A temple with a Daeungjeon pillar that is said to make the journey to the afterlife easier

#Domestic travel #Nonsan travel #Ssanggyesa #Daeungjeon Ssanggyesa. Address: 192 Jungsan-gil, Yangchon-myeon, Nonsan-si, Chungcheongnam-do. Inquiries: 041-741-2251. According to history, it was founded by Monk Hye-myeong, who built the stone Maitreya statue of Gwanchoksa Temple in the early Goryeo Dynasty. However, according to the story, it is said that the son of the Jade Emperor descended from heaven and built the temple. There is the Daeungjeon and the wooden Sakyamuni Buddha Triad, which are designated as national treasures, and the Daeungjeon gate is famous for its flower-patterned lattice. According to the legend, a blue bird drew the Daeungjeon Buddhist painting with a brush in its mouth, or if you hold the pillar made of kudzu vine among the pillars of the Daeungjeon and walk around it in an intercalary year, you will live a long and healthy life and be free from pain when you go to the afterlife. There is a warning sign posted now saying not to touch it.