Photo from official website look fantastic but in actual nothing special.Maybe, the surrounding will look good during the fall and winter.Just a normal historical temple. More

Bulguksa is supposedly one of the greatest temples in Korea. But, it looked like all the others to me. For photos, check out my post at http://teflorbust.wordpress.com/2012/05/07/gyeongju/. More

It is the nice location and wonderful building build on the Silla Dynasty, and also side view of the cheongungyo靑云桥。 baekungyo白云桥 is the best view in the 4 season. More

You will need a good tour guide to walk you around and tell you about the history of this temple. It's really interesting. More

We visited here whilst staying in Ulsan and had a lovely time. We caught the local train, approx £7.00 return for two, and then a taxi from the station to the temple, approx £8.00 each way. The temple is well kept and the setting an absolute delight! If you get the opportunity make the trip. More

In my opinion, the best temple in Korea. Still in use and has been rebuilt numerous times due to fires, war, etc...If you're brave enough, take the hike up to the Seokguram grotto...it's stunning! If you go on Buddha's b-day to Bulguksa you get free food! More

this is a place you can visit while visiting seokguram grotto... from gyeongju take bus 10/11... it truly is a beautiful work of art... a relaxing and mind blowing experience and for the small fee of 4000 (4 usd) wer could you go wrong... there are stalls where u you can pick up food and theres a very impressive souvenier... More

There is nothing wrong with this temple complex but nothing outstanding either - the standard set of court yards, Buddhas in halls and great photo opportunities. However, there are many Buddhist temples which are far better than this one. Good: 1) Well laid out and maintained. 2) Reverential atmosphere - this is a place of worship not a tourist trap... More

The Bulguksa Temple is beautiful worth the quick trip to see. If you are going to visit the temple you should also take a drive up the mountain and see the Seokguram as well. More