South Korea Templestay Guide for Beginners: What to Expect, Tips, and Essential Insights
Understand (& join!) meditation, rituals, and monk life in our guide to the unique cultural experience of a templestay in South Korea.
A templestay in South Korea is an unforgettable experience and a highlight of our trip to East Asia. Staying within tranquil temple grounds, we immersed ourselves in Buddhist culture, traditions and spirituality through daily rituals like meditation, early morning services, and Seonmudo – a kind of meditative martial art.
Unsure of what to expect at first, we came away with many insights we’re excited to share. From the ‘where’ to the ‘how’ and ‘why,’ our guide covers everything you need to know for your own glimpse into the serene and fascinating life of Buddhist monks.
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