Korea Temple

31/08/2024

다음 주 목요일부터 일요일까지 대구에서 불교박람회를 합니다.
저희 회사가 참석하게 되었습니다. 혹시나 저 보고 싶다는 맘이 갑자기라도 생기신 분은 오셔서 차담 나누심 좋겠구요...
지나는 걸음에 메타버스 등 관심이 있으신 분들은 방문 감사하겠습니다. 입구에서 저에게 연락주심... 됩니다.

01/01/2020

13/03/2018

Woljeongsa Temple: Spend the night in a South Korean landmark

Inside Odaesan National Park in South Korea, Woljeongsa Temple invites visitors to spend the night and get a taste of monastic life.

23/01/2018

누구나 한번 가보면 다시 가보고 싶은 맘이 저절로 생기는 곳입니다.
사찰에서 바라보는 강릉 시내와 동해가 아련하게 보이는 공간
휴식을 원하는 이들 누구라도 함께하시길 바랍니다.

리투아니아분들과 다국적유투버및 기자... 두팀이 이틀연속 .. 템플스테이체험을 하고 가셨습니다

06/12/2017

It's getting cold outside, and you know that you'll become a couch potato during this winter as you always used to be.
if you are fed up with having the same winter holiday, here's a suggestion for you which gives you not only new and interesting Korean cultural experience but also some training tips of both your physical and mental health.
Golgusa is the only South Korean Buddhist temple that works to preserve a martial art tradition known as Sunmudo. Why don't you try it and be lively in this cold weather?

you can follow the link down below and check it out.


https://eng.templestay.com/temple_info.asp?t_id=d-kumkang

https://koreaexpose.com/sarah-nicoll-sunmudo-instructor-interview/

Giving up a comfortable job, a British woman enters a Buddhist temple to study Sunmudo, a Korean martial art that claims centuries of history.

08/11/2017

Samhwasa
The mountain Dutasan has long straddled the region between the towns of Donghae and Samcheok and has been revered as this region’s Mother Mountain. Therefore, the local people believed that the vital energy from the mountain was the root of their lives. For more than a thousand years, the temple Samhwasa, in the Muneung valley of Dutasan, has spread the Buddha-Dharma and held an important place deep in the hearts of the local people.

There are a few legends related to Samhwasa’s foundation, but the most reliable one says that it was founded during the reign of Shilla Queen Seondeok (642 C.E.) by Precepts Master Ven. Jajang and was originally called Heukryeondae. The current name Samhwasa comes from when King Taejo, the founder of Goryeo Dynasty, reunified the Later Three Kingdoms in the 10th century, and means “The three (Sam) kingdoms were united (Hwa) as one.”

In 1907, Samhwasa was largely destroyed by the invading Japanese army and few original temple buildings remain. However, the temple does still possess two important cultural properties. The first is an iron Buddha statue that was made between the 7th and 9th centuries C.E. The second is a three story stone pagoda, which dates from before the mid 9th century C.E. The iron Buddha, in particular, was first thought to be a representation of the Medicine Buddha, but after studying the inscription, was discovered to be Nosana Buddha.

Samhwasa’s Templestay Program

Samhwasa has a unique Templestay program called A E I O U(我愛利五友), or Love Myself and Help Five Friends. Participants in the program learn how to love themselves and then, having discovered how to do that, imagine how they can help five friends. After resolving to change their life in a particular direction, participants then write out their personal vow and loudly recite it every morning in order to actualize it in their life and continue the process of awakening. This program has received a lot of positive response from participants because it gives the chance to turn your attention within and reflect on yourself, instead of only focusing on the outside world.

Samhwasa is also proud that during its Templestay program, participants can hike up to Yongchu waterfall or the Gwanuman hermitage, thereby truly getting a chance to appreciate the beauty of Muneung Valley. Along the hiking paths, one highlight is the Shinseon boulder, near Gwanumam hermitage, from which you can see all the mountains around the Muneung valley at one time. Samhwasa’s basic Templestay program is for three days, but a shorter two day program is avail

03/11/2017

Introduce Temple stay in Jinkwansa.

