#naksansa

[orbiplex]

A visit to Naksansa temple near Sokcho, South Korea. Ξ #naksansa #naksansatemple #낙산사 #낙산사맛집 #buddhisttemple (at Naksansa) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjhuQB1O7FG/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[leeknown]

he’s so personable and relatable 

(and real - for the part where he laid down in the trackpants... that he wore... and sat on the sidewalk after the beach) but thats fine people do that 

flipping around tv channels and testing out the karaoke machine, having a similar rxn to ‘oh shit it works but kinda loud lemme just turn the volume down real quick’ moment 

walking in the wrong direction then using his navigation app, saying it could be scary at night to walk down that tunnel cuz fr it rlly will be 

the way he woke up bc of bugs and wanted to share the moment w stays :”

he just casually chatted while kneading the sujebi dough

staring into the fire and angling the camera the same way

sharing how his friend is afraid to go camping bcos of something he watched/read and the friend sent him that but he wldnt watch that in camp HASDHD 

also i loved the magic powder and the naksansa walk, saying that may your wishes come true T_T 

also i like how he always wears that pair of pants #practical_wardrobe 

that was a fun hangout thank you for documenting and sharing your life :) 

[ontheroadwithgandb]

More photos of the Naksansa Temple area.

[lovepaulyongjoosong]

NAKSANSA

NAKSANSA(BUDDHIST TEMPLE)(from wikipedia) Naksansa or Naksan Temple is a Korean Buddhist temple complex in the Jogye order of Korean Buddhism that stands on the slopes of Naksan Mountain (also called “Obongsan Mountain”). It is located about midway between Sokcho and Yangyang, Gangwon Province, eastern region of South Korea. Naksansa is one of the few temples in Korea to overlook the East…

[blendisms]

Naksansa Temple in Gangwon Province, South Korea

[artzymelons]

Naksansa Temple in Gangwon Province, South Korea

[witchytwinzy]

Naksansa Temple in Gangwon Province, South Korea

[lifeinredshades]

Naksansa Temple in Gangwon Province, South Korea

[the-adam-driver-files]

Naksansa Temple in Gangwon Province, South Korea

[carlos-salgado]

Naksansa Temple in Gangwon Province, South Korea

[soulsoldier7]

Easter sunrise meditation with the Seoul Meditation Group at Naksansa in South Korea. (3 APR 2010) #naksansa (at Naksansa) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNNLQW7lXy-/?igshid=12gyehrvf282z

[morninglands-blog]

낙산사, 인상적이고 아름다워요. 서울 밖에는 그렇게 아름다운 장소를 또한 찾을 수 있어요. 한국은 서울만 아니에요. 그래서 서울을 가끔씩 떠나서 괜찮아요. #낙산사 #불교 #사찰 #아름다움 #여행스타그램 #여행 #강원도 #한국 #visitkorea #korea #Naksansa #gangwondo #buddhism #temple #beauty #travel (at 낙산사 (洛山寺, Naksansa)) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bt7-6hiFiKO/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=16xcpqo1udxkz

[kimsvoyage]

Naksansa Temple, January 2019

[ontheroadwithgandb]

One of the buildings at the Naksansa Temple grounds.

[waygook]

2018/10/03 ; South Korea ; Seoraksan & Naksansa ; Rewind

My most favourite day trip I’ve been on since I’ve been in South Korea is the trip to Seoraksan (설악산) National Park and Naksansa (낙산사) temple in the Gangwon province. It requires a 5am rise (if you live in Gyeonggi), and a 3 hour coach trip from Seoul, but I promise they are both two of the most beautiful places in the country.

Seoraksan is a mountain range (san 산 means mountain in Korean) that overlooks Sokcho, and is one of the highest points in the country. The views from the bottom are incredible, and those from the top are even more so. And don’t worry, you don’t have to be incredibly fit to hike up the mountain (I’m not); there’s a cable car to take you up. The only thing that spoils this place is the sheer amount of people.

Within the area of Seoraksan, a few minutes walk away from the cable car, is Sinheungsa (신흥사) temple. The temple is currently still being built, but there are monks already living there, so you have to stay quiet and respect their way of life. This temple was so quiet and peaceful that it’s hard to believe that it’s right next to Seoraksan, which was the total opposite.

Another 45 minute drive away, toward the coast of Gangwon-do, is Naksansa temple. This place is my favourite place in the whole of Korea. The grounds of this temple are huge, you could easily get lost if you don’t have a map, and with all the monks and temple-stagers wondering around, the sound of the ocean waves filling the air, it’s easy to feel completely immersed in this beautiful place. The atmosphere is so serene and peaceful, and the fact we caught it on such a beautiful day made it even better.

If you’re visiting Korea and only venture outside of Seoul once, I highly recommend you go to Naksansa. But you can see both of these places on a lot of tours; I think most companies group them together. I got mine from Trazy, a site specifically for foreigners.

[ibolsh-kr]

Что-то я снова подзабил подзабыл про свой блог, даже не закончил рассказ про большое осеннее путешествие. Вот, исправляюсь.

Это Naksansa - очень известный и популярный буддийский комплекс. Я уже рассказывал о нем. Обычно он полон людей, но в этот раз было довольно пустынно: то ли будний день сыграл свою роль, то ли коронованный вирус. А мы очень любим, когда нет людей!

P.S. Какая ужасная буква Б стала, надо что-то с этим делать.