Overview
Tour Description:
Embark on a transformative journey of spirituality and cultural immersion with our 4-Night, 5-Day Korea Buddhist Tour. Delve into the serene world of Korean Buddhism as you explore ancient temples, experience temple stays, and learn about Buddhist teachings and practices. From bustling Seoul to tranquil temple retreats, this tour offers a harmonious blend of cultural discovery, introspection, and rejuvenation.
Tour Highlights:
- Jogyesa Temple: Begin your spiritual odyssey with a visit to Jogyesa Temple, the epicenter of Korean Buddhism. Immerse yourself in the peaceful ambiance, witness Buddhist rituals, and gain insights into the profound teachings of Buddhism.
- Temple Stay Experience: Deepen your understanding of Buddhist practices with a temple stay at a traditional temple outside Seoul. Participate in meditation sessions, engage in Buddhist rituals, and experience the simplicity and tranquility of temple life.
- Gyeongbokgung Palace: Explore the grandeur of Gyeongbokgung Palace, the majestic seat of Korea's royal heritage. Marvel at its splendid architecture, stroll through picturesque courtyards, and learn about the history and cultural significance of this iconic landmark.
- Cultural Activities: Engage in a range of cultural activities that provide a deeper insight into Korean traditions. From a traditional tea ceremony to calligraphy and Buddhist art, you'll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Korea.
- Namsan Hanok Village: Discover the charm of Namsan Hanok Village, a beautifully preserved enclave of traditional Korean houses. Walk through the narrow streets, admire the elegant hanok architecture, and get a glimpse of daily life in ancient Korea.
Embark on this extraordinary Korea Buddhist Tour and embark on a journey of self-discovery, cultural enlightenment, and tranquility. Experience the profound teachings of Buddhism, immerse yourself in Korean traditions, and create lifelong memories that will nourish your spirit for years to come.
Included/Excluded
- INTERNATIONAL AIRFARE
- TRAVEL INSURANCE
- HOTEL ON TWN/DBL USE
- BREAKFAST AT HOTEL
- LUNCH & DINNER
- TRANSPORT
- ENG. SPEAKING DRIVING GUIDE
- ENTRANCE FEE
- TIPS $ 5 PER PERSON PER DAY
- PERSONAL EXPENSES
- VISA FEE
- GST & TCS
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Seoul
- Arrive at Incheon International Airport in Seoul, where you will be greeted by our representative.
- Transfer to your hotel in Seoul and check-in.
- Take the rest of the day to relax and acclimate to the new surroundings.
Day 2: Seoul City Tour
- Begin your day with a visit to Jogyesa Temple, the main temple of Korean Buddhism. Experience the serene atmosphere and witness Buddhist rituals.
- Explore the nearby Insadong neighborhood, known for its traditional Korean crafts, tea houses, and art galleries.
- Visit Bongeunsa Temple, a modern Buddhist temple in the heart of Gangnam district. Participate in a temple stay program, learning about Buddhist practices and meditation.
- Enjoy a vegetarian lunch at a local temple restaurant, savoring the flavors of Buddhist cuisine.
- In the afternoon, visit Gyeongbokgung Palace, the largest palace in Seoul, to learn about Korea's royal history.
- End the day with a visit to Namsan Hanok Village, a traditional Korean village with beautifully preserved hanok (traditional houses) and gardens.
Day 3: Temple Stay Experience
- Depart from Seoul and travel to a traditional temple outside the city for a unique temple stay experience.
- Participate in Buddhist rituals, meditate with monks, and learn about Buddhist teachings and practices.
- Enjoy a simple vegetarian meal and experience the peaceful rhythm of temple life.
- Spend the night at the temple, sleeping in traditional ondol (heated) floors and experiencing the tranquility of the surroundings.
Day 4: Temple Exploration and Cultural Activities
- Wake up early to participate in the morning chanting and meditation session at the temple.
- After breakfast, explore the temple grounds and learn about the architecture, symbolism, and history of the temple.
- Engage in various cultural activities, such as a tea ceremony, calligraphy, or traditional Buddhist art.
- Enjoy a wholesome vegetarian lunch at the temple.
- In the afternoon, embark on a nature hike or walking meditation in the beautiful surroundings of the temple.
- Return to Seoul in the evening and have some free time for shopping or personal exploration.
Day 5: Departure from Seoul
- Enjoy breakfast at your hotel and check-out.
- Depending on your flight time, you may have some free time for last-minute shopping or sightseeing in Seoul.
- Transfer to Incheon International Airport for your return flight to Delhi, bidding farewell to Korea with cherished memories.
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Cancellations are accepted up to 24 hours before the excursion departs (in case of cancellation due to weather conditions the date is transferred free of charge).
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