Tranquil mountain, SAM-KAK Mt., though it is the same mountain, but differs in its appearances every time you look at it. Depending on the weather, depending on the seasons' change, depending on the angles of view, depending on the viewer's state of mind, it varies considerably.

Although The teachings of the Buddha do not change, but its way of approaching us is expressed in various forms according to the current of time, the objects, and various other conditions.

Now we are in a position to draw another epoch in the traces of millennial history.

In keeping with the demands of the times, leaving behind Buddhism only hoping that people would visit Buddha into the deep mountains, we have opened a different kind of pseudo-sacred history to the cyber world so that many people could easily be in touch with Buddha's teachings in daily life.

Hopefully, this cyber platform will become a world of Buddha where many people can approach freely to the teaching of Buddha, and also will be a heart-warming resting place where for those who are immersed in the time chaos and personal selfishness in the rapidly changing modern civilization.

Jinkwan Temple has been renowned for its 'Temple Food' for over a millenium.Though not being situated at a deep mountain, we, Jinkwan Temple, are considered one of the four largest temples in the vicinity of the Seoul Metropolitan area, and we have invited many foreign embassadors' wives and? introduced 'Traditional Temple Food' to explore.
Bearing the healthy taste and incense of the temple food, we run a temple stay program.?In order to become a living space where the cyber realm becomes richer and more prosperous day by day, active participation of not only the Jinkwan Temple's general Buddists and believers but also all the general public who visit us are cordially requested.
For everyone who visits cyberspace here, I offer a fervent prayer for Buddha's constant blessings.

Address : 73 jinkwan-gil Eunpyung-Gu Seoul South Korea122-944
Tel : 02-388-7999 / Fax : 02)389-8465
E-mail : [email protected]

25/10/2017

Marojang Flea Market in Marodayeon
Date : October 28th (saturday)
OPEN 10 a.m. - CLOSE 6 p.m.
Place : Secret Garden of Marodayeon (Hansung Univ. station, line 4, exit6)
Contact : 010-4554-9077
Agro and Fishery Products, Ceramics, Used items(Vintage), Handmade items, Jang(Korean traditional pastes), Caricature event

12/10/2017

Introduce FREESTLYE templestay in Naksansa
-"HERE & NOW"

Price List(Won)
Days Adult Student
One day 20,000 KRW 20,000 KRW
Program Information
“Here & Now,”
Here, Now!, Do you think you are here at Naksansa by chance?

Your coming to Naksansa, a thousand years historic temple with a great view of the East Sea is a precious moment in your life.
We hope you are living your dream while enjoying a fragrant tea with a venerable Buddhist monk.
Naksansa salutes your dream and aspirations.

Schedule
Daily
Time Title
15:00~16:00 Option 1. Finding a dream with a venerable monk.
15:00~16:00 Option 2. Making a Samjoksum (a wishing paper toy)
16:00~17:00 Touring the temple
17:00~17:00 Closing .

Things to Bring
▶ Personal digital camera to take snaps of some breathtaking scenery and a watch to keep the time and monitor the events schedule on time.
(For your information, all participants are required to hand-in their mobile phone to the Temple Stay Center in order to focus and concentrate on the programs.
▶ Toiletries (including towel) ▶ Socks (bare foot not allowed in the temple) and sneakers ▶ Personal water bottle ▶ Hand lantern / flashlight
▶ Other personal clothes like sweater, long sleeve shirts, umbrella (depends on weather conditions) ▶ Temple stay uniform (only vest and pants) to be supplied.
▶ soap, toothpaste, hair dryer are prepared in the rooms.

Payment & Cancellation Policy

Cancellation & Refund Policy

Refund

7 days in advance notice: 100%
6~4 days in advance notice: 50%
3~1 day in advance notice: 30%
On the arrival day notice: 0%

▶ Changing the date can only be made once except on the date of arrival.
Refund is forfeited once a request to change the date has been made.
▶ Payment of refund will be made every last week of the month.
▶ The amount of refund will be reimbursed after deducted the banking charge.

