Seokguram Grotto is home to one of the more famous Buddhist sculptures in the world. It’s also designated as a UNESCO site. Why did I not take any pictures of the Buddha?
1) It was foggy as hell (as you can tell from the picture above)
2) we were not allowed to
I could have probably sneaked in a picture or two of the Buddha, but decided against it. Maybe because I was trying to be respectful, or maybe because I am a bit superstitious. You can google it anyways, so you can see a picture.
So instead, here I show you another picture of how foggy that day was:
Pretty eerie actually. But walking through the thick fog was an experience in itself none the less.
The Buddha was pretty nice, even though it was behind a glass window. We spent about 10 minutes here, and then left. I mean, there was only one statue to look at it……
Oh when you do leave you will see a temple. I took a picture of the temple:
Yeah..didn’t do much here…but it was close to Bulguksa Temple so might as swing by right?
EAT SOME CHOI 