Jin Kwan Temple: A Thousand-Year Sanctuary
Experience the depth of Korean culture and the serene embrace of nature at Jin (津: river/sea port) Kwan (寬: forgiveness) Temple.
Find peace at the river port, setting aside your worries for a moment. Engage in thoughtful conversations with a Buddhist nun and take time for self-reflection with an open heart.

* Important Information:
● Participants must bring valid identification (Passport, Government-issued ID, etc.).
● The program may be canceled due to temple circumstances.
● A minimum of 15 participants is required; otherwise, the schedule may be subject to cancellation.

* What to Bring & Wear
- Bring a personal water bottle and fill it with water in advance.
- Wear loose-fitting clothes, socks, and comfortable sneakers for ease of movement.
- Sleeveless shirts and flip-flops are not recommended.

* Refund Policy
- 3 days before : 100% refund
- 2 days before : 70% refund
- 1 day before : 50% refund
- On the day : Non-refundable (considered as participation)

* Temple Etiquette for a Happier Experience
1. When seeing monks, please press your palms together and make a half bow.
2. Alcohol and smoking are strictly prohibited in all areas of the temple.
3. Maintain a reverent attitude—avoid loud singing or impulsive actions.
4. Walk quietly and keep your hands in the Chasu posture as a sign of respect.
- Chasu: A respectful posture where the right palm rests lightly over the left (without interlacing fingers). Hands are placed either across the chest or below the navel.
5. Take only as much food as you can eat, clean your dish after meals, and quietly say, "Thank you."
6. Please refrain from bringing outside food and enjoy temple meals in accordance with Buddhist discipline.
7. Store valuables in a locker; the temple is not responsible for lost items.

09:00am ~ 18:00pm

Templestay office
02-388-7999
jintem359@naver.com