EasyTicket Naesosa Temple
📍 진서면, Buan
Naesosa Temple is a thousand-year-old temple in Jinseo-myeon. To reach the temple grounds, you walk through a roughly 500m fir forest path that starts at Iljumun Gate. The forest path itself is considered one of the temple's signature sights. It sits within Byeonsan Peninsula National Park.
Its unpainted Daeungbojeon Hall, where the natural wood grain is left exposed, and the flower patterns carved into the lattice doors stand out. An old dangsan tree (village guardian tree) also stands near the entrance to the grounds. Admission is known to be free.
Visitor information
| Opening hours | Check official information |
|---|---|
| Closed days | Check official information |
| Admission | Free |
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Useful tips
- The fir forest path runs for about 500m, so comfortable shoes make it a nice slow walk.
- Since admission is free, you can stop by easily and take in both the forest path and the temple grounds.
- Gaeamsa Temple is known to have a similar layout, so the two work well as a paired route.
