the temple was relocated from nearby Hangyesa. It is considered an excellent example of early 18th century wood-carving. Bongjeongam, a hermitage overseen by Baekdamsa Temple, is noted for enshrining authentic relics of the Buddha which Ven. Jajang Yulsa brought back after studying in China. The hermitage is 11 kilometers (7 miles) past Baekdamsa Temple, on the mountain behind Bongjeongam Hermitage, in a five-story pagoda called Sakyamuni Relics Pagoda (Treasure No. 1832). Climbing up from Baekdamsa Temple along the Suryeom-dong Valley, one finds two more valleys, Gugok-dam to the right and Gaya-dong to the left. Farther up Gaya-dong Valley is another hermitage overseen by Baekdamsa Temple, called Oseam. A legend concerning this hermitage says that a five-year-old child monk was left alone here on this secluded, snow-covered mountain but survived the long, harsh winter thanks to the blessings of Avalokitêśvara. Both the story and the hermitage have become well known since the story was published as a children's book and an animated movie was made about it. Tourism It also offers temple stay programs where visitors can experience Buddhist culture. In particularly, The temple stay is held at national temples in celebration of the nation's largest holiday festival. Woljeongsa Temple, Baekdam Temple and Shinheung Temple in Gangwon Province conduct a special temple stay program for foreigners. The Buddhist temple will hold a temple stay for one night and two days on February 15 and February 17. Gallery In popular culture The Temple is shown in the 2015 television series Reply 1988 See also Seoraksan Han Young-un Chun Doo-hwan Lee Soon-ja Buddhism in Korea References Buddhist temples in South Korea Inje County Buddhist temples of the Jogye Order Buildings and structures in Gangwon Province, South Korea