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Description	English: Jeokseoksa Daeungjeon (main Buddha hall) was extensively damaged by floods in I998 but was restored in 2005. Jeokseoksa Nokjodae - Jeokseoksa (Temple of Stone Piles) was originally called Jeongnyeonsa (Red Lotus Temple) and built concurrently with other two temples, Baengnyeonsa (White Lotus Temple) and Cheongnyeonsa (Blue Lotus Temple), in 416. Jeokseoksa is located under Nakjobong (peak) of Mount Goryeosan.
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