Beopjusa Palsangjeon is Korea's only wooden pagoda that enshrines Buddhist statues, relics and art.

The Bulguksa temple is considered as a masterpiece of Buddhist culture in the Silla dynasty.

Naesosa is a thousand year old temple located at the westernmost tip of Korea. The wooden building was built without using a single nail. The flower patterns symbolize truth. The lotus and chrysanthemum patterned latticework carved on wooden doors of the temple's main hall symbolizes the path to the Land of Bliss

Songgwangsa is one of the three most treasured Buddhist temples of Korea. This temple holds the largest collection of Korean cultural heritage resources.

Todaiji is a Buddhist temple complex located in Nara, Japan. It is the home of the world's largest bronze statue of the Buddha.