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Daeungbojeon in Bogwangsa temple — Royalty-free Stock Video

Paju, Korea - January 1, 2016: Daeungbojeon, main hall in Bogwangsa. Bogwangsa temple was built by the great monk Doseonguksa during the Silla Kingdom under the order of Queen Jinseong.

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