GyeongGi-Do ::

the source - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fU0kqLn5DZ0

I’ve been to Wawoo-Temple, someplace quiet, exotic and unique, in thinking of enjoying the end of summer.

Wawoo-Temple

The large conspicuous head of Buddha behind the pond at the entrance was quite a sight.

The highlight of my sole travels to the temple is reading.

I was able to see unique forms of towers built with stones from countries all over.

I can’t leave here without seeing the largest wooden ‘wabul’ in the world listed on the Guinness Book of Records, made of aromatic trees from Indonesia.

It was strange feeling seeing a Buddhist statue lying down for the first time.

Listening to the sound of the stream on the large rock, organizing my thoughts and reading books; there shall be no other mountain wizards like me.

Traveling with your family, lover and friend is, of course, fun.

However, one needs to leave on a journey alone, sometimes.

What need is there to emphasize on the necessity of meditation?

You, jumping up and down with frustration and a clogged-up head!

Leave! To Wawoo-Temple!

Waujeongsa Temple

Description
Built in 1970, the temple holds the world's largest wooden statue of a Buddha in a lying down position. Made out of a single juniper tree, the statue stands 3m tall and 12m long. The figure of the Buddha head, the largest of its kind in the world, is another of the temple's attractions. The temple is also famous for the Brass Buddha that was made over a 10-year period, the 12-ton Unification Bell, the Ascetic Buddha made of white precious stone, and the Unification Stone-Tower which was built by piling up stones collected from Buddhist sacred grounds across the world.

Transportation
Bus: Take a Bus for Unhak-ri (available every 2 hours) or for Wonsam (available 8 times per day) at Yongin Bus Terminal.
Car: Exit from the Yeongdong Expressway at the Yongin IC. Take local route #304 in the direction of Wonsam-myeon.

Travel Information
- For Information: Waujeongsa Temple Office 82-31-332-2472,339-0101-3,
FAX: 82-31-339-0104
- Nearby Tourist Attractions
Everland 82-31-320-5000
Yangji Pine Resort 82-31-338-2001
Gyeonggi Provincial Museum 82-31-285-2011
HO-AM Art Museum 82-31-234-6171
Lamp Museum 82-31-334-0797
Korean Folk Village 82-31-286-2116/7

the source - http://english.gg.go.kr/e_tourism/sightseeingSite.jsp?seq=6&page=1&caller=Yongin

the source - http://kr.youtube.com/watch?v=1kBhxAuDvto