Korean History of Temples | #6 | Jangyuksa Temple [Temple-stay available] | Yeongdeok-gun

"I visited Jangyuksa, located in Yeongdeok-gun, as the sixth featured destination for 'My Own Selection of 100 Temple Journey Sceneries,' introducing temples from all over Korea."
My sixth visit was to Jangyuksa Temple in Yeongdeok-gun, Gyeongsangbuk-do.
Heal yourself with the sound of waves along the Ibaek-ri sea road. Heal once again at the temple stay at Jangyuksa Temple in Unseo Mountain, where the clouds live.
Hongryeonam Hermitage, the first practice site of Zen Master Naong, one of the three great monks of Korean Buddhism, and the main Buddha hall of Jangyuksa Temple that he founded! We deeply recite Cheongsanga, a well-known Chinese poem written by Zen master Naong by looking around there.
In addition to the footsteps of Zen Master Naong, Korean National Treasure No. 993, the Seated Dry Lacquered Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva, Jangyuksa Temple has many tangible cultural assets, including murals in Daeungjeon!
When you are satisfied with the stories and attractions, the temple located inside the temple, the dawn of temple stay and humanities healing center awaits.
While walking through the bamboo forest inside the temple, I suddenly saw the ‘snow crab’ of Yeongdeok Snow Crab. It does not mean 'big crab', but rather the legs extending from the body. I realized that it is called 'snow crab' because it looks like bamboo.
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이번주에 영덕 여행이라 어디갈지 코스짜다가 장육사 들를까하고 검색하다 왔습니다 ^^ 감사합니다.

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눈에 쏙~~ 귀에 쏙~~ 마음에도 쏙입니다 !!!

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즐겁해 봐주셔서 감사합니다^^

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매월 셋째 토요일 장육사를 찾으시는분들께 무료로 국수 점심공양드립니다