[2025 Busan Attraction] Travel Guide for Beomeosa Temple (Updated Jul)

Busan, South Korea's second-largest city, is known for its charming coastal scenery, rich culture, and delicious food. Every year, from late March to mid-April, the cherry blossom season adds romance and vibrancy to this metropolis. Here's a detailed guide to cherry blossom viewing in Busan, helping you fully enjoy this spring feast. ⏳ Best time to visit: The cherry blossom season in Busan typically starts in late March and lasts until mid-April. It is recommended to check the cherry blossom forecast in advance and choose the best viewing time. 🌟 Highlights: Popular cherry blossom viewing spots Namcheondong Cherry Blossom Road: One of Busan's most famous cherry blossom spots, this 1.5-kilometer-long cherry blossom tunnel makes you feel like you're in a pink wonderland. Haeundae Blueline Park: Stroll along the coast of Haeundae, admire the blend of cherry blossoms and seascapes, and experience the unique spring romance. Pusan National University: The cherry blossoms on campus complement the modern architecture, making it a paradise for photographers. Beomeosa Temple: Admire the cherry blossoms against the backdrop of an ancient temple, and experience the fusion of history and nature. Gwangalli Beach: Stroll along Gwangalli Beach, admire the blend of cherry blossoms and seascapes, and experience the unique spring romance. Taejongdae Park: Located on the outskirts of Busan, you can enjoy the magnificent view of the sea while admiring the cherry blossoms. 👍 Recommended activities: Picnic: Spreading a picnic blanket under the cherry blossom trees and enjoying the food and scenery is a favorite traditional activity for Busan residents. Popular spots are usually crowded early on, so it's recommended to arrive early to secure a spot. Night cherry blossom viewing: Many parks and attractions light up the cherry blossom trees at night, creating a romantic atmosphere that is quite different from the daytime. 📝 Tips: Book in advance: The cherry blossom season is a peak tourist season, and hotels and transportation may be very tight, so it is recommended to book in advance. Follow the rules: When viewing cherry blossoms in public places, please keep the environment clean and do not litter. Busan's cherry blossom season is not only a visual feast but also a perfect fusion of a coastal city and nature. Plan your itinerary in advance and choose the right cherry blossom viewing spots to fully experience the spring charm of this city.

#koreatrip Nestled on the slopes of Geumjeongsan Mountain, Beomeosa Temple is a stunning Buddhist sanctuary that offers a serene retreat from Busan’s bustling city life. Founded in 678 AD during the Silla Dynasty, this ancient temple is one of Korea’s most important cultural and spiritual landmarks. Upon arrival, you’re greeted by the majestic One-Pillar Gate, symbolizing the transition from the material world to a realm of enlightenment. As you walk through the lush surroundings, the peaceful ambiance sets the tone for a reflective journey. The temple complex features beautifully preserved structures, including the Main Prayer Hall (Daeungjeon) and the Three-Story Stone Pagoda, each adorned with intricate carvings and vibrant traditional colors. One of the most notable sights is the Geumgangmun Gate, guarded by fierce-looking statues representing the temple’s protectors. For those seeking a deeper connection, Beomeosa offers temple stay programs that allow visitors to experience Buddhist culture through meditation, tea ceremonies, and temple cuisine. It’s a rare opportunity to step away from daily distractions and embrace inner peace. The temple’s location on Geumjeongsan Mountain also makes it a paradise for nature lovers. The surrounding forest trails lead to scenic viewpoints and hidden hermitages, perfect for a light hike or a moment of solitude. During spring, the area is particularly enchanting as it comes alive with vibrant azaleas and cherry blossoms. Beomeosa is not only a place of worship but also a cultural gem that showcases the harmonious blend of nature and tradition. Whether you’re exploring its rich history, participating in a temple stay, or simply enjoying the tranquil surroundings, Beomeosa Temple is a must-visit destination that promises a soul-soothing experience in Busan.

