Haeinsa

Haeinsa, South Korea

An important temple complex, it was first built in 802 AD. Since 1398 it has held an entire set of Buddhist Scriptures – the Tripitaka Koreana written on 81,258 wooden blocks.

Tongdosa

Tongdosa, Daeunjon Hall

This is the largest Buddhist temple complex in Korea, established in 646 AD. Today it consists of 65 buildings. The temple candle has been burning without interruption for the last 1300 years.

Jungnim-ri Dolmens (Gochang Dolmens)

One of Jungnim-ri dolmens, South Korea

Group of some of the most impressive of the numerous South Korean dolmens, their capstones weigh up to 225 tons. In this area are found more than 447 dolmens that were created in the 7th – 3rd centuries BC. Nearby are other impressive megaliths. Here is located also a museum.

Manjang Cave

Manjang Cave, South Korea

Second longest lava cave in South Korea, 8,928 m long.

Wonders of South Korea

Landscape in Jeju Island, South Korea

Wondermondo 🢖 World 🢖 Wonders of Asia 🢖 Wonders of South Korea Territory Wonders of South Korea   Highlights The rich and distinct culture of Korea has created countless amazing landmarks. Yes, South Korea has beautiful natural landmarks, but the extremely rich man-made heritage leaves them in shadow. The most interesting landmarks of South Korea are: Buddhist temples – many temples in […]