Discover the beautiful temples of Busan

Visiting another culture is an excellent way to aid the process of personal development, as learning about different spiritual beliefs can offer a person perspective on different societies around the world. Those who are visiting South Korea on their next trip can gain insight on the country's religions when they head to Busan.

Religion is a major part of Korean culture – the people ascribe to Buddhist, Confucian and Christian methodologies, for the most part, and visitors can explore the sacred sites that belong to each belief system.

The Beomeosa Temple is the largest in Busan. Built in the year 678, it features a towering stone pagoda and a colorful hall that is sure to impress those who visit. Another site to check out is the Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, which sits along the coast and is a major part of traditional tales involving the goddess of the sea.

Those who trek to the top of Mount Tohamsan will be able to see the Bulguksa Temple, which is an impressive structure where followers of Buddhism worship. It is known for its use of Silla architecture, a style that was used in Korea between the 7th and 10th centuries.

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