Beneath the Daeungjeon Hall stairs at Yongcheonsa Temple, a legend whispers. Yongcheonsa Temple is a branch of the renowned Baegyangsa Temple. It belongs to the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. Established in the early 7th century by the virtuous priest Haengeun, Yongcheonsa holds a secret. The temple’s name, meaning “dragon spring,” hints at this hidden wonder. A spring flows beneath the Daeungjeon Hall. Legend claims a dragon once inhabited this spring before ascending to the heavens. Look closely at the stair’s handrail. You’ll find vivid lotus designs, a testament to the temple’s enduring history. Yongcheonsa Temple is always open, from sunrise to sunset. It welcomes visitors year-round to experience its tranquility and the magic of its dragon spring.
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