Muryang-sa 무량사
Buyeo's Grandest Temple
18 km WNW of Buso-san
Woesan-myeon
Mansu-san
One of Korea's "Great 108 Temples"
See:  https://english.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/ATR/SI_EN_3_1_1_1.jsp?cid=1915203
The two-story Geukrak-jeon Geungnak-jeon Hall, Korean Treasure #356,
and the Five-Story Stone Pagoda, Korean Treasure #185
These photos are used by permission from my friend Dale's Korean Temple Guide -- see his great post!
The altar for brilliant Neo-Confucian scholar, Buddhist monk  and author "Maewol-dang" Kim Si-seup
梅月堂 金時習 매월당 김시습 (1435–1493), in the unique Yeongjeong-gak Hall, honoring that
he spent his final years at this once-great monastery, writing some classics of Korean literature.
In his philosophy are some of the first egalitarian/democratic ideas ever known in Korea, summarized
as "the king and nobility should respect all of the nation's people, regardless of their origin or status."
The modern Samseong-gak, on the left
The great modern Sanshin Taenghwa in the Samseong-gak
Fully sitting on the tiger, which is standing, is unique among these Mountain-spirit
Altar-icons in Korean Buddhist temples! -- the motif is often seen in Shamanic paintings