
Dogapsa Temple (도갑사)
306, Dogapsa-ro, Yeongam-gun, Jeollanam-do
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Immerse yourself in history at Dogapsa Temple, a site rich with Silla-era architecture and national treasures. Visitors can marvel at the uniquely designed Haetalmun Gate, witness ancient wooden statues, and admire the five-story stone pagoda. This temple is perfect for history buffs and culture seekers. As a deeply spiritual and artistic site, it offers a tranquil retreat for all ages. Plan a visit any time, but exploring during autumn months offers particularly beautiful foliage.
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Dogapsa Temple, built during the late Silla period, has a long history and various national treasures. Approximately 100 meters from Iljumun Gate of Dogapsa Temple is Haetalmun Gate (gate of emancipation), built in 1473 with a unique design that is also designated as a National Treasure. Near the gate is Treasure No. 1134, Wooden Child Manjusri and Samantabhadra of Dogapsa Temple. A five-story stone pagoda as well as Stone Seated Buddha (a Treasure) can also be seen at the temple. A large amount of the temple was burnt down during various wars, but the remaining stones show how large the temple once was.
Visitors also explore Historical Site of Wangin (왕인박사 유적지), Yeongam Wangin Culture Festival (영암왕인문화축제) and Yeongam Pottery Museum (영암도기박물관) near this location.
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