[2025 Busan Attraction] Travel Guide for Taejongsa Temple (Updated Jul)

In the summer, the Hydrangea Festival is held at Taejongdae Taejongsa Temple in Busan. Even if it is not a crowded festival period, if you go around early July, you can see a lot of pretty summer flowers, hydrangeas. ➡️If you go to Taejongdae, you will not see hydrangeas right away. If you go towards Taejongdae, you will see hydrangeas. It took about 15-20 minutes to walk from the entrance of Taejongdae! ➡️Or, you can take the Danube Train at Taejongdae and go all the way around and get off at the last stop, "Taejongsa" before going to Taejongdae Entrance!! ✔️Danube Train Price If you want to see only hydrangeas rather than the Taejongdae Hanbaek, I think it is not bad to walk to Taejongsa Temple~! The road is well-maintained, so it was nice to walk while taking a walk :) 📍119, Yeongdo-gu, Busan, Taejongdae Taejongsa 🚘Paid parking For those who are traveling to Busan! Busan people! With family~! Or I recommend it as a date spot with your lover ♥ The grounds are wider than I thought, so there are a lot of hydrangeas. It really felt like I was in a flower garden 💙💚 If you go all the way up to Taejongsa, there are a lot of flowers......💖 ❗️It's close to the sea, so it's humid! The wind blows, it's humid, and there's even sea fog,, #Tourist attraction review #Busan travel #Hydrangea festival #Busan #Taejongdae #Taejongsa #Summer flowers #Busan tourist attraction #Yeongdo

#June Travel Support Fund Taejongsa, a quiet temple in the forest of Taejongdae, Yeongdo, Busan, is a meditation space that suits calmness rather than splendor. As you walk along the lush forest path, the noise of the city disappears and only the calm scenery remains. Founded in 1976, this place is not large, but the neat main hall, Daeungjeon, and Sanshin Pavilion come together to let you feel the tranquility of Buddhist tradition. The stone steps and forest path leading from the temple entrance calm and purify your mind as you walk. The sea view around you is not large, but the deep and wide sea and sky of Yeongdo come to you like a painting. Thanks to this, you can feel sufficient leisure and healing even during an outing in the city. The area around Taejongsa is also famous for the hydrangeas that bloom in June and July every year, so it is especially recommended for those who want to enjoy flowers, the sea, and the forest all at once in a quiet temple. 📍 Address: 119 Jeonwang-ro, Yeongdo-gu, Busan 🕰️ Operating hours: Summer 04:00-24:00, Open year-round

Walking along the forest path of Taejongdae, you will come across a small, tranquil temple perched on a cliff where the sea meets the mountains—Taejongsa. In the air that feels completely different from the bustling city, gazing at the sea in front of the temple naturally calms the mind. Standing in the courtyard of the main hall, the deep blue coastline and trees unfold like a picturesque painting. Especially when sitting quietly with the sea as the backdrop, it becomes a perfect time for deep meditation or organizing your inner thoughts. The breeze is gentle, your steps feel lighter, and the daily grind seems far away. The solace offered by this temple embraced by mountains and the sea feels like a silent touch to the heart. 📍119 Jeonmang-ro, Yeongdo-gu, Busan (Inside Taejongdae)

#June Travel Support Fund If you climb the forest path leading to the peak of Taejongdae, you will see the white temple Taejongsa Temple embracing the sea. Built in 1976, this place belongs to the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. In the summer, about 5,000 hydrangeas surround the temple, transforming it into the largest hydrangea colony in Korea. The sight of the five-colored hydrangeas in light pink, blue, and purple swaying in the sea breeze creates a spectacular sight as if flowers are pouring down onto the sea. You can take the Taejongdae Danubi Train and get off at the entrance of the temple, or walk along the forest path to Taejongsa Temple. The scent of the sea permeates the path, and the shade of the forest conveys the peace of nature. The coastal cliffs and seascape behind the temple approach you like a quiet ridge created by flowers and forests. When you want to forget the busyness of everyday life, Taejongsa Temple becomes a healing space where you can soothe your mind among flowers, the sea, and the forest. 📍119 Jeonwang-ro, Yeongdo-gu, Busan

As you walk up the mountain path leading to the peak of Taejongdae, Taejongsa Temple quietly reveals itself. Built in 1976, this temple belongs to the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism and is notable for its striking white main hall harmonized with the blue sea. Particularly during summer, the scenery of the temple surrounded by approximately 5,000 hydrangea bushes of 30 different varieties creates a breathtaking spectacle. In early summer, Taejongsa becomes a feast of colors that leaves visitors in awe. Walking through the hydrangea forest path, painted in shades of pink, white, and blue, and entering the temple feels like stepping into a small starlit forest. When the clear breeze blows, the hydrangea leaves gently sway, giving you the feeling of being warmly welcomed. 📍 119 Jeonmang-ro, Yeongdo-gu, Busan 🎟️ Admission: Free (However, entry to the entire Taejongdae recreational area may require a fee)

At the entrance of Taejongdae, I took a picture with the Danubi train, and went up diligently to look around here and there 👀 I went around to see the hydrangeas preparing to bloom near Taejongsa Temple, and on the way down, I took a certification shot with Yeongdo Lighthouse. The Taejongdae tour was perfect💙 It was hot, but the weather was so---good (╹◡╹) The clam grill restaurant is 'Yolo Clam Grill', and if you make a reservation in advance on Naver, they will give you a size up, so definitely make a reservation in advance ⭐️⭐️ #BusanTravel