Path on the way to Samseonggung's main grounds. Samseonggung is a Shrine dedicated to the traditional worship of the three mythical creators of Korea: Whanin, Whanung, and Dangun.

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Path on the way to Samseonggung's main grounds. Samseonggung is a Shrine dedicated to the traditional worship of the three mythical creators of Korea: Whanin, Whanung, and Dangun. by §teve
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지리산 삼선궁 by 전인태
삼성궁 수련장 - Samseonggung Training Area in Hadong by 김 철 봉
Main grounds of Samseonggung where the Sages's shrine hall is located. Samseonggung Shrine dedicated to the traditional worship of the three mythical creators of Korea: Whanin, Whanung, and Dangun. by §teve
Inside a small side shrine along path on the way to Samseonggung's main grounds. Samseonggung is a Shrine dedicated to the traditional worship of the three mythical creators of Korea: Whanin, Whanung, and Dangun. by §teve
Inside a small side shrine along path on the way to Samseonggung's main grounds. Samseonggung is a Shrine dedicated to the traditional worship of the three mythical creators of Korea: Whanin, Whanung, and Dangun. by §teve
삼성궁 태극연못 - Samseonggung Taegeuk Pond in Hadong by 김 철 봉
Cheongung, or the main Shrine of the Three Sages, on the grounds of Samseonggung. Samseonggung Shrine is dedicated to the traditional worship of the three mythical creators of Korea: Whanin, Whanung, and Dangun. by §teve
Main grounds of Samseonggung where the Sages's shrine hall is located. Samseonggung Shrine dedicated to the traditional worship of the three mythical creators of Korea: Whanin, Whanung, and Dangun. by §teve
Samseonggung - Three Sages Palace by §teve
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Inside a small side shrine along path on the way to Samseonggung's main grounds. Samseonggung is a Shrine dedicated to the traditional worship of the three mythical creators of Korea: Whanin, Whanung, and Dangun. by §teve
Botapsa in Jincheon, a relatively new temple completed in 1992, is built on the site long thought to have been one of the largest temples established during the three Kingdoms and Goryeo periods. Botapsa recently built a three-story wooden Dharma Hall, known as the Great Pagoda for National Unification, without nails in the tradition of the three Kingdoms period. by steve46814
Cheongung, or the main Shrine of the Three Sages, on the grounds of Samseonggung. Samseonggung Shrine is dedicated to the traditional worship of the three mythical creators of Korea: Whanin, Whanung, and Dangun. by §teve
Geobukseom - Songdo Beach/South Harbor, Busan by §teve
Yongmunsa Sansingak is the shrine to the Mountain Gods - Yongmunsa (temple) meaning “Dragon Gate Temple,” in Yecheon was established in 870CE by monk Duun. by steve46814