The cherry blossom road is pretty in spring. When the cherry blossoms fall, it becomes a colorful flower path. The temple is not large. The road to Yongyeonsa Temple is pretty and you can easily tour the temple. I think the place where the sari are stored is located a little away from the temple and you can take a walk and look around. It's not a place to take a lot of pictures like a famous tourist attraction at a large temple, but you can see flowers on the way to Yongyeonsa Temple. It is recommended as a travel course to visit Songhae Park, just below.

Jeokmyeolbogung, a place where Buddha’s relics are kept One out of five in the country It is enshrined here at Yongyeonsa Temple. It is close to Songhae Park. It's a place worth visiting

언제나 절에가면 맘이 편해지지요. 절한번에 번뇌를 조금씩 내려놓습니다

(Translated by Google) Fresh air from nature that cannot be compared to the air in the city. The perfect place to go for a walk in autumn (Original) 도심의 공기와는 비교할수 없는 자연이 주는 신선한 공기. 가을날 산책오기 딱 좋은 곳

Many people are vacationing in Yongyeonsa Valley. ___________________________________ A temple founded by Boyang, a monk of the Unified Silla Dynasty during the North and South Korea era, located on Biseulsan Mountain in Okpo-myeon, Dalseong-gun, Daegu. Cultural property data. It is a branch temple of Donghwasa Temple, the headquarters of the 9th diocese of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. It was founded by Boyang Hwasang in 914 (3rd year of King Sindeok's reign), and rebuilt by Cheonil in 1419 (1st year of King Sejong's reign). When it was destroyed by fire during the Japanese invasions of Korea, in 1603 (the 36th year of King Seonjo's reign), Master Samyeong ordered Injam, Tanok, and Gyeongcheon to rebuild it. Beomjonggak was built in 1621 (13th year of King Gwanghaegun's reign), and in 1650 (1st year of King Hyojong's reign), a fire broke out and the shrine and temple were all destroyed. The following year, Gye-hwan, Yeohwi, and others built Seolseondang and Simgeomdang, and the following year, Il-eon and Hak-sin built Dongsangsil. A living room and a western room were built. In 1653, Hongmuk built Daeungjeon, Seungan built Myeongbujeon, and the following year, Ilju built Manwolru. In 1655, Heegam and Hongmook built Hamheodang and Gwanjeongryo, and the following year, Cheongjin built Gwaneumjeon. In 1657, Gyehong built Bansangryo, in 1658 Dohaeng built Myeongwoldang, and in 1659, Hakshin built Hyangnojeon. In 1661 (1st year of King Hyeonjong's reign), Ilsun (一淳) established Yaksijeon, and in 1661, Gyehong established Duwolryo (斗月寮). In 1668, the Great Bell and Geumgu were built, the stone bridge in front of the Cheonwangmun Gate was completed in 1670, and the Beopgo was completed in 1672. In 1673, Ja-jin erected the Buddha's stupa and monument. In 1674, Budoam was built, and in 1675 (the first year of King Sukjong's reign), Sarigak (舍利閣) was built, and Yongmungyo Bridge and the middle bell of the Buddhist temple were completed one after another. Cheonwangmun Gate was built in 1682, Eungjinjeon Hall and 16 Arhats were built in 1688, Yeongnyudang Hall was built in 1693, Iljumun Gate was built in 1695, and Siwangtaeng Gate was built in 1711. King Yeon (王幀) was enshrined and Myeongbujeon was decorated. In 1722 (the 2nd year of King Gyeongjong’s reign), Daeungjeon and Jonggak were renovated by Chanhwa. These halls were as large as 200 rooms, and there were as many as 500 monks living there. In 1726 (the 2nd year of King Yeongjo's reign), the main hall, the east and west rooms, and the left and right shrines burned down again, but were rebuilt by Hyejo in 1728 along with the painting. Cultural assets include the Geumgang Stairs of Yongyeonsa Temple in Dalseong, which enshrined a Buddhist relic and was designated as a treasure in 1971. This relic originally existed at Tongdosa Temple, and Master Samyeong had his disciple Cheongjin enshrine it in this temple. This staircase was completed in 1673 and was modeled after the shape of the Tongdosa Buddha Relic Staircase. In addition, there is the Yongyeonsa Three-story Stone Pagoda, which was designated as a Daegu Metropolitan City cultural property in 1995. [Source: Encyclopedia of Korean Folk Culture]

good buddhist temple. near by city so good place to visit.