As the second largest city in South Korea, Busan has unique charm and rich tourism resources. This coastal city not only has beautiful beaches, but also a modern urban landscape and ancient neighborhoods full of historical charm. First of all, Haeundae and Gwangalli Beach are the most famous beaches in Busan, attracting a large number of tourists in summer to play in the water and enjoy the beautiful sea view. The nearby Dongbaek Island is a great place to watch the sunrise. For tourists who like shopping, Nampo-dong and Seomyeon business districts offer a wealth of shopping options, from large department stores to specialty shops. Gamcheon Culture Village is famous for its colorful houses and murals, and is a popular spot for taking photos and checking in. Busan is also full of historical attractions, such as the Beomeosa Temple located on the top of a mountain, which not only offers a panoramic view of Busan, but also allows you to experience the charm of Korean Buddhist culture. Yongdusan Park, located in the city center, preserves relics from the Japanese colonial period and witnesses the historical changes of Busan. For food, Busan Gukje Market and Jagalchi Market are great places to try local seafood and street food. Don’t miss Busan’s specialties: pork rice soup and seafood tofu soup! In general, Busan combines modernity and tradition, city and nature. Whether you like beaches, shopping, history or food, you can find your own wonderful experience here. #beaches #beaches

Fanyu Temple is located on the hillside east of Geumjeong Mountain. It was founded by Master Yixiang in the 18th year of King Munmu of Silla (678 AD). It is one of the three major temples in Lingnan and one of the ten temples of Huayan Sect. It takes about 10 minutes to walk from the entrance to reach the first gate of Fanyu Temple, Caoxi Gate, also known as the One-Pillar Gate. During the walk, you will pass the second gate, Cheonwang Gate, which is also the main gate, and then the third gate of the temple, Buer Gate. Finally, you will pass through Puji Tower and arrive at the square of the temple. Crossing the square is the Main Hall. The Great Hall enshrines statues of Sakyamuni Buddha and other Buddhas and is the tallest Buddhist hall in Fanyu Temple. There are also bell tower, Eight-phase Hall, Dusheng Hall, Arhat Hall and Ksitigarbha Hall in the square. In the temple, the master beats the wooden fish and chants with the believers. The Zen atmosphere can be felt everywhere. It is a good place to purify the soul. Beomeosa Temple is the most famous spot for viewing autumn maple leaves in Busan. Although I came here in winter, I still saw different views of the mountains and forests. It is worth a visit. Opening hours: 08:00–17:30, open all year round, free admission. Address: 250, Beomeosa-ro, Geumjeong-gu, Busan. There are 250 houses in total. Transportation tips: Take subway line 1 (orange line) to Beomeosa Station (범어사역/133), take exit 5 or 7, walk toward the mountain and take bus number 90 at the bus stop. It takes about 15 minutes to reach the entrance of Beomeosa Temple. #familytravel #parents #Bomeosa

Transportation guide: Go straight on the small uphill road between Exits 5 and 7 of Beomeosa Station for about 300 meters, and you will see the No. 90 bus stop next to the hypermarket. Must-eat food: There is a Taiyaki stall next to the subway station. There are also many small shops along the way. You can also walk around and see Shopping Guide: A simple place worth visiting

Look how magnificent the world is! At the peak of my temple tour at the age of 50, I took this photo today at Beomeosa Temple... Busan Geumjeongsan Beomeosa Temple, where I arrived early in the morning, the sunlight sparkling in the Daeungjeon yard is dazzling - the chanting of the Buddha awakens Geumjeongsan Mountain in the morning... Chanting and prayers resonate in each hall of Birojeon, Mireukjeon, Sansingak, and Daeungjeon. The Buddha's Dharma Secret is pouring down, filled with sunlight.... Be sure to include Beomeosa Temple of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism in Geumjeongsan Mountain on your temple tour. #BusanTravel #Beomeosa #Geumjeongsan

