What you'll hear inside Seokbulsa Temple:

• 1
  Buda de Mabaebul (Relieves rupestres)

  The Mbaebul comprises 29 Buddhist figures carved directly into the towering natural rock face that forms the backdrop of the Seokbulsa temple compound.

• 2
  Daeungjeon (Salón Principal)

  Daeungjeon is the main hall of Seokbulsa Temple in Busan, situated beside a modest three-storey pagoda that marks the start of the sacred pathway.

• 3
  Beomjong-gak (Bell Pavilion)

  Beomjong-gak is the pavilion housing the temple's great Brahma bell, positioned opposite the monks' quarters.

• 4
  Three-Storey Pagoda

  The three-storey pagoda sits at the entrance to the sacred path within Seokbulsa Temple's grounds.

• 5
  Hermitages of the Second Storey with Balconies

  Within the Seokbulsa temple complex, several modest hermitages occupy the upper storeys of the buildings, reached via narrow staircases.

• 6
  Busan Panoramic Viewpoint

  Busan's panoramic viewpoint sits just outside the main entrance to Seokbulsa Temple, rewarding visitors with sweeping city views after a steep climb.

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  Chilseonggak Pavilion

  Chilseonggak is a pavilion within the Seokbulsa temple complex in Busan, serving as an internal reference point for visitors navigating the grounds.