The Naksansa Temple stay invites you to immerse yourself in a transformative 2-day temple stay at Naksansa temple. Beautifully situated by the sea, you can engage in authentic Buddhist practices such as chanting and performing 108 bows. All designed to foster mindfulness and spiritual growth. Enjoy tranquil temple accommodations and nourishing meals that deepen your connection to monastic life. All the while embracing the peaceful surroundings to reconnect with nature and yourself. This serene escape offers a unique opportunity for inner reflection, relaxation, and spiritual renewal amidst the calming coastal landscape
Naksansa Temple is a Korean Buddhist temple complex that stands on the slopes of Naksan Mountain. It is located midway between Sokcho and Yangyang, Gangwon Province, eastern region of South Korea. Naksansa is one of the few temples in Korea to overlook the East Sea. This ancient temple was built in the 11th year of King Munmu’s reign of Silla (671) by the Buddhist monk Uisang. Naksansa Temple is one of the foremost sights of Yangyang, and one of the most historic sites in the region. With over 1300 years of history, many Buddhists from all over the country come to visit this famous cultural heritage site. Naksansa has been one of the most attractive places not only for Buddhists but also for foreigners in Korea.



