Postcard of Songgwangsa Temple, South Korea

The postcard says "Songgwangsa," meaning Spreading Pine, in both English and Korean. Built in Suncheon, Jeollanam-do, the temple was founded in 867 CE. The complex is surrounded by the beautiful soft hills of the Southern tip of the Korean Peninsula. This view looks past massive columns and an ornate roof, and toward a reflecting pool and the soft blue hills behind. The bridge, where a few visitors pause, hints at the adventure you will have when you visit, whether in person or in your imagination. Bright reds, a hint of turquoise, a pink tinged sky, and natural greens create the fresh landscape. This calming postcard is perfect for someone who loves Korea and/or Asia, such as K-Pop fans, or someone who needs a bit of serenity.