Korea is well-known for its bustling city streets and never-ending night life that often carries on until early the next morning. There's Wi-Fi everywhere, an abundance of cafes, waves of people, and streets filled with modern comforts for the everyday traveler. The entire country has become a popular travel destination for millions, with all sorts of technological advancements that has made it easier to shop, eat, and communicate with the many locals.
However, one of the most alluring aspects about Korea is its ability to combine both the past and present. Even in the city of Seoul you'll find huge pockets of nature coexisting with the concrete jungle of the busy capitol. You could very well hike up a mountain in the morning and wind down at a movie theater just a few minutes drive away. And if you wanted to, you could even choose to retreat away from hectic city life and instead, discover peace and tranquility at a temple stay.
Temple stays have previously gained traction, with many travelers curious about its allure. But what's so special about temple stays? Let's find out.
What Is A Temple Stay?
It's very possible to visit the various temples located across South Korea. However, it's a totally different experience to actually spend a night (or more) in its halls. That is exactly what a temple stay offers - it is a one-of-a-kind opportunity for travelers to totally immerse themselves in the calm, healing nature of a South Korean temple. As part of the temple stay, visitors will be provided ample time for meditation, along with the opportunity to ex
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