Korea's Ancient Temples: A Photographer's Guide

Embark on a high-speed train journey to Bongjeongsa and Buseoksa, Korea's thousand-year-old ancient temples, alongside an expert who has photographed traditional Korean architecture for 30 years.














AM09:00 Meet at Cheongnyangni KTX Station, Seoul   


AM 11:00 Ktx to Andong

Board the KTX and travel south to Andong.













AM11:30 Arrive at Bongjeongsa Temple

Bongjeongsa Temple in Andong houses Geungnakjeon Hall, he oldest surviving wooden structure in Korea.

If you would like to know more about Bongjeongsa Temple, please check out the link below

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PM1:00 Local Andong Cuisine

We stop for lunch at a local restaurant in Andong. I recommend the gango-deogeo jeongshik

Should you be a vegetarian or have any dietary restrictions such as not eating fish, please let us know in advance so we can arrange an alternative restaurant.













PM 3:00 Arrive at Buseoksa Temple

Muryangsujeon at Buseoksa is widely regarded by architects as the most beautiful wooden structure in Korea.

If you would like to know more about Buseoksa Temple, please check out the link below

https://photonuri.blogspot.com/search/label/Buseoksa















PM 5:00 Travel to Punggi Station

We travel to Punggi Station in Yeongju for the return journey to Seoul — a short transfer from Buseoksa














Return to Cheongnyangni Station

Return to Seoul by KTX, reviewing photos and sharing impressions.


Should you have any further questions regarding this travel program, please feel free to contact us at any time.

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