About this Stone
This coastal temple, built in 1376 during the Goryeo Dynasty, stands as one of Korea’s rare seaside sanctuaries. Perched along a rocky shoreline, it faces the ocean directly rather than the cardinal directions favored by most temples—a distinctive choice that symbolizes spiritual renewal and good fortune. The dramatic positioning draws visitors throughout the year, particularly those seeking sunrise views over the water. The stone sign at the entrance marks the threshold to this unique spiritual space, where the sound of waves and the salt air create an atmosphere unlike inland temple grounds.
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