It was not easy to leave Beomeosa Temple, which was lost in its fragrance of a thousand-year-old temple. The hot midsummer sunlight pours down on the courtyard of Beomeosa Temple's Daeungjeon and Jijangjeon... After being half a century since the beautiful thousand-year-old temple, I fell in love with the charm of a mountain temple in Korea... I can now feel the kindness and peace in the smiles of the Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva and the attendant Bodhisattvas in the Gwaneumjeon Hall. The best part of a temple tour is that you can find your own happiness. I recommend it. You must visit Beomeosa Temple, a mountain temple in Korea, on Geumjeongsan Mountain, the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism... I highly recommend it. #templestay #Beomeosa Temple #Geumjeongsan Mountain #Busan Travel

📍Beomeosa Temple - 250 Beomeosa-ro, Geumjeong-gu, Busan Beomeosa Temple is a famous place for autumn foliage and one of the three major temples in Yeongnam. It is located before Godangbong Peak on Geumjeongsan Mountain, so many people, including hikers, visit it! Currently, colorful lanterns are installed at Beomeosa Temple to celebrate Buddha's Birthday!! In particular, the stairway is a photo spot representing Beomeosa Temple and was great for taking pictures🙂 #BusanTravel #PlacesToVisitInBusan #Beomeosa

Beomeosa Temple - One of the three major temples of Yeongnam along with Haeinsa Temple and Tongdosa Temple - Beautiful valley and outstanding mountain scenery - The best place for those who need a break Beomeosa Temple, a thousand-year-old temple where golden fish are said to have come down and played, is a healing place with a calm and cozy mountain temple atmosphere. We hope you enjoy the feeling of becoming a god while listening to the cool sound of water in the green forest of Beomeosa Temple, which is a cultural asset in itself. #Busan #Korea #2023travelwish #beomeosa

#BusanTravel #Beomeosa 📍Beomeosa -250 Beomeosa-ro, Geumjeong-gu, Busan 🏷It's already famous for its fall foliage, so there were a lot of visitors during the fall foliage season 🏷There were a lot of maple trees and ginkgo trees, so it was great for taking pictures because they matched the eaves so well.

🔸Beomeosa Temple in Busan ✔️Location: 250 Beomeosa-ro, Geumjeong-gu, Busan ❗️Parking available Beomeosa Temple is one of the famous temples in Busan. It is a famous autumn destination for its fall foliage, but it is also a great travel destination in the winter. The temple is large and the background of Geumjeongsan Mountain is spectacular, so it is a great place to take pictures! However, since it is a temple, you should be careful not to disturb people when taking pictures❗️ Beomeosa Temple is a beautiful temple even in the winter with its tranquility and natural scenery~~ It is a temple that also operates a temple stay, so if you want a unique experience, it would be good to try it^^ #BusanTravel #PleaseWinter #LifeShotPlace #Hiking #MountainView #TempleTravel #Beomeosa #Hanok #HistoricalSite

#We came to Beomeosa Temple, but there were so many forks in the road that we got confused. It took us a long time to find the hottest photo spot😭 If you walk for about 5 minutes from Beomeosa Station, you can take bus number 90. After going uphill and downhill for about 10 minutes, we got off at Beomeosa Ticket Office Station🤩 ⚠️Because it's a mountain, there's a slope, so make sure to wear comfortable shoes. If you pass the parking lot ticket office and keep going up, you'll come to the first fork in the road. The left road is a patterned stone road and the right road has a parking lot (I think you have to take the right road to get to the most famous spot right away🥲) We went up the left stone road and climbed a moderate number of stairs, so we saw Beomeosa Temple firstㅎ Those who come here should look at the 'Daeungjeon' first and if you turn right, there's a bamboo forest and a downhill road (I think this road is the right road from before😅) If you go down a little bit of that road, you'll come to the hottest photo spot‼️ The stairs at this place It seems to be connected to the parking lot And there is a photo spot on the left side of Daeungjeon, so please refer to the photo for reference🤗 ✔️#Beomeosa ✔️546 Beomeosa, Cheongryong-dong, Geumjeong-gu, Busan ✔️5-minute walk from Exit 5 or 7 of Beomeosa Station on Line 1 (Bus stop 90) ✔️Parking available ✔️Temple stay available #Busan #Busan travel #Autumn #Autumn travel #Fall foliage #Autumn foliage #Busan date #Geumjeong-gu #Busan Geumjeong #Beomeosa #Please take care of winter #For couples

