“Land of Tranquil Temples: The Spirit of Korean Buddhism”

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Buddhism in Korea has a long and peaceful history that began over 1,600 years ago. It deeply influenced Korean art, culture, and daily life. Temples are often built in the mountains, surrounded by nature, offering calm places for prayer and meditation. Monks and visitors practice mindfulness, chanting, and tea ceremonies. Famous temples like Bulguksa and Jogyesa show beautiful wooden architecture and stone pagodas. Buddhism in Korea teaches compassion, harmony, and balance with all living things.

Post by WonderBOYz | Oct 21, 2025

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