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You can experience
various Buddhism cultures, including Zen, traditional tea ceremony, and rubbed
copy of patterns through temple stay in Donghwasa, an old temple built by Monk
Geukdal in the Silla Dynasty (A.D. 493).
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When:
2pm July 14 – 2pm
July 15
2pm Aug 3 – 2pm Aug
5
2pm Aug 10 – 2pm Aug
12
2pm Aug 17 – 2pm Aug
19
Price&How to
apply:
July 14 – July 15:
60,000won
Others: 100,000won
Send the fee to Bank
Account No. 179-10-002258 / Daegu Bank / Donghwasa(동화사)
They will take the
first 50 people.
Inquires:
053-982-0223,
010-8225-7445,
1330 tt call
center: +82-53-1330 (Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese)
How to get here:
There are several
ways to get to Donghwasa Temple from Daegu (city). Assuming you don't drive, you can either take
a taxi (very expensive) or take a bus (best option). There are several places to catch the bus but
assuming you are downtown, make your way to Jungangno Subway Station and walk
to the Novotel. Cross the street to the
bus stop directly opposite the front of the Novotel. Take Rapid 1 (red bus) to the site. The ride will take 45 minutes to an hour
(depending on traffic) and get off at the temple stop. Once you're off the bus, just follow the signs
or other visitors as they are most likely going to the same place.
If you take the subway, you can take the
train to the Ayanggyo Subway Station on the red line (near Daegu International
Airport). When you exit out of Ayanggyo
Station, the bus stop is right outside and you can catch the bus from there.
Read more:
Useful Website
Visitkorea
Official Page(English):
Donghwasa webpage(Korea):
Donghwasa
Templestay webpage(Korea):
Others(English):
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