#Went on a date to Beomeosa Temple🥰 Around this time of year, leaves are falling, half of the tree branches are left, and the other half are red and yellow leaves🍁, and they are about to fall, but here, it's still just autumn🤩‼️ Since we came to Beomeosa Temple, of course, we couldn't skip the photo spots🤗 #We looked for the most famous photo spots in Beomeosa Temple, and when we were about to give up because we had another schedule, luckily we found them🥺 I'll explain in detail in the next post🧐 After taking the pictures, the schedule was late, but I'm going to keep the photos without regret🤩🤩 I hope those who haven't been there will definitely go next year‼️ #Busan #BusanTravel #BusanDate #Beomeosa Temple #BusanGeumjeong-gu #Geumjeong-gu #Autumn #FallFoliage #FallFoliageTravel #AutumnFoliage #AutumnTravel #AutumnDate #PleaseTakeWinter #Couples

In addition to the must-see photo spots at Beomeosa Temple, the beautiful Beomeosa Temple 🤍 While looking for photo spots, I looked around every corner of Beomeosa Temple! The weather was so nice, and time flew by as I looked around here and there 💦 ！ Beomeosa Temple's fall is almost over. There were a lot of fallen maple and ginkgo leaves on the ground 🥺 I felt sorry, so I picked up the fallen maple leaves and took a picture with them! If you look around every corner, there are still places with pretty maple leaves, so please take note!! ✅ No admission fee / Parking fee 3,000 won #PleaseWinter #Foliage #BusanTravel #DomesticTravel #Beomeosa Temple

Autumn has come to Beomeosa Temple in Busan 🍁 When you think of Beomeosa Temple, there is a must-see spot!! It is a place with a beautiful harmony of bricks, maple leaves, and stairs! This photo spot is very close to the Beomeosa Temple parking lot 🤍 The photo is the prettiest when taken from the first stairs, so I recommend taking it there ꢭ #PleaseWinter #FallFoliage #BusanAutumn #BusanTravel #Beomeosa Temple #BusanDate #BusanDateCourse

🔸Beomeosa Tea1 ✔️Location: 230-1 Cheongryong-dong, Geumjeong-gu, Busan ✔️Time: 10:00~23:00 ❗️Parking available It's not just about ocean views and river views~!! There's also a mountain viewㅎㅎㅎ Tea1 is a large tea cafe located near Beomeosa Temple~ It's spacious, so there are a lot of seats, and the terrace seats are especially great because they have a perfect view of Geumjeongsan Mountain. Since it's a tea cafe that specializes in tea, you can taste various teas as well as basic coffee menus^^ The beautiful scenery of the mountain view makes the photo zone a heavenly place~~ A cafe that I definitely recommend if you go to Beomeosa Temple! #BusanTravel #UniqueCafe #BeomeosaCafe #Beomeosa #Tea1 #BusanCafe #CafeTour #GoodPlaceToTakePhotos #CafeRecommendation #Cafe #TeaCafe #DateCourse #Cafe

[Recommended cafe in Beomeosa, Geumjeong-gu] Geumsaem Dabang with a pretty name🧡 This space that makes you feel like you've entered a fairy tale cabin is Geumsaem Dabang, a cafe located near Beomeosa, Geumjeong-gu❣️ The overall wood and beige-toned interior and the greenery placed here and there seem to give a peaceful and cozy atmosphere🌱 When I visited on a weekday, it was nice to be able to enjoy the entire cafe with my friends as if I had rented it out! The s'more cookies and Olaf brownies were so delicious that I still want to eat them often, and the coffee went well with the desserts and was delicious. There was also a menu where you can roast dango on a brazier, which I definitely want to try next time I visit😍 +) Geumsaem Dabang had a variety of cute handmade props on display, which was a delight to the eyes! They also sell, so you can buy at the counter❤️ #BusanTravel #GeumsaemDabang #Beomeosa #Cafe #BusanCafe #CafeTour #CafeRecommendation #PrettyCafe #EmotionalCafe #Busan #BeomeosaCafe #Geumjeong-guCafe #SmoreCookies #Brownie #PropShop #DomesticTravel #YouthTravel #TravelWithUs #I'mHereNow #RomanticEndKing #HotCafe #LifeShotPlace #HappyNewYear

