The Sansa are Buddhist mountain monasteries located throughout the southern provinces of the Korean Peninsula. The spatial arrangement of the seven temples that comprise the property, established from the 7th to 9th centuries, present common characteristics that are specific to Korea – the ‘madang’ (open courtyard) flanked by four buildings (Buddha Hall, pavilion, lecture hall and dormitory). They contain a large number of individually remarkable structures, objects, documents and shrines. These mountain monasteries are sacred places, which have survived as living centres of faith and daily religious practice to the present.
山寺，韩国佛教名山寺庙
山寺是指位于朝鲜半岛南部各省的佛教山寺院。遗产地由7座寺庙组成。这些建于7-9世纪的庙宇的空间布局, 呈现了韩国寺庙建筑的特色共有特征——开放的庭院, 两侧为佛厅、亭子、讲经堂和宿舍。它们包含了大量别具特色的结构、物件、文档和庙宇。这些山寺是神圣的地方，作为信仰和日常宗教实践的中心延续至今。
Source UNESCO WH website http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/1562
- 1562-001 Tongdosa Temple
1562-002 Buseoksa Temple- 1562-003 Bongjeongsa Temple
- 1562-004 Beopjusa Temple
- 1562-005 Magoksa Temple
- 1562-006 Seonamsa Temple
- 1562-007 Daeheungsa Temple
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