Wear comfortable shoes for climbing the stairs and bring water, as the walk can be demanding. Also, prepare a camera or fully charged phone—the views from the temple are breathtaking.

BUS, CAR, WALK

In 3 hours at Buseoksa aprox., you can calmly explore its different halls (such as Muryangsujeon, the main hall), admire the ancient Buddhist statues and murals, and appreciate the oldest preserved wooden architecture in Korea. You can also walk along the mountain trails, stop at viewpoints overlooking the valley, and finish with a moment of meditation or tea in the temple’s peaceful atmosphere.