[Geumjeong-gu emotional cafe☕️] Beomeosa Cellas💖 This is Cellas, a cafe near Beomeosa Temple in Geumjeong-gu, Busan! It's a building with a white and clean exterior that catches the eye. The interior is also stylish, and the green plants located nearby provide healing. It's also one of my favorite cafes❣️ Cellas has a variety of drinks and desserts, but the menu I always drink whenever I visit Cellas is Cellasgraphy Latte! Cellasgraphy Latte is a bit different from regular lattes because it contains apple cider and cinnamon. The sweet apple cider and the fragrant yet tangy cinnamon flavor go really well with the latte! It went well with the strawberry cake that came out as a new menu last spring, so I ate it deliciously💕 #BusanTravel #Cellus #Cafe #BusanCafe #Beomeosa #Geumjeong-guCafe #BeomeosaCafe #CafeTour #PrettyCafe #EmotionalCafe #Busan #BusanHotPlace #DomesticTravel #YouthTravel #TravelWithUs #I'mHereNow #RomanticEndKing #HotCafe #LifeShotPlace #HappyNewYear

#7月好去处2025 #Busan Come to Busan in summer, Beomeosa Temple is really a great summer resort. The temple is built in the mountains, surrounded by green forests, the air is very fresh, and it feels so cool as soon as you walk in. Walk slowly from the entrance, you can see the ancient stone steps and temple buildings, which are very historical. Especially the big ginkgo tree in front of the Great Hero's Hall, although it has not turned yellow, but there are a lot of shades, sitting under it and resting is super comfortable. Although there are many people in the temple, the atmosphere is very quiet, and you can hear the sound of wooden fish and cicadas, which makes people relax. If you are tired, you can sit in a nearby teahouse, drink a cup of iced tea and look at the scenery, which is very healing. [Transportation] Take Busan Subway Line 1 to Beomeosa Station, walk from Exit 5 to the bus stop, and take Bus No. 90. It takes about 20 minutes to arrive. It is also very convenient to walk into the temple from the bus stop.

#postandearn #localguides #temple High in the serene foothills of Geumjeongsan Mountain, Beomeosa Temple offers a perfect escape into peace, nature, and ancient history. This 1,300-year-old Buddhist temple is one of Korea’s most beautiful and spiritual places. 🧘♂️🌿 As I walked through the majestic gates, colorful lanterns danced in the breeze, and the scent of pine trees filled the air. The silence was powerful—only broken by the rhythmic sounds of monks chanting in the background. 🧘♀️🕊️ The setting is magical, with mountain trails, ancient stone pagodas, and bright temple art that tells centuries-old stories. 📍 Travel Tips: 🔹 Visit in the early morning for the most peaceful experience. 🔹 Wear walking shoes—there are stone steps and forest paths. 🔹 Combine your visit with a short hike in Geumjeongsan for panoramic views. 🔹 Be respectful—this is an active place of worship. Whether you're spiritual or simply seeking calm, Beomeosa will leave you feeling recharged and inspired. 🌄 #BeomeosaTemple #BusanTravel #KoreaCulture #MountainEscape #HiddenGemsKorea #TempleVibes #SpiritualTravel #TripDotCom #PostAndEarn #BuddhistHeritage #PeacefulPlaces #NatureAndCulture #Geumjeongsan

#summervacay Located along the forested slopes of Busan’s Mount Geumjeong, Beomeosa Temple is the kind of place that feels peaceful the moment you arrive. With colorful gates, stone lanterns, and the soft sound of temple bells, it’s easy to slow down and breathe deeper. The temple is centuries old, but it’s still full of life monks walking quietly, flowers blooming in spring, and birds calling from the trees. Some visitors join a templestay to experience meditation and simple meals with the monks. Whether you hike up or take the bus, Beomeosa is a quiet break from the city and it’s worth it.

