Woljeongsa

**Woljeongsa**
	Buddhist temple in Pyeongchang, South Korea
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Instance of	Buddhist temple;
Location	Jinbu-myeon; Gangwon Province; South Korea;
Founded by	Jajang;
Inception	643;
Religion or worldview	Buddhism;
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	37° 43′ 52.51″ N, 128° 35′ 33.55″ E
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Wolijeongsa is located on the eastern slopes of Odaesan was founded in 643, and is composed of 60 temples buildings and 8 hermitages.

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Tunnel of lanterns at Wolijeongsa's entrance.
Entrantrace to Wolijeongsa, located on the eastern slopes of Odaesan was founded in 643, and is composed of 60 temples buildings and 8 hermitages.
Gate at Wolijeongsa
Gate at Wolijeongsa, located on the eastern slopes of Odaesan was founded in 643, and is composed of 60 temples buildings and 8 hermitages.
A dusty Virūpāksa - King of the West, one of the Four Heavenly Kings at Wolijeongsa
Images painted on entry gates
Image in relief on a gate
Image in relief on a gate
Images painted on entry gates
Images painted on entry gates
Ornate Buddhist artifact on the second floor of one the entry gates at Wolijeongsa
One of the halls at Wolijeongsa
Ceiling of the entrance gate at Wolijeongsa
Dragonhead roof ornament at Wolijeongsa located on the eastern slopes of Odaesan was founded in 643, and is composed of 60 temples buildings and 8 hermitages.
Wolijeongsa
Woljeongsa Octagonal Nine Story Stone Pagoda, called the Sari-pagoda (relic pagoda) National Treasure number 48.
Woljeongsa Octagonal Nine Story Stone Pagoda, called the Sari-pagoda (relic pagoda)National Treasure number 48.
Stone Lantern at Wolijeongsa
Wolijeongsa located on the eastern slopes of Odaesan was founded in 643, and is composed of 60 temples buildings and 8 hermitages.
Buddha
Buddha
Buddha
Worship halls
Worship hall
Stone Lantern
Paintings on the side of a hall at Wolijeongsa
Wolijeongsa