Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Myogaksa Temple is a Korean Buddhist temple located in the heart of downtown Seoul, South Korea, in the Jongro District, nestled on the east side of Naksan Mountain. Myogaksa Temple was established in May 1930 by Monk Taeheo Hongseon. The temple’s location was selected based on the principles of Feng Shui, which dictated that a temple built in its location would bring peace and comfort to Seoul’s residents.Myogaksa serves as a place devoted to the spiritual peace and enlightenment of the citizens. It also has become a place where locals and tourists can escape the daily hustle-and-bustle of Seoul to experience the serenity of Buddhism."@en }
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- Myogaksa abstract "Myogaksa Temple is a Korean Buddhist temple located in the heart of downtown Seoul, South Korea, in the Jongro District, nestled on the east side of Naksan Mountain. Myogaksa Temple was established in May 1930 by Monk Taeheo Hongseon. The temple’s location was selected based on the principles of Feng Shui, which dictated that a temple built in its location would bring peace and comfort to Seoul’s residents.Myogaksa serves as a place devoted to the spiritual peace and enlightenment of the citizens. It also has become a place where locals and tourists can escape the daily hustle-and-bustle of Seoul to experience the serenity of Buddhism.".