This was the last stop where Buddhist monk Wonhyo was on the way to study to Tang Dynasty, and it is said that he was enlightened here, concluded his way to Tang Dynasty and returned to Silla.There is a center dedicated to him at the temple, Wonhyo Realization Experience Center.
One of the unique features of Sudosa Temple is its focus on well-being food. Designated as a "Slow Food Test Village," the temple embraces the concept that nourishing the body with healthy food is vital for holistic well-being. Sudosa Temple's traditional temple cuisine, prepared with utmost care, takes you on a gastronomic journey that delights the senses while promoting physical and spiritual cleansing. The meals are created using locally sourced, organic ingredients, thoughtfully combined to satisfy hunger and support overall wellness.
Let Sudosa Temple be your sanctuary for spiritual healing and introspection. It's a place where time stands still, and the teachings of the past continue to inspire and guide. Visit this remarkable gem in Pyeongtaek and discover the timeless connection between Sudosa Temple and Wonhyo Daesa—a sanctuary where you can nurture your spirit, find inner peace, and embark on a journey of self-discovery.
📍 58, Hoam-gil, Poseung-eup, Pyeongtaek-si, Gyeonggi-do
경기 평택시 포승읍 호암길 58
🅿️ Available
⏰(Wonhyo Realization Experience Center) 10am – 5pm
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Can anyone dine at Sudosa Temple?
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