Myohyang-san   묘향산
the sacred "Mysterious-Fragrance Mountain"
Northern Home of the Bodhisattva of Benevolent Action
from a North Korean tourism brochure, mid-1990s
Bohyeon-sa Temple, with its famous 13-storey octagonal Pagoda, is the most important of the
many monasteries at Myohyang-san.  Situated below Beobwang-bong  [Dharma-King Peak],
it especially enshrines Bohyeon-bosal [the Bodhisattva of Benevolent Action],  making this
northern mountain the "Home" of that deity, comparable to Emei-shan of China.
Hiking on a high Myohyang-san trail -- from a slide I bought in China in 1983.
the National-Treasure 13-storey Pagoda, shot from the Main Hall looking south,
with lecture-pavilion under-re-construction behind, in June 2011      photo from The Atlantic magazine website