What you'll hear inside Dabotap and Seokgatap Pagodas (Bulguksa Temple):

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  Daeungjeon Hall

  Daeungjeon Hall, the principal building at Bulguksa Temple, serves as the spiritual centrepiece of the complex.

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  Cheongungyo and Baegungyo Bridges

  The twin stone staircases Cheongungyo and Baegungyo—respectively the 'Blue Cloud Bridge' and 'White Cloud Bridge'—lead to the Jahamun gate, the main entrance to Bulguksa Temple's central courtyard.

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  Jahamun Gate

  The Jahamun Gate marks the entrance to Bulguksa Temple's main courtyard in Gyeongju.

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  Salón Geungnakjeon

  Geungnakjeon Hall is a pavilion within Bulguksa Temple dedicated to Amitabha Buddha, the central figure of Pure Land Buddhism.

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  Birojeon Hall

  Birojeon Hall, the "Hall of Vairocana", is dedicated to Vairocana Buddha, representing ultimate truth and the embodiment of Buddhist teaching itself—the manifestation of the universe and the sum of…

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  Salón Gwaneumjeon

  The Gwaneumjeon hall is the highest pavilion within Bulguksa Temple, positioned on the upper terrace of the complex and reached by climbing a steep flight of stone steps.

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  Salón Museoljeon

  Museoljeon hall sits directly behind the main Daeungjeon hall at Bulguksa temple.

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  Nahanjeon Hall

  Nahanjeon is a pavilion within Bulguksa temple in Gyeongju, dedicated to the arhat—Buddhist disciples who attained enlightenment under Buddha.

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  Yonhwagyo and Chilbogyo Bridges

  The Yonhwagyo ('Lotus Flower Bridge') and Chilbogyo ('Seven Treasures Bridge') form the original entrance stairway to the Geugnakjeon hall, located west of Bulguksa temple's main courtyard in…

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  Cheonwangmun Gate

  The Cheonwangmun gate, whose name translates as 'Gate of the Heavenly Kings', serves as one of the sacred thresholds visitors pass through before reaching the main precinct of Bulguksa Temple.