Is the city a noisy place for you? There's nothing good or bad about the sounds we hear. There is just our idea of taking it good or bad. Jogyesa Temple is a space in the middle of the sound of the city that we thought was noise. In this space, we can hear many sounds. We suggest you just take a moment to stay in calmness while hearing the sound. You can learn here not to lose your peace of mind in any sound. It is no different from Buddha's mind.

If there are five or more participants, the Conversation over the tea with monk will be conducted.
If there are fewer than five participants, the Writing Down Buddha's Teaching program will be conducted
Please note that the program may be canceled if the minimum number of participants is not met.

* A uniform ( vest and trousers ) is provided during the stay. * What to bring : simple toiletries, comfortable shoes and clothes and socks. (Soap, a towel, and a hair dryer are provided.)

Reservations that have not been paid for the participation fee will be automatically canceled after a certain period of time.
Please make sure to deposit the participation fee or pay by card.
We recommend to pay by credit card in the online reservation process(on the PC).
- It's not available to pay by credit card on the spot.

[Cancellation Policy]
7 Days Before : 100% refund
1~6 days before : No refund

Please respect the Temple’s rules and regulations for the program.
A sleeveless shirt or flip-flops are not recommended.
Please dress respectfully When you enter the Buddhist' halls.
No smoking, no alcohol.

◆ Room Allocation ◆
In order to ensure appropriate participation, rooms will be assigned for shared use. Rooms will be allocated based on the order of reservation, with 3-person rooms (for 2-3 people) or 6-person rooms (for 4-6 people). You will be assigned a room with your family or group. However, couples will be assigned separate rooms, even if they are family members (exception: parents and minor children).
If you require a private room, it can be arranged upon prior request with an additional fee (Single Charge), which must be paid in advance. (Requests for private rooms on the day of arrival are not possible.)

[By Subway]
Line 1 : Jonggak station Exit 2 - walk down along the road for 300m
Line 3 : Anguk station Exit 6 - walk down for 150m ? cross the street - walk down for 150m
[By Bus]
01-202(Jogyesa) 
109, 151, 162, 606, 1020
01-201(Jogyesa) 
151, 162, 172, 401, 406, 704, 7022
01-267(Jogyesa) 
5000A, 5000B, 5005, 5500-2, 9000, 9200, 9401
01-893(Insa-dong, Aventree Hotel) 
6005

[Attractions nearby]
- Gyeongbokgung palace
Built in 1395, the main royal palace of the Choseon Dynasty served as the home of kings and the government.
161 Sajik-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul
- Hanyang City Wall
This is a fortress wall that surrounded Hanyang, the capital of the Joseon Dynasty.
26-17 Okin 6-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul
- Insa-dong 
Korea’s representitive tourist attraction where tradition, culture and commerce are combined.
62 Insadong-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul
- Cheonggyecheon
It is a stream that flows through the border between Jongno-gu and Jung-gu. It is a resting place for citizens.
148 Seorin-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul
- Bukchon Hanok Village
It is a residential area that preserves the beauty of traditional Korean houses.
105 Gye-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul
- National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art
This is a cultural space where you can enjoy artworks by contemporary artists.
165 Sogyeok-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul

Mon~Sat 09:00~17:00 (Lunch Time 11:30~13:00) Please contact through e-mail. (jogyesa01@templestay.com) Jogyesa Templestay: 02-768-8523