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Naksansa Temple |
Naksansa Temple, built by Uisangdaesa (a revered Buddhist monk) in
the 16th year (676) of King Munmu of the Shilla Kingdom, is located
between Soraksan Mountain and Naksan Provincial Park, and near
Naksan Beach.
Inside the temple are such remains as Hongnyonam
Hermitage, a bronze bell and Hongnyemun Gate. The Shinsonbong Peak
at Naksan is crowned by a Buddhist statue of Haesugwanumsang,
which stands 16 meters high on a 2.8 meter-high pedestal.
Entrance fee
| Division | Adults | Soldiers/students | Children |
| Individuals | 1,500 | 900 | 550 |
| Groups | 1,150 | 650 | 350 |
Cultural properties
Nearby tourist spots : Mt. Soraksan (25 km), Naksan Beach (100m)
Local Accommodations
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Camp Site
Three Camping sites (36,400 sq meters),
available from Jul.10 to Aug.20
(Camping fee : 2,000 - 4,000)
Restaurants
Other Informations
Specialties : Song-i mushroom, Dolgim (dried seaweed), salmon,
Naksan pear, honey
Folk festival : Hyonsan Cultural Festival
(5 days before and after Tanoje Festival)
Parking : Two parking lots - one at the front gate (100 cars)
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Parking fee
- Naksan beach - 100m - Naksansa Temple
(3,000 for bus, truck, etc)
Managed by : Naksansa Temple (Tel: 82-396-672-2448) Naksan Provincial Park managment office (Tel: 82-396-672-2701)
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