Regulation
Appropriate Behavior (Chung Gyu) for all of Temple Stay participants
(Temple Stay Rules & Regulation)

▶ No personal private rooms available. Rooms for males and females are separated.
Rooms for companion can also be separated for more concentration on the programs.

▶ Hand in mobile phones for all participants to the Temple Stay office.
(it’s aim for discussion with your true-self internally)

▶ Hand in all ci******es, snacks, cellphones to the Temple Stay office.
No one is allowed to go out the temple’s compound after checking in.

▶ Compulsory parental guidance for minors.

Please abide by all the rules for a harmonious stay for everyone in the temple.

1. Please bow and greet respectfully whenever you meet monks in the temple.

2. Please speak only when necessary as the temple is a place for practicing Buddhism (keep the silence). Have a harmonious behavior with the mind by observing modesty, consideration, slowness and simplicity. Please don’t disturb others and try to reflect on your own mind.

3. Please be punctual for meals and Yebul and other schedules. It’s highly encouraged to participate in Ullyeeok (community work) voluntarily.

4. Please do not use the central entrance of the main hall as it’s reserved for monks only. Please do not wear low-cut dresses. Walking barefoot is strongly prohibited.

5. Regardless of ages, please call all females by Bosal-nim and Geosa-nim for all males out of respect.

6. Drinking, smoking, external refreshments and watching video or TV is strictly prohibited.

7. Please handle all materials with care, like they are yours and put them back in their original locations. Please clean up the room, bathrooms for other users.

8. Please stay within the temple compound even during your free time and observe the time for sleep. Please continue following a harmonious life, and avoid disturbing others in Temple Stay by insisting your own religion or personal behaviors.

9. We treat everyone equally in their stay at Naksansa regardless of nationality, position, social or religious status or reputation.

10. Please punctually follow the scheduled time of lights-out in consideration of community life in the same hall. (Tea room by 8:30PM and Lights-out in every room by 9:30PM).

For people who violate and have difficulty conforming to the above rules and regulations, it leaves us no choice but to ask them to leave the compound as they are a disruption and disturbance to the flow of life in the temple. We hope you understand.

Way to Temple
Way to Naksansa

Car (Private Own Vehnicle)

Seoul → Yangyang → Naksansa
1. Seoul ▶ Kangil IC ▶ Chuncheon ▶ Donghongcheon ▶ Yangyang IC ▶ Naksansa
2. Seoul ▶ Pankyo IC ▶ Hobup IC ▶ Manjong IC ▶ Kangryung IC ▶ Yangyang IC ▶ Naksansa

Seoul → Sokcho → Naksansa
Seoul ▶ Dukso Sampae IC ▶ Donghongcheon IC ▶ Seolakro ▶ Misiryung TG ▶ Sokcho ▶ Naksansa

※ Parking fee is free when you park at the designated area with parking ticket.

Intercity or Express Bus

Seoul → Naksansa

Dong-Seoul Bus Terminal ▶ Naksan Terminal ▶ 10 minutes walking ▶ Naksansa

※ You can buy ticket to come Naksan terminal directly at 1st floor’s ticket booth of Dong-Seoul Intercity Bus terminal instead of changing other transportations from Yangyang terminal or Sokcho terminal.

Express Bus terminal in each cities → Yangyang or Sokcho Express Bus Terminal → Naksansa

Express bus terminal in each cities ▶ Yangyang or Sokcho Express Bus terminal ▶ Take a local bus No. 9 or 9-1▶ Get off the bus at Naksan terminal ▶ 10 minutes walking ▶ Naksansa

※ In case of Seoul, you can take Express Bus both Dong-Seoul Express Bus Terminal and Kangnam Express Bus Terminal.

Contact Info
Tuesday ~ Saturday 09: 00 ~ 17: 00, Sunday 09: 00 ~ 13:00
We are closed every Mon. to clean-up and reset accommodation.
Naksansa Templestay +82 33-672-2416 [email protected]
07046934686

22/09/2017

**************************ATTENTION******************************

NEW FLEA MARKET THIS SATURDAY

HOPE YOU CAN JOIN US

15/09/2017

Introduce FREESTLYE templestay in Naksansa

-"Dream, follow the trail"

Price List(Won)
(The amount in parentheses is the amount per night.)

