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Anseong Seoknamsa Temple

Anseong-si, Gyeonggi-do · Temple & religious site

Anseong Seoknamsa Temple: This Saturday (Sat, Oct 31) looks busy (daily crowd index 93); the quietest day in the next 30 days is Tue, Nov 24; weekday average 21, weekend average 82; the quietest day of the week is Tuesday.

Anseong Seoknamsa Temple

Seoknamsa Temple is located at the northeastern foot of Seounsan Mountain, 12 kilometers from Anseong. It’s a small temple but the view of stone steps leading up from the temple entrance to the Daeungjeon Hall is worth seeing. Seoknamsa Temple is known to have been presided by prominent monks such as Monk Hyegeo in the Goryeo dynasty. It is also where hundreds of monks in training stayed and practiced Buddhism at the time. The Daeungjeon Hall, which has three rooms on the front and three rooms on the sides, looks simple yet imposing with its gabled roof with double-layer eaves. The building with a hipped and gable roof resembling a crane flying right below the Daeungjeon Hall harmonizes with the Yeongsanjeon Hall. Seoknamsa Temple, which looms over the site, exudes a charm that immerses visitors with the energy of Seounsan Mountain. The Yeongsanjeon Hall also has a hipped and gable roof and three rooms in front and two rooms on the side. The sharp end of the roof is gently hidden in the forest, adding an elegant atmosphere. This building has great architectural significance because its bracket demonstrates the typical design of the early and middle Joseon dynasty. The temple also houses many cultural heritages such as the Yeongsanjeon Hall, where 16 Nahan are enshrined, the Daeungjeon Hall, and Rock-carved Stone Buddha, as well as local relics such as stone pagodas and stupas.

Description: Korea Tourism Organization

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Type
Temple & religious site
Area
Anseong-si, Gyeonggi-do
Address
3-120 Sangchonsaemal-gil, Anseong-si, Gyeonggi-do
Opening hours
Open 24 hr
Closed
N/A (Open all year round)
Parking
Available
Sunrise / sunset
Sat, Oct 31: sunrise 06:53 · sunset 17:36
Phone
+82-31-676-1444
Popularity
Popular
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Anseong Seoknamsa Temple: least crowded days in the next 30 days

This is the daily crowd index forecast by the Korea Tourism Organization from mobile-network data. 100 = this place's busiest period, so 50 means about half as busy as its peak. It covers the whole day — even busy days can be quiet early in the morning or in the evening.

SunMonTueWedThuFriSat
10/2817291930313193
11/195216319423519621764
89391610181122121913241461
1593161917141832191720382167
22882319241025362616

Quiet (under 55) Moderate Busy (80+) Closed · red dates are Sundays and public holidays

Quieter weekends & holidaysSat, Nov 7 64 · Sat, Nov 14 61 · Sat, Nov 21 67
Quietest daysMon, Nov 2 16 · Tue, Nov 17 14 · Tue, Nov 24 10
Busiest daysSat, Oct 31 93 · Sun, Nov 1 95 · Sun, Nov 8 93
Weekday / weekend averageWeekdays 21 · weekends 82
Average by day of weekMon 18 · Tue 15 · Wed 26 · Thu 18 · Fri 29 · Sat 71 · Sun 92 (bold = quietest day)

FAQ

Is there parking at Anseong Seoknamsa Temple?
Yes (Available). On weekends and holidays the car park fills up early, so arrive in the morning.
What are the opening hours of Anseong Seoknamsa Temple?
Open 24 hr. Hours can change by season or for events, so check before you go. Times are Korea time (KST).
Which day is Anseong Seoknamsa Temple least crowded?
Based on the Korea Tourism Organization forecast for the next 30 days, Tuesday is the quietest day of the week (average 15) and Sunday the busiest (average 92). The single quietest day is Tue, Nov 24.
What time should I visit Anseong Seoknamsa Temple to avoid the crowds?
Tourist spots are usually busiest between 11:00 and 14:00. Arriving early in the morning or late in the afternoon is much calmer. The Noonchi app shows a score for every departure time from your location.
Will Anseong Seoknamsa Temple be crowded this weekend?
This Saturday (Sat, Oct 31) is forecast to be busy (daily crowd index 93; 100 = busiest period). Even on busy days, early morning and late afternoon are calmer.

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Sources: Korea Tourism Organization (KOGL), crowd forecasts based on mobile-network data, Korea's national parking-lot open data. These are forecasts calculated from past data, not live information — use them as a guide. Korea time (KST, UTC+9).

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