Maneosa Temple (만어사) - Sightseeing - Korea travel and tourism information

Maneosa Temple (만어사)

Explanation

Maneosa Temple, perched on Maneosan Mountain in Miryang, dates back to 46 A.D. and is steeped in tradition and numerous legends. During the Silla dynasty, it served as a ceremonial site for the king to conduct Buddhist rites. Notably, beneath the Mireukjeon Hall lies the Maneoseok Rocks, reputed to be fish that transformed into stones. Remarkably, these stones emit a clear, bell-like sound when struck, earning them the nickname Jongseok (Bell stone). The temple also features a three-story stone pagoda, standing 3.7 meters tall, which has been designated as a Treasure.

Homepage

http://www.miryang.go.kr

Information Use

Experience Guide : Not available

Contact and Information : +82-55-356-2010

Parking facilities : Available

Day off : N/A (Open all year round)

Hours : 08:00-18:00

More information

Admission Fees
Free

Available Facilities
Daeungjeon Hall, Monks' residence, Mireukjeon Hall

Location

776 Maneo-ro, Samnangjin-eup, Miryang-si, Gyeongsangnam-do

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