Seven Korean Monasteries Have Been Hiding Among the Mountains for over a Thousand Years

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In the southern mountains of South Korea, seven Buddhist complexes have gone through more than a millennium of political transformations, wars and reconstructions. Collectively known as Sansa, these monasteries were established between the 7th and 9th centuries and continue to function as centers of faith, meditation, study and community life, maintaining a direct link between architecture, religion...