The Korean Pagoda (Part 3)

The extremely ornate pagoda from Samgwangsa Temple in Busan.

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Mitaam Hermitage - 미타암 (Yangsan, Gyeongsangnam-do)

A look inside the cave that houses the 8th century Amita-bul statue at Mitaam Hermitage.

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The Korean Pagoda (Part 2)

The ancient pagoda from Singyesa Temple in North Korea.

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Sujeongsa Temple - 수정사 (Ulsan)

One of the most impressive interiors to a main hall can be found at Sujeongsa Temple in Ulsan.

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The Korean Pagoda (Part 1)

The very famous Dabotap pagoda from Bulguksa Temple in Gyeongju.

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Geumjeongam Hermitage – 금정암 (Busan)

The cascading water that pools beside the trail that leads up to Geumjeongam Hermitage near Beomeosa Temple in Busan.

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The Stupa – Budo (부도)

An extremely ornate budo from Haeinsa Temple.

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Deoksugung Palace - 덕수궁 (Seoul)

The beautifully ornate craftsmanship on display at Deoksugung Palace in Seoul.

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The Blog's One Year Birthday

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Hello Again Everyone,

Well, it's now official, the blog just passed the one year mark. And with it, there has been a lot of good that's come from producing this blog. I've met a lot of interesting people along the way, and been able to contribute material outside the parameters of the blog.

I've been able to write for The Korea Times:

Article #1, Article #2, Article #3, Article #4, Article #5.   

I'm a regular contributor on the community of foreign bloggers at Nanoomi.net 

My blog postings are posted at the weekly online magazine, Seoul Weekly, by Robert Koehler.

I received honourable mention on the Pusanweb summer photo contest.

An article of mine appeared on the Buddhist Channel website.

And just recently I was included as a contributing member to, The Korea Blog, which acts as the official blogspot for the Korean government.

Here's to hoping that the success and support of the blog will continue for many years to come.

Thanks everyone!

The Twelve Spirit Generals

An ornate stupa from Manbulsa Temple. In front are tiny red capped baby statues and statues of all Twelve Spirit Generals including the Monkey, Dragon, and Rat.

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