Sudasa(Su-Da Temple)

Sudasa is located at 183 Sudasa-gil, Gumi-si. Sudasa Temple was founded in the Three Kingdoms Period, and has been demolished and rebuilt by fire and flood over many periods, and its name has changed according to the times. In the 5th year of King Heungdeok in Silla (782), Jingamguksa Temple was built for the first time when he saw a white lotus bloom on the top of Mt. Yeonak, and was called Yeonhwasa. After that, it burned down, and in the 15th year of King Myeongjong of Goryeo (1185), the ambassador of Gakwon rebuilt the temple and called it Seongamsa. After it was destroyed by heavy rain in the 14th year of the King of the Goryeo Dynasty (1273), the temple was rebuilt by the ancestors of the Joseon Dynasty, and was called Sudasa. In the 10th year of King Sukjong of Joseon (1684), only the current Myeongbujeon remained due to a fire. The size of the Myeongbujeon Hall is 3 squares in front and 2 squares on the side. It was built in the Joseon Dynasty, but it follows the architectural style of the Silla Dynasty, so it has high academic value and is designated as Gyeongsangbuk-do Tangible Cultural Property No. 130. In addition to the Myeongbujeon, there are wooden Amita Nyorai seats designated as tangible cultural property No.334, and Yeongsanhoesangdo, stone pagoda, Dongjong, Budo, and beron trees, which are stored in the Jikjisa Seongbo Museum, although designated as Treasure No. 334. . Sudasa is one of the places loved by citizens because of its high-value cultural properties, hundreds of years old ginkgo and belong trees, which blend in with the surrounding scenery, creating a cozy yet cozy atmosphere. In addition, it is interesting to see the humorous dragon shape at the top of the pillar of Daeungjeon Hall. The disadvantage is that it is located in the northwest of Gumi City, so the travel time is long and convenience facilities such as restaurants are insufficient.

I didn’t know there was such a cozy temple in Gumi City Unfortunately, I went there after all the autumn leaves were gone, but next fall, I have to visit again in time for the autumn leaves. There is no place to stay overnight in the natural recreation forest, but it seems to be well made to take a break

This is a Silla-era temple located on Mt. Yeonak, Murul-myeon, Gumi-si. The huge ginkgo tree in the parking lot is famous, and the 300-year-old lagerstroemia is wonderful.

The autumn leaves are like a fairy tale book. There is no spectacular view of the 300-year-old Daelong and Ginkgo trees.

I loved the autumn scenery. Due to the wild boar, there are restrictions on mountaineering There was, but it was good.