[Daegu Olle Palgongsan Course 3] Buinsa Temple Walking Trail

‘Ole’ in Jeju Island means ‘a very narrow alley from the street to the main gate leading to the house.’ Proposing a ‘slow walking trip’ with Jeju Olle, the Daegu Green Consumers Network has been developing and operating ‘Daegu Olle’ since 2008. Daegu Olle Palgongsan Course 3 Buinsa Walking Trail is a course that opened in August 2009. If you pass Gongsan Elementary School, which has a long history that opened in 1922, and walk along the waterway of Yongsucheon, you will arrive at Dangsan in Yongsu-dong. This is a place where ancestral rites were held at dawn on the first full moon day to pray for the peace of the village and a long and healthy life. If you go a little further, you will reach Sutaegol, the best summer resort in Palgongsan Mountain. From here, it is a ‘street with fallen leaves’ designated by Daegu City, and when the leaves turn, the fallen leaves are left as they are instead of being swept up. If you go up this street towards Pagyesa Temple, you will come across Buinsa Temple. It is a temple where there is a worship hall honoring Queen Seondeok, and where the Tripitaka Koreana, which is 200 years older than the Tripitaka Koreana, was enshrined.

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Course Guide

[Daegu Olle Palgongsan Course 3] Buinsa Temple Walking Trail
* Section: Migok-dong
- Palgong Oesong crossroads
- Yongsu Bridge
- Yongsu-dong Dangsan
- Yongsu-dong Senior Center
- Yongyeon Seodang
- Solitary Buddha
- Entrance to Sinmu-dong
- Sinmu-dong Village Hall
- Sinmu-dong Rock-carved Buddha Seated Statue
- Palgongsan Ring Road Garosu-gil
- Donghwasa Group Facility District
* Time required: 9.8km, approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes (one-way course)

* The climb continues from Migok-dong to Buinsa Temple. There is little shade on the road, making it good for walking in spring and fall.