What is distinctive about Gumi Munsusa Temple?
The city describes a small temple in a natural cliff cave, traces believed to relate to a Goryeo-period temple, and the Seonsan Gunggi-dong Stone Buddha.
구미 문수사
Gumi Munsusa Temple is a small temple built around a natural cliff cave, with exposed rock preserved inside the temple space and views toward Cheongnyangsan from a front deck. Gumi City's official description notes traces believed to be from a Goryeo-period temple and the provincial cultural property Seonsan Gunggi-dong Stone Buddha.
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A single verified address or entrance is not available.
Source publication or modification date: 2026-07-13.
Source checked: 2026-10-23. This is when the source material was checked; it is not a site visit or confirmation of today's operating or reservation status.
The city describes a small temple in a natural cliff cave, traces believed to relate to a Goryeo-period temple, and the Seonsan Gunggi-dong Stone Buddha.
A single verified address or entrance is not available.
The source check is more than seven days old. Current visitor, location, and access information is being withheld until it can be checked again. Confirm current conditions with the official source before visiting.
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Gumi City's official page supports the natural-cave temple setting, the cautious attribution of possible Goryeo-period temple traces, the Seonsan Gunggi-dong Stone Buddha, and the listed address. The source page shows a modification date in July 2026. Source publication or modification date: 2026-07-13. Source checked: 2026-10-23.