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2025년 8월 3일 (일) 12:24 판
Jeungsimsa Temple and the Sacred Landscape of Mudeungsan Mountain
Narrative
Nestled at the foot of Mudeungsan Mountain, Jeungsimsa Temple is more than a repository of Buddhist heritage—it is part of a sacred landscape shaped by spiritual devotion, artistic encounters, and mountain worship. From ancient Buddhist statues and ritual halls to early 20th-century poems inspired by its scenery, and stone monuments invoking the mountain deity, Jeungsimsa reflects the layered cultural and religious traditions that have defined the region for centuries.
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