Night(s) Adult Student Pre-schooler
1 50,000KRW 50,000KRW 20,000KRW
2 100,000(1Night50,000)KRW 100,000(1Night50,000)KRW 40,000(1Night20,000)KRW


Program Information
“Dream, follow to the trail”

It’s a program to ease and relax your busy mind by introspection and contemplation.
You can enjoy watching the sunrise, reading a book and can freely pray anytime
for self-reflection except meal times and ullyeok(community work).

Schedule

Day 1 Time Title

13:30~14:00 Arrival/Check-In
14:30~15:30 Practice of temple etiquette (mandatory) & Introduction of accommodation
16:00~17:00 Touring the temple (mandatory)
17:30~18:30 Dinner
18:50~19:20 Yebul (night Buddha's ceremony) or Making a 108 beads (option)
21:00~21:30 Sleeping (light-out)

Day 2 Time Title

04:30~05:00 Yebul (morning Buddha's ceremiony) (option)
06:00~07:00 Breakfast
08:00~08:30 Ullyeok (community work) (mandatory)
10:00~11:15 Yebul or Tea talk with a monk (option)
11:15~11:30 Writing a review & Cleaning the room
11:30~12:00 Lunch & Closing

Things to Bring

▶ Personal digital camera to take snaps of some breathtaking scenery and
a watch to keep the time and monitor the events schedule on time.
(For your information, all participants are required to hand-in their mobile phone to the Temple Stay Center
in order to focus and concentrate on the programs.
▶ Toiletries (including towel)
▶ Socks (bare foot not allowed in the temple) and sneakers
▶ Personal water bottle
▶ Hand lantern / flashlight
▶ Other personal clothes like sweater, long sleeve shirts, umbrella (depends on weather conditions)
▶ Temple stay uniform (only vest and pants) to be supplied.
▶ soap, toothpaste, hair dryer are prepared in the rooms.

Payment & Cancellation Policy

Cancellation & Refund Policy

Refund

7 days in advance notice: 100%
6~4 days in advance notice: 50%
3~1 day in advance notice: 30%
On the arrival day notice: 0%

▶ Changing the date can only be made once except on the date of arrival.
Refund is forfeited once a request to change the date has been made.
▶ Payment of refund will be made every last week of the month.
▶ The amount of refund will be reimbursed after deducted the banking charge.

Regulation
Appropriate Behavior (Chung Gyu) for all of Temple Stay participants
(Temple Stay Rules & Regulation)

▶ No personal private rooms available. Rooms for males and females are separated.
Rooms for companion can also be separated for more concentration on the programs.

▶ Hand in mobile phones for all participants to the Temple Stay office.
(it’s aim for discussion with your true-self internally)

▶ Hand in all ci******es, snacks, cellphones to the Temple Stay office.
No one is allowed to go out the temple’s compound after checking in.

▶ Compulsory parental guidance for minors.

Please abide by all the rules for a harmonious stay for everyone in the temple.

1. Please bow and greet respectfully whenever you meet monks in the temple.

2. Please speak only when necessary as the temple is a place for practicing Buddhism (keep the silence).
Have a harmonious behavior with the mind by observing modesty, consideration, slowness and simplicity.
Please don’t disturb others and try to reflect on your own mind.

3. Please be punctual for meals and Yebul and other schedules.
It’s highly encouraged to participate in Ullyeeok (community work) voluntarily.

4. Please do not use the central entrance of the main hall as it’s reserved for monks only.
Please do not wear low-cut dresses. Walking barefoot is strongly prohibited.

5. Regardless of ages, please call all females by Bosal-nim and Geosa-nim for all males out of respect.

6. Drinking, smoking, external refreshments and watching video or TV is strictly prohibited.

7. Please handle all materials with care, like they are yours and put them back in their original locations.
Please clean up the room, bathrooms for other users.

