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South Gyeongsang Province Hapcheon | Encounter the tranquility of Thousand Buddhas and Thousand Pagodas Located in Hapcheon County, South Gyeongsang Province, South Korea, Thousand Buddhas and Thousand Pagodas is a Buddhist holy place surrounded by mountains. The "Thousand Buddhas and Thousand Pagodas" here are worthy of their name. There are thousands of pagodas and Buddha statues scattered among the mountains. From a distance, it looks like a stone Buddha forest. Compared to the bustling temples, this place is more like a quiet place for meditation. Walking through it, you will feel a deep sense of peace, as if every pagoda is silently guarding this piece of heaven and earth. One step, one view, experience the Zen nature The Thousand Buddhas and Thousand Pagodas trail winds through the valley, with various pagodas and stone carvings along the way. Each Buddha statue and each pagoda is carefully carved, with different shapes and vivid expressions, as if telling an ancient story. Zen experience: Relax your mind and body at the Thousand Buddhas and Thousand Pagodas This is not only a good place to take photos and check in, but also a place suitable for meditation and relaxation. You can stop in front of a pagoda, close your eyes, and quietly feel the natural sounds around you. As the breeze blows past my ears, I can seem to hear the sound of pine trees and birds singing. This rare tranquility makes people feel relaxed and happy, and makes them forget the hustle and bustle of the city. Must-visit photo spots: Stone Pagoda Trail and Observation Deck Stone Pagoda Trail: Walking on the winding stone steps, the pagodas on both sides make you feel like you are traveling through time and space, and any photo you take will be a picture full of Zen. Especially at sunrise or sunset, the sunlight shines through the gaps between the pagodas, giving each stone sculpture a soft color. Mountaintop Observation Deck: Climb up to the observation deck and you can overlook the entire Sakchuan Valley. The view is wide and the background of the photos is the rolling mountains and quiet pagodas, which is especially suitable for sunset. So beautiful!