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Beomeosa Temple

250 Beomeosa-ro, Geumjeong-gu, Busan
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Open all year round / Free access from dawn until after sunset
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Free (parking: ₩3,000)
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Beomeosa Temple Overview

Beomeosa Temple is located at 546, Cheongnyong-dong, Geumjeong-gu, Busan. It is a millennium-old temple founded by Master Uisang in the 18th year of King Munmu of Silla (678 AD), and it is the largest and most historically significant Buddhist temple in Busan. Situated at the foot of Geumjeongsan Mountain, the temple offers a beautiful landscape that harmonizes with the changing natural scenery of each season.

Within the temple grounds, there are numerous nationally designated cultural properties, including the Daeungjeon Hall (Treasure No. 434), Iljumin Gate, Buli Gate, and Jogye Gate, allowing visitors to appreciate the essence of traditional Korean Buddhist architecture. Currently, admission is free, and the temple is open year-round without closure.

Templestay (a one-night, two-day program) is also operated, and reservations can be made at templestay.com. The autumn foliage season is the most beautiful, and the Geumjeongsan hiking course starting from Beomeosa Temple (approximately 4 hours round trip to Godang Peak) is also popular.

Highlights

  • 01 Founded in 678 during the Silla Dynasty, a 1,300-year-old ancient temple
  • 02 Numerous national cultural treasures including Daeungjeon Hall (Treasure No. 434)
  • 03 Free admission and Templestay (1 night, 2 days) available
  • 04 Best scenery for autumn foliage and spring cherry blossoms
  • 05 Starting point for hiking Galdangbong Peak on Geumjeongsan Mountain

Hours

Same daily
Open all year round / Free access from dawn until after sunset

Getting there

Subway

Busan Metro Line 1 Beomeosa Station Exit 5 → Village Bus Gyeong-1 → Beomeosa alighting (about 10 minutes)

Bus

90 bus → Beomeosa alight

Car

Geumjeong-gu Seongryong-ro → Beomeosa parking lot usage

Taxi

Beomeosa-yeok, about 5 minutes (4,000 won)

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Parking

Driving? Check the nearest parking lots
  • Public Sondong Gongye Parking Lot 12 min walk · 690 m
    Free
    Weekdays Open 24h 52 spaces Off-street lot
  • Public Oryun Donggong Parking Lot 12 min walk · 690 m
    Free
    Weekdays Open 24h 47 spaces Off-street lot
  • Public Beomeosa Temple Sangma Public Parking Lot 12 min walk · 700 m
    Free
    Weekdays Open 24h 114 spaces Off-street lot

Fees and hours may change — check the signs on site. · Source: data.go.kr National Parking Standard Data, Busan Facilities Corporation

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Frequently asked questions

What are the opening hours of Beomeosa Temple?
Open all year round / Free access from dawn until after sunset
Is there an admission fee for Beomeosa Temple?
Free (parking: ₩3,000)
How do I get to Beomeosa Temple? (public transport)
Subway: Busan Metro Line 1 Beomeosa Station Exit 5 → Village Bus Gyeong-1 → Beomeosa alighting (about 10 minutes) / Bus: 90 bus → Beomeosa alight / Car: Geumjeong-gu Seongryong-ro → Beomeosa parking lot usage
What is the phone number for Beomeosa Temple?
051-508-3122
When is the best time to visit Beomeosa Temple?
Autumn (October~November) foliage / Spring (April) cherry blossoms·jindaldae / Geumjeongsan Mountain hiking
Where is Beomeosa Temple located? (address)
250 Beomeosa-ro, Geumjeong-gu, Busan
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