8. Please stay within the temple compound even during your free time and observe the time for sleep.
Please continue following a harmonious life, and avoid disturbing others in Temple Stay by insisting your own religion or personal behaviors.

9. We treat everyone equally in their stay at Naksansa regardless of nationality, position, social or religious status or reputation.

10. Please punctually follow the scheduled time of lights-out in consideration of community life in the same hall.
(Tea room by 8:30PM and Lights-out in every room by 9:30PM).

For people who violate and have difficulty conforming to the above rules and regulations, it leaves us no choice
but to ask them to leave the compound as they are a disruption and disturbance to the flow of life in the temple.
We hope you understand.

Way to Naksansa

1. Car (Private Own Vehnicle)

Seoul → Yangyang → Naksansa
1. Seoul ▶ Kangil IC ▶ Chuncheon ▶ Donghongcheon ▶ Yangyang IC ▶ Naksansa
2. Seoul ▶ Pankyo IC ▶ Hobup IC ▶ Manjong IC ▶ Kangryung IC ▶ Yangyang IC ▶ Naksansa

Seoul → Sokcho → Naksansa
Seoul ▶ Dukso Sampae IC ▶ Donghongcheon IC ▶ Seolakro ▶ Misiryung TG ▶ Sokcho ▶ Naksansa

※ Parking fee is free when you park at the designated area with parking ticket.

2. Intercity or Express Bus

Seoul → Naksansa

Dong-Seoul Bus Terminal ▶ Naksan Terminal ▶ 10 minutes walking ▶ Naksansa

※ You can buy ticket to come Naksan terminal directly at 1st floor’s ticket booth of Dong-Seoul Intercity Bus terminal
instead of changing other transportations from Yangyang terminal or Sokcho terminal.

Express Bus terminal in each cities → Yangyang or Sokcho Express Bus Terminal → Naksansa

Express bus terminal in each cities ▶ Yangyang or Sokcho Express Bus terminal ▶ Take a local bus No. 9 or 9-1
▶ Get off the bus at Naksan terminal ▶ 10 minutes walking ▶ Naksansa

※ In case of Seoul, you can take Express Bus both Dong-Seoul Express Bus Terminal and Kangnam Express Bus Terminal.

Contact Info
Tuesday ~ Saturday 09: 00 ~ 17: 00, Sunday 09: 00 ~ 13:00
We are closed every Mon. to clean-up and reset accommodation.
Naksansa Templestay +82 33-672-2416 [email protected]

14/09/2017

Introduce Program of templestay in Naksansa
-“Here & Now,”

Price List(Won)
Days Adult Student
One day 20,000 KRW 20,000 KRW

Program Information
“Here & Now,”
Here, Now!, Do you think you are here at Naksansa by chance?

Your coming to Naksansa, a thousand years historic temple with a great view of the East Sea is a precious moment in your life.
We hope you are living your dream while enjoying a fragrant tea with a venerable Buddhist monk.

Naksansa salutes your dream and aspirations.

Daily Schedule
Time Title
15:00~16:00 Option 1. Finding a dream with a venerable monk.
15:00~16:00 Option 2. Making a Samjoksum (a wishing paper toy)
16:00~17:00 Touring the temple
17:00~17:00 Closing .

Things to Bring
▶ Personal digital camera to take snaps of some breathtaking scenery and a watch to keep the time and monitor the events schedule on time.
(For your information, all participants are required to hand-in their mobile phone to the Temple Stay Center in order to focus
and concentrate on the programs.
▶ Toiletries (including towel), Socks (bare foot not allowed in the temple) and sneakers, Personal water bottle, Hand lantern / flashlight,
Other personal clothes like sweater, long sleeve shirts, umbrella (depends on weather conditions)
▶ Temple stay uniform (only vest and pants) to be supplied.
▶ soap, toothpaste, hair dryer are prepared in the rooms.

Cancellation & Refund Policy

Refund

7 days in advance notice: 100%
6~4 days in advance notice: 50%
3~1 day in advance notice: 30%
On the arrival day notice: 0%

▶ Changing the date can only be made once except on the date of arrival.
Refund is forfeited once a request to change the date has been made.
▶ Payment of refund will be made every last week of the month.
▶ The amount of refund will be reimbursed after deducted the banking charge.

