A Landscape Painting Hanging on a Cliff

Nestled on the slopes of Yonghwa Mountain in Haman, Neunggasa Temple is a serene sanctuary that evokes the image of a landscape painting perched atop a cliff overlooking the Nakdong River. As you walk along the forest path leading from the Iljumun Gate, the harmony of stone steps and tranquil temple halls naturally calms the mind. Between the main hall (Daeungjeon) and the Avalokitesvara Hall (Gwaneumjeon), the panoramic view of the expansive river offers a moment more picturesque than any painting. Particularly, the Yaksa Buddha statue in front of Daeungjeon and the late Joseon-era Buddhist painting 'Chilseongtaeng' allow visitors to slowly appreciate the rich cultural heritage. With its lush forest, majestic river, and ancient architectural beauty, this peaceful setting is a perfect spot for a simple outing, ideal for couples to stroll hand in hand. 📍 Address: 107, Gyenae 1-gil, Chilseo-myeon, Haman-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do, Neunggasa Temple