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Jogyesa Temple
CultureVisit: ~60 min
The main temple of the Jogye Order of Buddhism, the largest in Korea, in the heart of Seoul, in Insadong. Its main hall, the Daeungjeon, was completed in 1938 and is surrounded by centuries-old trees. It is covered in lotus lanterns for Buddha's birthday, and offers temple stay programmes for foreign visitors.
Add it to your trip on Wanloria →Things to do at Jogyesa Temple: 2 missions
- Look at the lotus lanterns in the courtyardWalk the courtyard and look at the lotus lanterns hanging over the compound, more numerous around the dates of Buddha's birthday.
- Visit the Daeungjeon main hallGo up to the Daeungjeon, look at the three Buddhas inside and the colours of the dancheong.
Near Jogyesa Temple
Insadong375 m awayGwanghwamun Plaza478 m awayGwanghwamun Gate491 m awayCheonggyecheon Stream658 m awayIkseon-dong705 m awayGyeongbokgung Palace802 m away
Frequently asked questions
How much time do you need for Jogyesa Temple?
Allow about 1 h for the visit.
What is there to do at Jogyesa Temple?
Look at the lotus lanterns in the courtyard and Visit the Daeungjeon main hall.
What is there to see near Jogyesa Temple?
Insadong (375 m), Gwanghwamun Plaza (478 m) and Gwanghwamun Gate (491 m).
Source: Wikipedia