Seollimwonji is a Unified Silla temple site inside the Micheongol Natural Recreation Forest in Yangyang. The temple was built around 804, and four treasures remain, including a stone lantern and a three-story stone pagoda. The name Micheongol comes from the water used to wash rice for the monks' offerings, which turned the valley white. A landslide in the late 9th century destroyed the temple, and it was never rebuilt, leaving only a wide site and the relics.