South Korea Modern architecture, Peaceful + Religious pictures

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Amid the majestic mountains of Seoraksan National Park sits an ancient Zen Buddhist temple and a monument to a peaceful unification for Korea. 

Take a rejuvenating stroll through the largest forest of nutmeg trees in the world, some of them up to 800 years old.

Turquoise-green water, peculiar rock formations and pretty foliage create a picturesque setting in this inlet with black-sand beaches. 

Come see thousands of Buddhas in this ancient temple from the Silla Kingdom, tucked away on the forested slopes of Mount Hamwol in Gyeongju.

See one of the oldest wooden structures in Korea at this peaceful Buddhist temple complex perched on the slopes of Mount Cheondeung. 

Come see thousands of Buddhas in this ancient temple from the Silla Kingdom, tucked away on the forested slopes of Mount Hamwol in Gyeongju.

Learn some new skills in the “Stone Buddha Temple,” an ancient monastery that is now the South Korean center of seonmudo, a Buddhist form of martial arts.

Take a rejuvenating stroll through the largest forest of nutmeg trees in the world, some of them up to 800 years old.

Venture to the forested slopes of Mount Toham to enjoy its picturesque gardens and learn about this highly significant complex dating back to the ancient Silla Kingdom.

This fascinating provincial city has folk museums, temples, cultural treasures and a culinary scene that all celebrate centuries of Korean traditions. 

Take a rejuvenating stroll through the largest forest of nutmeg trees in the world, some of them up to 800 years old.

Take a rejuvenating stroll through the largest forest of nutmeg trees in the world, some of them up to 800 years old.

This Seoul landmark can be seen from miles around and offers the finest panoramas of the city.

Walk the small laneways to admire the architecture and the scenic vistas, or stay a night to really experience this beautiful and historic little village.

Visit the “Fragrant Emperor Temple” in Gyeongju to see one of the oldest pagodas in Korea and admire the ancient Buddha images. 

Imagine a river island in the heart of Korea where flowers, gardens and fairy tales create the sense of being in an independent country.

Learn some new skills in the “Stone Buddha Temple,” an ancient monastery that is now the South Korean center of seonmudo, a Buddhist form of martial arts.

Known across the country for its spacious and beautiful beach, this part of Busan also has numerous exciting cultural attractions. 

Take a rejuvenating stroll through the largest forest of nutmeg trees in the world, some of them up to 800 years old.

Known across the country for its spacious and beautiful beach, this part of Busan also has numerous exciting cultural attractions. 

Venture to the forested slopes of Mount Toham to enjoy its picturesque gardens and learn about this highly significant complex dating back to the ancient Silla Kingdom.

Come see thousands of Buddhas in this ancient temple from the Silla Kingdom, tucked away on the forested slopes of Mount Hamwol in Gyeongju.

Find peace at this ancient temple, a beautiful masterpiece of Joseon Dynasty architecture that is surrounded by lush green forest. 

Take a rejuvenating stroll through the largest forest of nutmeg trees in the world, some of them up to 800 years old.