This Buddhist temple was built around 100 years ago, and it was recovered at the time when Korean Folk Village was built in 1978. The main Buddha statue of Keum-Ryeon-Sa is the Amitabha Buddha that symbolizes belief of praying for gentle and easy death, but there is also the characteristic of enshrinement of the ‘Guardian Spirit of Mountain’ who protects the mountain along with the god ‘Big Dipper Buddha’ who controls the life of humans. Keum-Ryeon-Sa has the building arrangement of the Buddhist temple of the late Joseon Dynasty. Especially, Geungnakbojeon Hall, which is the Buddhist sanctuary of Keum-Ryeon-Sa, was transferred from the Buddhist sanctuary in Yuseong of Daejeoncityas it is, and the building was covered with Geumdancheong at that time. Every spring, along with the lantern ceremony, Keum-Ryeon-Sa holds other Buddhist ceremonies to celebrate the birth of Buddha. Then, how about walking freely in Keum-Ryeon-Sa that is located quietly at the foot of the mountain?