Haedong Yonggung Temple

Haedong Yonggungsa Temple is located on the east coast of Busan. It is a temple located by the sea in South Korea. The surrounding scenery is very beautiful. Longgong Temple was founded in 1376 by Lan Weng, the teacher of King Gongmin. The temple is surrounded by mountains and sea with beautiful scenery. There are sea water Guanyin, Daxiong Hall, Dragon King Hall, Cave Fa Hall, four lions and three-story stone pagoda. The Daxiong Hall was rebuilt in 1970. The surface of the building was painted with Danqing, which has witnessed the ups and downs of history over the years. On the right side of the Daxiong Hall is a peculiarly styled cave hall, and on the front is a three-story stone pagoda with four lions. Each floor of the stone pagoda has 4 lions representing joy, anger and sorrow, so it is called "four lions". The more special scenery of Longgong Temple is the 108th step and Sunrise Rock. From the entrance of Longgong Temple, you need to go down 108 steps to reach the temple, and Sunrise Rock is located in the middle of 108 steps. Standing on the rock can listen to the sound of the waves crashing against the rock wall and enjoy the spectacular view of the sunrise. Every New Year, many people come here to make wishes in the face of the sunrise. In the fourth month of the lunar calendar, cherry blossoms at the entrance of Longgong Temple are prosperous. On the birthday of Sakyamuni, the temple was decorated with electric lights, presenting a fantastically beautiful night view.