The story of the Seoul Korea Temple is not just about a building; it’s about the people and their faith. At a time of national unrest and rebuilding the gospel of Jesus Christ came to the people of Korea. Getting the temple built was a matter of necessity, as the government would not let couples leave together to go to the Hawaii or Tokyo temples.
It sounds like a gorgeous building, inside and out. And if you watch one famous K-Drama, you might sneak a peek at it!
Announcement: 1 April 1981
Groundbreaking and Site Dedication: 9 May 1983 by Marvin J. Ashton
Public Open House: 26 November–7 December 1985 | 11 days
Dedication: 14–15 December 1985 by Gordon B. Hinckley
Site: 1 acres | 0.4 hectares
Exterior Finish: Granite exterior
Architectural Features: Six detached spires with an angel Moroni statue
Ordinance Rooms: Four instruction rooms, three sealing rooms, and one baptistry
Total Floor Area: 28,057 square feet | 2,607 square meters
Elevation: 83 feet | 25 meters
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