Regulation
Appropriate Behavior (Chung Gyu) for all of Temple Stay participants
(Temple Stay Rules & Regulation)

▶ No personal private rooms available. Rooms for males and females are separated.
Rooms for companion can also be separated for more concentration on the programs.

▶ Hand in mobile phones for all participants to the Temple Stay office.
(it’s aim for discussion with your true-self internally)

▶ Hand in all ci******es, snacks, cellphones to the Temple Stay office.
No one is allowed to go out the temple’s compound after checking in.

▶ Compulsory parental guidance for minors.

Please abide by all the rules for a harmonious stay for everyone in the temple.

1. Please bow and greet respectfully whenever you meet monks in the temple.

2. Please speak only when necessary as the temple is a place for practicing Buddhism (keep the silence). Have a harmonious behavior with the mind by observing modesty, consideration, slowness and simplicity. Please don’t disturb others and try to reflect on your own mind.

3. Please be punctual for meals and Yebul and other schedules. It’s highly encouraged to participate in Ullyeeok (community work) voluntarily.

4. Please do not use the central entrance of the main hall as it’s reserved for monks only. Please do not wear low-cut dresses. Walking barefoot is strongly prohibited.

5. Regardless of ages, please call all females by Bosal-nim and Geosa-nim for all males out of respect.

6. Drinking, smoking, external refreshments and watching video or TV is strictly prohibited.

7. Please handle all materials with care, like they are yours and put them back in their original locations. Please clean up the room, bathrooms for other users.

8. Please stay within the temple compound even during your free time and observe the time for sleep. Please continue following a harmonious life, and avoid disturbing others in Temple Stay by insisting your own religion or personal behaviors.

9. We treat everyone equally in their stay at Naksansa regardless of nationality, position, social or religious status or reputation.

10. Please punctually follow the scheduled time of lights-out in consideration of community life in the same hall. (Tea room by 8:30PM and Lights-out in every room by 9:30PM).

For people who violate and have difficulty conforming to the above rules and regulations, it leaves us no choice but to ask them to leave the compound as they are a disruption and disturbance to the flow of life in the temple. We hope you understand.

Way to Naksansa

1. Car (Private Own Vehnicle)

Seoul → Yangyang → Naksansa
1. Seoul ▶ Kangil IC ▶ Chuncheon ▶ Donghongcheon ▶ Yangyang IC ▶ Naksansa
2. Seoul ▶ Pankyo IC ▶ Hobup IC ▶ Manjong IC ▶ Kangryung IC ▶ Yangyang IC ▶ Naksansa

Seoul → Sokcho → Naksansa
Seoul ▶ Dukso Sampae IC ▶ Donghongcheon IC ▶ Seolakro ▶ Misiryung TG ▶ Sokcho ▶ Naksansa

※ Parking fee is free when you park at the designated area with parking ticket.

2. Intercity or Express Bus

Seoul → Naksansa

Dong-Seoul Bus Terminal ▶ Naksan Terminal ▶ 10 minutes walking ▶ Naksansa

※ You can buy ticket to come Naksan terminal directly at 1st floor’s ticket booth of Dong-Seoul Intercity Bus terminal instead of changing other transportations from Yangyang terminal or Sokcho terminal.

Express Bus terminal in each cities → Yangyang or Sokcho Express Bus Terminal → Naksansa

Express bus terminal in each cities ▶ Yangyang or Sokcho Express Bus terminal ▶ Take a local bus No. 9 or 9-1▶ Get off the bus at Naksan terminal ▶ 10 minutes walking ▶ Naksansa

※ In case of Seoul, you can take Express Bus both Dong-Seoul Express Bus Terminal and Kangnam Express Bus Terminal.

Contact Info
Tuesday ~ Saturday 09: 00 ~ 17: 00, Sunday 09: 00 ~ 13:00
We are closed every Mon. to clean-up and reset accommodation.
Naksansa Templestay +82 33-672-2416 [email protected]