#summervacay Finally checked out Beomeosa Temple and honestly? It’s got that perfect mix of peaceful energy and “wow this place is old” vibes. The walk up is already super nice, quiet forest paths, stone steps, and that fresh mountain air that makes you wanna deep breathe for no reason. The temple itself is gorgeous. Colorful wooden buildings, lanterns hanging everywhere, and little details that make you stop and stare even if you don’t know anything about temples. There’s this calm, respectful energy all around, even the tourists whisper. Found a quiet spot near one of the side halls and just sat there listening to the wind and distant bells. Could’ve stayed for hours, not gonna lie. Also, you can hike up into the mountains right from the temple, which is awesome if you want to mix a little culture with some trail time. Beomeosa isn’t just a quick stop, it’s a whole mood. Go slow, breathe deep, and let the temple vibes do their thing.

Busan Beomeosa Temple is one of the representative temples of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism, located at the foot of Geumjeongsan Mountain in Geumjeong District, Busan. Established in 678 during the Silla Dynasty by the renowned monk Uisang-daesa, the temple boasts over 1,300 years of history and is considered one of Korea's most iconic Buddhist temples. History and Legend The name "Beomeosa" originates from a legend: it is said that at the summit of Geumjeongsan Mountain, there is a mystical well where a golden fish descended from the heavens and swam within, symbolizing the eternity and wisdom of Buddhist teachings. This well is called "Geumjeong" (Golden Well), giving the mountain its name, while the temple was named "Beomeosa," meaning "Buddha's Fish" or "Nirvana Fish." Throughout history, Beomeosa Temple has suffered destruction due to wars, particularly during the Japanese invasions of Korea in 1592, when it was burned down. It has since been rebuilt multiple times, with most of the current structures dating back to the 17th century, preserving the traditional architectural style of Korean Buddhist temples. Architectural Features and Cultural Heritage Beomeosa Temple spans a vast area and houses numerous halls and cultural treasures, including the Main Hall (Daeungjeon), a three-story stone pagoda, stone lanterns, and the temple gate. The temple also holds several national treasures, such as the Beomeosa bronze bell and wooden Buddha statues, showcasing the exquisite craftsmanship of Korean Buddhist art. Transportation Information To visit Beomeosa Temple, take Busan Metro Line 1 to "Beomeosa Station" and transfer to Bus No. 90 to reach the temple entrance. Additionally, the temple offers "Temple Stay" programs, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in Korean Buddhist culture and experience the daily life of monks. If you are planning a trip to Busan, Beomeosa Temple is a must-visit destination that combines history, culture, and natural beauty. Whether you are interested in Buddhist culture or simply enjoy scenic landscapes, this temple offers a serene and inspiring experience.

#cityplaybook Busan, South Korea’s vibrant coastal city, is a perfect blend of stunning natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and modern city life. My journey to Busan was nothing short of magical, offering a delightful escape that lingers in my memory. Whether it’s the breathtaking seaside views, mouthwatering street food, or the warm hospitality of locals, Busan has a unique way of leaving a lasting impression. One of the most unforgettable experiences was visiting Haeundae Beach, the city’s iconic sandy paradise. Watching the sunrise over the vast horizon was a serene moment I will never forget. If you’re a seafood lover, Jagalchi Fish Market is a must-visit. The vibrant market buzzes with energy, and the fresh, sizzling seafood delicacies are a treat for the senses. Exploring the colorful streets of Gamcheon Culture Village was another highlight. Dubbed the "Machu Picchu of Busan," this hillside village is a vibrant maze of colorful houses, quirky art installations, and stunning viewpoints. Strolling through the narrow alleys, interacting with local artists, and capturing Instagram-worthy shots made the experience truly special. The best time to visit Busan is during spring (April to June) and autumn (September to November) when the weather is pleasant, and the cherry blossoms or autumn foliage add a magical touch to the scenery. If you’re planning a trip to Busan, don’t miss these key spots: Haeundae Beach, Gwangalli Beach, Taejongdae, Beomeosa Temple, and the iconic Busan Tower. Be sure to explore the bustling streets of Seomyeon for shopping and nightlife. #BusanTravel #ExploreBusan #VisitKorea #BusanVibes #SeasideEscape #SouthKoreaTravel #TravelDiaries #HiddenGems #TravelTips #CulturalExperience