The sea on the border of Dalseong-gun and Cheongdo-gun in Daegu Sitting cross-legged at the foot of Biseulsan Mountain at 1083,4m It is a small temple house. Water flowing into a vigorous valley on the right It originates from the mountains north of Cheonhwangbong Peak and is This lived falling from a height of 15m It flows through Yongju Falls to Yongyeonji. right Beautiful scenery with geojin forests and strangely shaped rocks It is more spectacular because it produces In the summer, it is crowded with vacationers. Do it too. The 9th Parish of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism It is a subsidiary temple of Donghwasa Temple and was founded in 914 by Boyang. It was founded by Hwasa, but was destroyed by fire several times, and the current structure is It is said that it was rebuilt in modern times. Buddhist sarira at Tongdosa Temple in Yangsan, a cultural asset Master Samyeong ordered his disciple to examine Yongyeon. Treasure No. 539 Stone Stairs Enshrined in the Temple It is said to have been completed in 1673. Seen in the form of the Tongdosa Buddha Relic Stairs It is said that it was made by floating and Daegu Metropolitan Area There is also a three-story stone pagoda, which is City Cultural Heritage Material No. 28. Clean valley and Yongyeonji, Okyeonji (Songyeonji) It is adjacent to Daegu Arboretum (Sea Park), etc. It is located not far away, so it is easy to access It is easy to do. Also, there is a garden nearby ( The fact that restaurants and cafes are open is a big advantage for outings with the family. I think it might be this. The parking lot is large too. I don't think there will be any problems with parking.

It is famous as a temple with Jeokmyeolbogung, which enshrines the Buddha's relics.

There was a good temple nearby. It was a temple that made me feel at peace. However, because it was winter, I couldn't use the bathroom to prevent freezing.

It is a temple worth visiting at least once.

It's nice that you don't have to walk too far from the parking lot to the temple.

Calming and Beautiful temple.

I was very grateful that they provided me with food even though it was late. Due to the coronavirus, there were places where people ended up with just a half-hearted lunch box... but here, they provided food and water to the believers until late at night, which was very touching.

It was a refreshing experience seeing a Buddhist choir for the first time.

It was a good experience because there was Jeokmyeolbogung with Jinsinsari engraved on it.

A place where you don't have to worry about walking alone, but it's even better with a group! It's not only a temple, but it's also a great place for hiking because it's at the foot of Biseulsan Mountain! If time permits, make sure to visit...

조용하고 바람불때가면 석탑주변에 작은종들이 환상적인 소리를 만들어 내는곳

한번 가보면 좋을 것 같아요

한적하고 물이 맑은것이 좋더군요. 오랜만에 조용한 절 가본 것 같습니다

(Translated by Google) It was quiet and cozy, and it was good that the car could go to the entrance. It was small, but it was clean and the mountain birds were good. (Original) 조용하고 아늑하며 차가 절입구까지 들어갈수있어서 좋았고 자그만하지만 깨끗하고 산새도 좋았음

(Translated by Google) This is the first temple I have been to. There is a good parking lot It's good to take a car. If the children are still young and ride a lot, it's hard for me;; It was neat, but it was nice because it was beautifully well done. (Original) 처음가본 절입니다. 주차자리가 잘 되어있어서 차가지고 가기 좋아요. 아이들이 아직 어려 산 많이 타면 제가 힘들어서요;; 깔끔한데 예쁘게 잘 되어있어서 좋았어요.

계곡이랑 잘 어울리는곳 발도 담궈보고 사찰 구경도 하고 소원도 빌고 일석이조 입니다 강추

한겨울 인데도 불구하고 절에는 사람이 제법 많았습니다. 고즈녁한 분위기를 기대하고 갔다가 의외의 상황에 그냥 한번 휘~둘러 보고 내려왔습니다. 옥포로 돌아 오는길에 한우우거지 된장에 밥 한공기 퍼뜩 먹어치우고 핸즈커피로 가서 아메리카노 한잔~

I went there on New Year's Day. It's a meaningful place where Buddha's relics are located. Go there when you're praying for something important.