Please note: If you wish to book with more than 2 people, please contact via our email (jeondeungtemple@gmail.com)
We only allowed to book two people in our system in order to prevent over-booking issue.

Welcome to a Thousand Years of Tranquility

Experience unforgettable rest within the embrace of Jeondeungsa, a temple whose history spans a millennium.

Leave the burdens of daily life at the gate. Here, you are invited to sit at ease, walk in peace, eat mindfully, and ask freely.

We ask only that you join us for temple etiquette orientation and ceremonial services.
Beyond these shared moments, your time is entirely your own—to rest deeply, to wander quietly, to simply be.
For guests staying multiple nights: Please note that the overnight program repeats each day.

One-Step Pause Templestay is a Rest-oriented Type
The Rest-oriented type Templestay is designed for relaxation, so there are no scheduled program.
However a short temple tour, bell-striking and Buddhist chanting servies(Yebul) are mendatory.
Out of these times, you are free to manage your time.

Accommodation & Pricing
All rooms are private—you will not be sharing with strangers.
Important: If traveling alone, please select the [Single Room Option] when booking.

※ We provide basic English interpretation service for foreign participants.
※ The rooms are primarily double rooms. An additional charge applies for single occupancy.
(Rooms are private, so you won’t be sharing with strangers.)
※ Temple food, a vegan meal prepared with compassion for practitioners, will help enhance your health.
※ Price

※ Location of Jeon Deung Gak

What to Bring
Essential Items:
1. Personal T-shirt – To wear under the temple vest (short sleeves acceptable; sleeveless is not permitted) / Temple practice uniform (vest and pants) will be provided
2. Personal toiletries – Toothbrush and towel / Shampoo, conditioner, soap, toothpaste, and hair dryer are provided in rooms
3. Change of undergarments and socks
4. Comfortable walking shoes (no slippers)
5. Personal water bottle
6. Small umbrella (in case of rain)
7. Long-sleeved clothing (evenings can be cool, even in summer)
8. Backpack (wheeled luggage is not suitable for temple grounds)

Please Note:

- All rooms are equipped with electric kettles. Teacups may be limited, so please use your personal water bottle.
- Please dress modestly—avoid revealing clothing.
- When registering, kindly note any special circumstances (medications, snoring, sleep talking, etc.)

3+ days before program – 100% refund (e.g., Wednesday or earlier for Saturday program)
2 days before program – 70% refund (e.g., Thursday for Saturday program)
1 day before program – 50% refund (e.g., Friday for Saturday program)
Day of program – 30% refund
Please note: Program dates cannot be rescheduled.

Temple Guidelines
To honor the sacred atmosphere and our practice community, please observe these guidelines:
1. Maintain quietude – Traditional hanok buildings have minimal soundproofing. Please keep phones on silent/vibrate and speak softly.
2. No alcohol or smoking – Strictly prohibited within temple grounds.
3. Wear temple uniform – Please wear the provided practice clothing at all times during programs.
4. Remain on temple grounds – Once you have entered, please do not leave past the ticket office without permission.
5. Honor meal times and lights-out – These rhythms support our collective practice.
6. Observe basic temple etiquette – Regardless of religious background.
7. Dharma Hall protocol – Do not use the central door; avoid barefoot entry or immodest clothing.
8. Attend orientation and services – Participation in temple etiquette training and ceremonial services is required.
9. Minors must be accompanied – Those under 18 must attend with a guardian.
10. Different sex couples who are unmarried – Separate rooms required; please select individual room options.
11. Schedule flexibility – Parking locations and programming may change without notice due to temple needs.

Important Notices:

- The temple cannot be held responsible for incidents arising from undisclosed health conditions or special circumstances. Please inform us of any concerns at registration.
- Returning guests, please note your previous visit in the registration comments.
- After registration, your booking is pending until the temple confirms via message or phone (confirmation includes final details and any additional fees).
- Incorrect contact information may result in automatic cancellation if we cannot reach you.
- Room assignments are made on a first-come, first-served basis at registration.

By Car (Olympic Expressway):
Continue straight past Banghwa Bridge toward Ganghwa (lanes 1-2) → Follow Ganghwa signs → At Unyang intersection, turn toward Tongjin/Yangchon/Daegot → Follow signs for Yangchon/Daegot/Choji Bridge → Cross Choji Bridge and continue straight to Jeondeungsa South Gate

By Public Transportation:
Option 1: From Incheon Geomdan-sageo Station, Geomam Station (Exit 2, cross street to overpass), or Gimpo Gurae Station (Exit 2)
Take Bus 70 or 71
Bus 70: Disembark at Jeondeungsa East Gate or South Gate
Bus 71: Disembark at Onsu-ri (15-minute walk to temple)

Option 2: From Gimpo Airport (Domestic Terminal, 1st Floor, Stop 10)
Take Bus 60-5 to Jeondeungsa East Gate

Summer Season: 8:30 AM – 6:00 PM / Winter Season: 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM