Xinxing Temple was built in the Sino-Luo period (652), formerly known as Xiangcheng Temple. It contains nine stone pagodas dedicated to Sakya Buddha. After several fires, monks left one after another, leaving only three. One day they dreamed of inspiration at the same time and rebuilt the temple and renamed it Xinxing Temple. The bronze statue of Buddha in Xinxing Temple, known as the Great Buddha of Unity, is the northernmost Buddha in Korea, where Koreans place their desire for North-South unification. There are 16 statues of Arhats praying for unity on the platform. There are three Buddha's real body Sari donated by the Myanmar government in 1992, as well as scriptures and magic instruments. If you are a believer, you can offer prayers for white rice and candles on the spot. When we went there, we saw monks praying for their followers. TIPS - "Remember to take off your shoes before you step on the visiting platform. In addition to candles and white rice, prayer tiles can also be donated and messages can be left on the tiles. Many of them have prayer tiles written in Chinese. It seems that many Chinese people come here to play. Cost - "10,000 won