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Jogyesa Daeungjeon was built in 1938 and was then praised as the finest traditional wooden building of its time. Today it is the representative temple of Korean Buddhism and the Jogye order. The other temples in this photo gallery lie on the Ingwangsan hill overlooking Seoul.

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01 Jogyesa Daeungjeon
02 Jogyesa Daeungjeon
03 Jogyesa Daeungjeon
04 Jogyesa Daeungjeon
01 Jogyesa Daeungjeon
02 Jogyesa Daeungjeon
03 Jogyesa Daeungjeon
04 Jogyesa Daeungjeon
05 People praying in Jogyesa Daeungjeon
06 Buddhist temple
07 Bell
08 Altar with Buddha statues
05 People praying in Jogyesa Daeungjeon
06 Buddhist temple
07 Bell
08 Altar with Buddha statues
09 Altar with Buddha statues
10 Fresco
11 Buddhist temple
12 Buddhist mural painting
09 Altar with Buddha statues
10 Fresco
11 Buddhist temple
12 Buddhist mural painting
13 Altar with Buddha statues
14 Altar with Buddha statues
15 Pavilion
16 Temple gate
13 Altar with Buddha statues
14 Altar with Buddha statues
15 Pavilion
16 Temple gate
17 Roof detail
18 Roof detail
17 Roof detail
18 Roof detail
Other Seoul galleries:  Beomnyeonsa Buddhist temple  ▪  Bongeunsa Buddhist temple  ▪  People  ▪  Gyeongbokgung Palace  ▪  Change of the Guard at Gyeongbokgung  ▪  Downtown Seoul  ▪  Korean food  ▪  Seoul by night  ▪  International Convention Centre  ▪  Miscellaneous Seoul photos
Categories:  Tourist attractions  ▪  Buddhist architecture  ▪  Temples  ▪  Religious sites  ▪  Buddhism
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