Sangseojang

Easy to find and nice to see.

Quite charming place but there is not too many things to see or spend your time with. :)

Not much to see but here starts a path to the national park.

It is located at the western end of Gyeongju Namsan. It is also the ruins of Kun-won Choi, the literary figure of the late Unified Silla period. It is also a necessary course for exploring the ruins of Dr. Chiwon Choi. At the back of the temple, Yongjunggak, the building of the teacher, is sealed. Choi Chihwon (857 ~?) Said that she wrote to the Queen of Jinseong about a dozen or so. He was a civilian in the Tang Dynasty as a 'Soviet Gates'. He was 28 years old and returned to Japan in 884, Choi has spent his last years in Haeinsa, but he does not know when he died. There is an exorcism called the epicenter, and there is a memorial gate in the inside fence. There is a chief priest in it. And there is Jungjeonggak behind. Parking lot is large in front of the upper chief. If you want to take the eastern and western side of Gyeongju Namsan, this is the end of the west. The National Gyeongju Museum is 500 meters down the stream.

Easy to find due to old buildings or well maintained