Seongnyugul Cave
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Seongnyugul Cave
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Seongnyugul Cave is a limestone cave in Uljin, North Gyeongsang, South Korea, which was designated natural monument No 155 of South Korea on May 10, 1963. It is also called Seonyugul and Jangcheongul. The name, Seongnyu (聖留), which means a place where sacred Buddhas stayed, and derives from the fact that Buddha statues were sheltered and protected in this cave during the Japanese invasion of Korea of 1592. The length of the main cave is about 330 m, and the length remaining passage about 540 m,
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Cave in South Korea
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seongnyugul_Cave
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2024-02-13T12:31:17Z
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