The Ruined Place of The Temple of Goryeo Dynasty.
Bowon-sa temple was built in Goryeo dynasty, but it was ruined and nothing was left except some stone structures. It was about 5 o’clock when I got there. The sun was sinking down slowly over the hill.
The ruined place was wide. The wide openness made this place even desolate.
As turning to the the other side, I could find wonderful landscape.
The waters always make the landscape affluent even in desolate circumstances.
There were many relics scattered on the ground. What attracted me at first were the large stone water basin and the stone flag pole holder. Both of them were listed as the treasury.
In my guess, this stone flag pole holder seemed the tallest among what I ever have seen.
Let me introduce the relics of this place more detail in next posting.
Thank you for reading
@slowwalker,
Just imagine if this temple was not ruined, how beautiful it is! It's a shame, war or whatever reason such wonderful and sacred places are destroying! I am awaiting to see your next post to see relics around this place! Thank you!
Cheers~
@slowwalker, Actually you're a perfect relics founder in steem blockchain. You've perfect knowledge about Buddhism of Korea. Better time you went there coz sunlight goes down that time and no more need to be tired. Sure it's ruined place. Really flat area they built up Bowon-sa temple. Some of stone relics protected there. Thanks your perfect photo clicks with description.
I love nature very much and I really like the environment of nature... I love you @slowwalker love you photography 💞💞💞
Your photography makes my eyes wide open, amazing @slowwalker, success is always for you, I share this post.
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You are making me fall in love with Landscape Architecture
Very interesting. The relics and that hill is so full of green brush. Look forward to seeing more detail in the next post
The landscape is super beautiful. Do they still consider it holy grounds beyond the relics? Or actually, the correct question would be.... how far is still considered holy grounds? Would love to make it there one day and take a tour from your posts :)
Hola mi amigo, espero que esté teniendo una buena semana, eres increible, gracias por tu apoyo. A hug from Venezuela.
Edgar.