Bulguksa and Seokguram
Temple of the Silla kingdom above Gyeongju, with stone terraces, twin pagodas and, on the ridge above, the Seokguram grotto: a granite dome built around a seated Buddha that faces the sunrise over the East Sea. Together they are the high point of Silla Buddhist art.
Dated events and their evidence
- 528 CE mainstream
small temple founded under King Beopheung source - 751 CE mainstream
rebuilt on the present scale under King Gyeongdeok source - 774 CE mainstream
construction completed source - 1995 CE mainstream
inscribed as a World Heritage site source
Where
35.7900° N, 129.3322° E
Sources
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