Seonamsa's Wontongjeon was built in 1660. This structure is quite different from the Wontongjeon found at other Korean Buddhist temples because it has three sections. The one section in the center, and the two sections on the sides, form the shape of a "T".
Wontongjeon (Wontong Hall) is where the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy is enshrined.
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Seonamsa's Wontongjeon was built in 1660. This structure is quite different from the Wontongjeon found at other Korean Buddhist temples because it has three sections. The one section in the front, and the two sections on the sides, form the shape of a "T".
Wontongjeon (Wontong Hall) is where the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy is enshrined.