Jeongtosa Temple is cozy with dense forests, clean water flowing throughout the year, and Cheonggye Mountain, consisting of Maebong Peak, Isubong Peak, and Guksabong Peak, so you can enjoy hiking and healing, and is located near Gangnam and Pangyo, Seongnam, which encompasses nature and the city center.
Jeongtosa Temple is a temple of Daegakhoe of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism, which practices the ideas of Buddhist monk Baek Yong-seong, one of the 33 representatives of the nation during the March 1st Movement.
It has Geungnakjeon Hall, Gwaneumjeon Hall, which houses Amitabha Buddha as the main Buddha, and Yeombul Hall (Muryangsujeon) to practice the practice of Yeombul, and has the "Banghamrok of Chamseon Gyeolsa at Mangwolsa Temple" by Baek Yong-seong Temple, registered cultural property No. 637.
In order to realize the world of paradise, Jeongto Temple organized the "Yumbul Association" with Monk Bokwang, the president of Dongguk University, as the leader of the temple, and set the new goal of "Let's pray in the morning and be grateful in the evening."
It is a Yeombul temple that leads Korean Buddhism by praying Namu Amitabha Buddha more than 1,000 times every day and practicing right Buddhism through Yeombul prayer for 10,000 days.
Jeongtosa Temple operates a temple stay program suitable for individuals, families, and groups, with a pleasant environment where you can comfortably leave your mind and body in a temple full of lotus scents in a wide 7,000-pyeong area against the backdrop of the nature of Cheonggye Mountain.