Jijangjeongsa Temple지장정사

At a glance

Jijangjeongsa is a modest temple in Noseong-myeon that welcomes visitors through its temple-stay program and has a building set aside for it. Its compound holds the Daeungjeon main hall, Geungnakjeon, a Thousand Buddha Hall, a Samseonggak shrine and a temple bell. Geungnakjeon is devoted to Amitabha, the Buddha of the Pure Land, and its altar, statues and paintings are arranged around him. The temple's foundation also runs a daycare center for local families.

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Jijangjeongsa Temple · 1 tours & tickets

1. KlookNonsan day tour: K-drama set & local experienceA 10-hour Nonsan tour that starts with meditation and bell ringing at Jijangjeongsa Temple and a temple-food meal, then continues to Myeongjae Old House and Sunshine Studio.Book

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  For more than a short visit, ask the temple about its temple-stay program.

Nearby

Myeongjae Old HouseThe house of Joseon scholar Yun Jeung (Myeongjae) below Noseongsan, with a large front pond and a crape myrtle about 300 years old.Donghaksa TempleA Gyeryongsan temple known for its seminary for Buddhist nuns, with shrines honoring loyal subjects of Goryeo and Joseon.Na Tae-joo Grass Flower Literature MuseumA free literature museum in central Gongju for Na Tae-joo, loved in Korea as the 'grass flower poet', with hands-on poem activities.Tomb of King Muryeong and Royal Tombs of GongjuSeven Baekje royal tombs on a Gongju hillside, among them the brick tomb of King Muryeong, discovered by chance in 1971.