The 2004 and 2006 Namak-je [Southern Peak Ceremony]
12 Main Sectors, with Major Temples & Shrines:
Far-Southwest: west of Nogo-dan Cheoneun-sa -- Hidden-Valley Temple small Hermitages around Cheoneun-sa Sudo-am, with the nation's largest Sanshin-gak the Legend of Chail-bong Peak Sangseon-am, the remote Upper Sanctuary Nogo-dan -- Crone-Altar Peak Sandong Valley, Surak Waterfall Nongok-ri 3-story Pagoda
Central-Southwest: below Nogo-dan Hwaeom-sa Temple of the Flower-Garland (Avatamsaka) Sutra The Hermitages of Hwaeom-sa Southern Munsu-sa O-san Saseong-am, the Four-Sages Hermitage with its Doseon-gul Cave Taean-sa, Meditation Retreat
Eastern-Southwest: Yeon-gok-sa the Stupa of Doseon-daesa? Pia-gol Scenic Valley Bullak-sa, Hansan-sa & Cheonwang-sa
Central-South (W of Samshin-bong): Ssanggye-sa, the Twin-Streams Monastery Monument written by Choi Chi-won at Ssanggye-sa Yujo-am, Repository for 6th Patriarch Huineng's Skull Korea's Green Tea Center, outside Ssanggye-sa Guksa-am -- the National-Master Hermitage Bulil Hermitage and Waterfall Chilbul-sa, the Seven-Buddhas Temple Daeseong-gyegok, the Great Sage Scenic-Gorge Jitong-sa in Bucheon-ri Valley
Far-South (Hadong, below Samshin-bong): Cheonghak-dong: the Azure-Crane Village with Three Sages Palace - Korea's Daoist Utopia 1993 Cheonje Festival 1999 Cheonje Festival the Middle and Lower Cheonghak-dong Valley Akyang-myeon District Hadong Town Temples
Inner-Southeast -- SW Sancheong County: Cheonwang-bong: the Heavenly-King Peak The National-Holy-Grandmother San-shin Roger's 2013 FB post Beobgye-sa Temple, one of Korea's highest
Temples & Shrines of the Naedae-cheon Valley: Seokcheon-sa, Cheongcheon-am, Cheonwang-am, Gwanryong-am, Sanshin-Halmae-dang and Gilsang-am
Eastern -- Southwestern Sancheong County: Daewon-sa Naewon-sa Hermitages & Shrines of the Naewon Valley Jangdang-gol Gorge of the Samjang Stream Jeonggak-sa and Etc. in the Far-Southeast Baekun-gyegok, White Cloud Scenic-Valley with Yongmun-sa Namsa-cheon-gol, South Shrine Stream Valley with Dansok-saji
Far-Northeast -- Central Sancheong County: Wang-san, the King's Tomb Mountain with Muryang-sa / Wangrim-sa and Wangbok-sa Ungseok-bong, the Bear-Stone Peak with Shimjeok-sa and Oknyeo-am
Inner-Northeast -- Southern Hamyang County: Byeoksong-sa and West Hermitage the Seven-Immortals Gorge Beophwa-san, the Dharma-Blossom Mountain Ssukbatje slopes & Imchin-gang River: North Munsu-sa, Jeokjo-am and etc. Gyeonbul-sa, major new "Viewing Buddha Temple" Eastern Macheon-myeon District: Hanshin-gyegok Scenic Gorge Baekmu-dong-gyegok Scenic Gorge Myeongseon-bong & Hyeongje-bong Peaks, Byeokso-ryeong Pass w/ Baemshil-saem Spring, Deokpyeong-bong & Seonbi-saem Spring Chilseon-bong, Yeongshin-bong & Chottae-bong Peaks, Seseok-pyeongjeon Field & Seseok-cheon Spring
Upper-North: Samjeong-bong Shilsang-sa, one of the Gusan Zen Temples Yaksu-am, Geumdae-am, Anguk-am, Seojin-am and Baekjang-am Hermitages Western Macheon-myeon District: Yeongwon-sa and Godam-sa Sambul-sa, Munsu-am, Sangmuju-am and Dosol-am Other Shrines in the Area
Inner Northwest: Baemsa-gol Scenic Valley and Samdo-bong Peak Banya-bong, Peak of Prajna Wisdom Myohyang-am, the Mystical-Fragrance Hermitage Shrines in the Unbong-myeon District Deokchi-ri Pass BDDG Monument Juji-sa and Yeowon-am Manbok-dae, Gori-bong, Segeol-bong, Barae-bong & Deokdu-bong Hwangsan Victory Monument at Hwasu-ri Village Bloody Rock at Hwang-san
Outer Northwest: Yongdam-sa and the other Temples of Namwon, Korea's City of Romance Deokeum-am Hermitage Manin Shrine for Imjin War Heroes Gyoryong Sanseong Seongok-sa Temple Shrines of the Northwestern Slopes
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