What you'll hear inside Jogyesa Temple:

• 1
  Salón Daeungjeon

  Daeungjeon Hall is the principal building of Jogyesa Temple in Seoul, its name translating to "Hall of the Great Hero" or "Buddha Hall".

• 2
  Pabellón Geungnakjeon

  Geungnakjeon, whose name translates as 'Hall of Supreme Bliss', is a two-storey building located behind the main Daeungjeon hall.

• 3
  Beomjong Tower

  The Beomjong tower is part of Jogyesa temple and houses the four ritual percussion instruments of Korean Buddhism, collectively known as samul.

• 4
  Ten-Storey Octagonal Pagoda

  At the heart of Jogyesa temple complex stands an octagonal ten-storey pagoda designed according to precise Buddhist doctrinal principles.

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  Centenarian Sophora

  Standing in the centre of Jogyesa temple's courtyard plaza is a venerable 500-year-old sophora tree, also known as the pagoda tree or Japanese false acacia.

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  Pino blanco centenario

  The Centennial White Pine stands outside the main Daeungjeon hall in Seoul, a remarkable specimen over 500 years old and reaching 12 metres in height.

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  Cheonjinbul Statue (Infant Buddha)

  Cheonjinbul is a distinctive baby-faced Buddha statue at Jogyesa Temple, revered as the 'Immaculate Buddha'.

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  Wooden Buddha (National Treasure)

  The Wooden Buddha is a National Treasure sculpture housed in the main hall, Daeungjeon, positioned to the right of the great Buddha triad.