Purimun, known as the Gate of Non-Duality. The world across this gate is one of non-duality, where there is no distinction between the Buddha and human beings, being and non-being, good and evil, and fullness and emptiness. During Purimun's long history the gate has been rebuilt many times. The present gate was constructed in the late Joseon Dynasty and was built to line up straight with the One Pillar Gate, Guardian Gate, and the Main Buddha Hall. Purimun is designated South Gyeongsang Provincial Tangible Cultural Property #252.

Yaksajeon hall

Samcheungseoktap (three-story stone pagoda) has a foundation consisting of a base and pedestal, with the base decorated with carved designs. The roof stones have four stepped cornices on each story. The roof stone and the body of each story are carved, with the center and corner pillars being carved from a single stone block. The finial consists of a base and several discs. Both the base and the roof stones are typical of the architecture from the late Shilla Dynasty .

Samcheungseoktap is designated South Gyeongsang Provincial Tangible Cultural Property #18.

Yeongsanjeon, built at the time of the founding of the Tongdosa in 646, was restored during the reign King Sukjong of the Joseon Dynasty by Zen Master Koksong.

Yeongsanjeon is designated South Gyeongsang Provincial Tangible Cultural Property #203.