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Unlike Outer Seorak, which is relatively busy and crowded, Inner Seorak is quiet and has much unexplored terrain and primitive forests. Situated at the entrance to Inner Seorak, Baekdamsa Temple oversees nearby hermitages like
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was ordained at the temple. Ven. Undam attained enlightenment and then he wrote such great works as
Joseonbulgyo yusinnon (朝鮮佛敎維新論; Reformation of Joseon Buddhism), Siphyeondam juhae (十玄談註解; Commentary on the Ten Profound Verses) and a poetry collection titled Nimui chimmuk (Silence of My Beloved).
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Baekdamsa Temple was established by Ven. Jajang Yulsa in 647 in Hangye-ri under the name
Hangyesa (寒溪寺) Temple. After its founding, the name changed several times to Unheungsa, Samwonsa, Seongusa and Yeongchwisa. Finally in 1783, Choe Bung and Ven. Undam renamed it Baekdamsa Temple, the name still
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Baekdamsa is known for its history of repeated destruction and rebuilding. It was originally built in 647 but was destroyed by fire, rebuilt in 790 but destroyed by fire, rebuilt in 987 but destroyed by fire, rebuilt in 1434 but destroyed by fire, and rebuilt in 1447 but was destroyed by fire. The
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child monk was left alone here on this secluded, snow-covered mountain but survived the long, harsh winter thanks to the blessings of
Avalokitêśvara. Both the story and the hermitage have become well known since the story was published as a children's book and an animated movie was made about it.
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Heritage of Baekdamsa and Nearby Tourist Attractions Baekdamsa Temple has one state-designated cultural item: a Wooden Seated Amitabha Buddha (Treasure No. 1182). Enshrined in the Paradise Hall (Geungnak-bojeon), the statue was produced in 1748 when the temple was relocated from nearby
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