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| Description | Gatbawi Buddha is a 4m tall granite Buddha sculpture. It gets its name from the Korean word 'gat', which is a traditional Korean hat. It is located at the Gwanbong Peak on the Eastern side of the Palgong mountains. Gwanbong is 850m high. |
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| Author | Barnkim |
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