[2025 Yangyang Attraction] Travel Guide for Uisangdae Pavilion (Updated Jul)

The last of 2022~! I came to Yangyang to see the sunset and sunrise I came to Naksansa Temple. It is open every day from 6:00 to 17:00 Admission is 4,000 won for adults🥰🙏 #Vacation trip #Yangyang #Sunrise #Sunset #Please live healthily

Such a fantastic #oceanview in Naksansa 🤍 📍 100 Naksansa-ro, Ganghyeon-myeon, Yangyang-gun, Gangwon-do 💰 Admission fee for adults 4,000 won ⏰ 06:00 - 18:00 (Last admission at 17:00) 🙆🏻‍♀️ Naksansa where you can enjoy both the mountain and the sea :) It is well known as a sunrise spot, and it is also beautiful when you go at sunset✨ The sound of the waves and the sound of the temple scenery blend together, making it perfect for healing😆 #HotPlace #Naksansa #Yangyang #YangyangTravel #Gangwon-do #Gangwon-doTravel #Temple #Sunset #SunsetRestaurant

📍Naksansa Temple (100 Naksansa-ro, Ganghyeon-myeon, Yangyang-gun, Gangwon-do) There are many paths to Naksansa Temple. A path that brings excitement, a path that makes your heart happy, a path that relieves your worries, etc..! Among them, I would like to introduce a path where dreams come true🍀 As you walk along this path, you can see many people hanging wish papers and stacking stones. And anyone can make a wish using the wish papers and pens provided! Among the many people's wishes, I also wrote my wish and hung it in a place where it was easy to see (,,> <,,)♡ You can see many people bowing to the Haesu Gwaneum Statue in the photo. It is said that if you touch something hidden under the Gwaneum Statue🤫, one more wish will be granted! There is also a beautiful ocean view behind the Gwaneum Statue, so it was the best place I saw at Naksansa Temple! If you have a wish that you really want to fulfill, I recommend a trip to Naksansa Temple on this occasion..! (*ᴗ͈ˬᴗ͈)ꕤ*.ﾟ #Gangwon-do travel #Gangwon travel #Yangyang travel #Naksansa Temple #autumn leaves #wish #

Stepping into Naksansa Temple, the sea breeze blows gently, the Buddhist chants linger, and an indescribable sense of solemnity and awe arises spontaneously. This thousand-year-old temple is located on the coast of the East China Sea in Gangwon-do, South Korea. Its profound historical heritage and beautiful natural scenery are perfectly integrated, allowing people to settle their hearts. Walking in the temple, every brick and tile seems to tell the vicissitudes of time. In the main hall, the Buddha statue is compassionate and solemn, the believers pray in a low voice, the incense is curling, and the air is filled with a quiet and solemn atmosphere. The most fascinating thing is the Guanyin statue standing on the coast. The white Dharma image faces the vast East China Sea, kind and magnificent. Looking at the Guanyin statue from a distance, feeling the vastness of the sea and sky and the insignificance of oneself, awe arises spontaneously. The waves beat against the reefs, as if it is the solemn whisper of Buddhism, washing away the dust of the world. Naksansa Temple is not only a Buddhist holy place, but also a pure land, where people can find spiritual comfort and sublimation. #Great Places to Go in May 2025

When you go to Sokcho, Gangwon-do, you must stay at Cassia Sokcho. The East Sea seen from the room is so refreshing that it makes your heart pound, and even the sunrise in the morning and the sunset in the evening are beautiful. If you use the package, you can stay with your young children, so the whole family can stay comfortably, and the hot spring bath that you can take in the room was really nice. The lounge had various drinks such as coffee, juice, and carbonated drinks, as well as simple snacks, and there were also fun play facilities for young children. There, children can have a good time, and adults can relax while looking at the East Sea and Seoraksan Mountain. Cassia's breakfast was composed of just the right amount of delicious food, so it was perfect. On the way back from staying in Sokcho, it would be great to visit Naksansa Temple. After taking a walk around Naksansa Temple while breathing in the fresh air, and climbing up to the costume stand and looking at the East Sea that would appear in the national anthem, your heart will feel refreshed. #April travel support fund#Cassia Sokcho#Yangyang Naksansa

Naksan Beach is a beach near the famous Naksan Temple. Its beautiful white sand and wide coastline alone are refreshing, and Naksan Temple, which can be reached on foot, and the statue of Avalokitesvara in the sea and the Hongryeonam Hermitage are also great tourist attractions. If you are traveling along the East Coast, be sure to stop by Naksan. #NaksanBeach #NaksanTemple #YangyangTravel

There is a place that breaks the stereotype that temples are located on mountains. Naksansa Temple, which is a good place to visit if you are traveling to Yangyang, is located next to the coast, so you can enjoy the temple in harmony with the ocean view. The road to Naksansa Temple is a good place to take a commemorative photo while enjoying a walk, so it is popular with young people. In particular, how about placing a stone on the stone towers piled up here and there, making a wish, and making memories of your trip? #YangyangTravel #Naksansa

Yangyang Naksansa Temple, located between Sokcho and Yangyang, is where Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva resides. It was founded by Uisang in 671 and is one of the three major Avalokitesvara prayer halls and is famous as one of the eight scenic views of Gwandong. It is a good place to visit on a clear day, but it seems even better on a rainy day because it has a different feel. ➡️Yangyang Naksansa Temple 100 Naksansa-ro, Ganghyeon-myeon, Yangyang-gun, Gangwon-do Admission: 4,000 won Operating hours: 6:00 AM - 6:30 PM every day Last entry at 5:30 PM/No pets allowed #Yangyang #YangyangTravel #PlacesToVisitInYangyang #YangyangNaksansa #Naksansa