ムジュ ホタルが生息するデギュサンのペンリョンサへ行く道 | 旅行コース | K-Travel Mate

향로산 북고사(香爐山北固寺)는 전라북도 무주군 무주읍 읍내리 520번지에 위치한 사찰로서, 대한불교조계종 제17교구 본사 금산사(金山寺)의 말사이다. 무주읍내 뒷산인 향로산 중턱에 자리한 북고사는 본래 고려 공민왕 때 경월사(慶月寺)로 창건되었고, 조선 초기 새 왕조의 꿈을 펼치던 무학대사(無學大師)에 의해 새롭게 태어난 절이다.

Deogyusan Natural Recreation Forest is adjacent to tourist attractions such as Deogyusan National Park and Muju Resort, allowing visitors to enjoy seasonal recreation throughout the year: azalea clusters in spring, Gucheon-dong valley (a symbol of Korean valleys) in summer, autumn foliage in Jeoksangsan in fall, and frost on the summit of Deogyusan plus leisure activities at Muju Resort in winter. The forest is dense with larch and Korean pine, featuring grand German spruce trees which are a representative attraction, providing a deep forest atmosphere. Accommodation includes one campground for 100 people, a forest culture recreation hall for 166 guests, and forest houses. Facilities include walking trails, a wildflower garden, a forest bathing area, and a lawn plaza. The trails are wide and gentle, suitable for families with children and the elderly. Various experience programs such as forest experiences and wood culture activities are also available.

Baengnyeonsa Temple is a temple located on Deogyusan Mountain in Muju and is a branch temple of Geumsansa, the main temple of the 17th district of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. During the reign of Silla's King Sinmun, Baeknyeon built a hermitage and meditated there, and a white lotus flower sprouted, which led to the establishment of this temple. At the temple site, traces of a monument erected by Lee Haseop when he rebuilt the temple in Gwangu 4 (1900) can be found. The buildings were burned down during the Korean War, but the temple bell, said to have been made in Gyeongjong 3 (1723), remains after being relocated. In 1968, when the temple lodgings were constructed, the temple's name was changed from Baengnyeonam to Baengnyeonsa, and restoration efforts were made for over 30 years. The Daeungjeon Hall is five kan wide at the front and three kan deep at the side, with a distinctive eight-sided paljak roof when viewed from the side. Other structures include Seonsudang, Wontongjeon, Sacheonwangmun, and Iljumun gates. Behind the temple is the Baengnyeonsa stairway used for Buddhist precept ceremonies. Notably, it is said that anyone who chants 'Gwanseum Bosal' (Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva) and circles the area seven or more times will have their wish fulfilled, attracting many visitors continuously.