Korean Buddhist temples follow specific architectural designs and layouts based on Buddhist principles. Temple complexes consist of multiple buildings arranged according to geomantic principles. Primary halls include the Main Buddha Hall and halls dedicated to important Buddhas. Secondary halls are devoted to bodhisattvas and disciples. Other structures include residential quarters, lecture halls, and shrines. Interior art and symbols represent Buddhist concepts. Notable temples highlighted include Bulguksa, Haeinsa, and Seonamsa.