Geungnakbojeon of Bodeoksa Temple was enlarged by Unheoseonsa and Wongyeongguksa in 1161(15th year in the reign of King Uijong) in Goryeo Period.

The current building shows the style of later Joseon Period. It has 3gan in the front and 3gan in the side. It's a dapo style building with a paljak roof. There are 5 combed doors each on the front and the side, and 3 on the jwauraemun. 4 pillars have verse couplets carved and they are colored. The hanging board of the Geungnakbojeon were written by Kim Jin.

[References]
Gangwon-do, 1993, <Oulines of Gangwon-do Cultural Assets>nationally designated issue;
Hanrim University Museum Gangwon-do Yeongwol-gun, 1995, <History and Cultural Assets of Yeongwol-gun>;
Gangwon-do,2000 <Accurate Research of Gangwon-do designated Cultural Assets  : Bodeoksa TempleGeungnakbojeon>.