct access.

A Buddhist monk named Noe Ung conducted multiple restoration projects on Yaksajeon hall in 1867 during King Gojong's fourth year of reign.

Location: Goyang

GPS coordinates: 37.66361,126.94000

Latest update: March 7, 2025 17:03