📅 Itinerary Day1：Gamcheom Culture Village (since it could get more crowded on weekend) Day2: Walk around Haeundae Beach and eat at the market nearby Day3: Hike at Beomeosa or Walk around the coastal line at Igidae Park 🏨 Accommodation: Urban Stay Haeundae 🍴 Food Recommendations - Abalone Porridge - BBQ - Fried Spicy Udon with Squid 📌 Tips Busan has a lot of cultural things addition to the beautiful beaches. The hikes are awesome too. Don’t go to famous restaurants on social media, almost all restaurants offer really fresh seafood, so just go the nearest and less crowded places.

During the Chinese New Year, I wanted to visit a tourist attraction that is not often visited by tourists in Busan, in addition to the many places I have visited many times, such as Gwangalli and Haeundae Beach, and many downtown attractions that I have visited with Busan Pass. So I chose to visit the famous temple in Busan-Busan Beomeosa Temple📍 Although the temple is located on a mountain, the transportation is still quite convenient. After taking the subway line 1 to Beomeosa Station, go straight out of Exit 7 and turn left and walk up the small slope to take the bus to arrive. There will be many uncles and aunts along the way, so you don’t have to worry about getting on or off the wrong station. I observed the tourists and found that most of them were Koreans or Westerners who came to worship during the New Year! The temple is not very big as a whole, and you can finish the tour within an hour, but it is uphill all the way after getting off the bus station! ! After walking to the gate with great effort, of course you have to take a photo with the long-standing Jogyemon Gate! Continue to walk up the stairs to reach the main hall. I recommend that you stand on the stairs and look back halfway through the walk, the scenery is unique. The bleakness of winter in Korea is different from what you usually see in Taiwan. I think there should be different scenery to experience here in all four seasons. It is suitable for people who like slow pace, traditional culture, and want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city~ The tour can be completed in about 1 hour. After going down the mountain, I also recommend everyone to go to the supermarket next to the bus station to shop~ Some products are cheaper than those bought in the city! 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: solemn and quiet 🕰️Business hours: 8.-17./Closing time is subject to official website regulations 📍Address: 546, Cheongnyong-dong, Geumjeong-gu, Busan Metropolitan City 💰Per capita consumption: free visit 🗓️Itinerary arrangement: It can be arranged on the same day as the previous stops of the Mt. Geumgang Cable Car🚡, and there is also a Lotte Mart for shopping at the midway station back to the west #Busan #Bomeosa

#AprilTravelSupport Location: Geumjeongsan, Geumjeong-gu, Busan Atmosphere/Facilities: Geumjeongsan Beomeosa Trail is a trail that surrounds Beomeosa Temple in the nature of Geumjeongsan Mountain, providing a comfortable atmosphere as if walking through a forest. The surrounding area is quiet and the air is clean, and the scent of the forest is a walking trail. Key Points: This is a trail where you can explore the historically significant Beomeosa Temple, and you can feel the serene atmosphere of the mountain and the temple at the same time. Walking along this trail, you can relax in nature and find peace of mind. Average price per person: Free Rating: 4.7 / 5

Beomeosa Temple is one of the famous temples in Korea. It is a famous place to enjoy cherry blossoms and wisteria in spring and maple leaves in autumn. It is worth a visit.

Spring is the season when flowers bloom. Look, how beautiful the camellia is!