Welcome to the International Seon Center, a place where you can immerse yourself in the rich traditions of Korean Buddhism. Operated by the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism, this global templestay center offers both locals and visitors from around the world a unique opportunity to experience the cultural practices of Buddhism in Korea.

Whether you’re seeking a peaceful retreat or a cultural adventure, the International Seon Center has something for everyone. From Ganwha Seon meditation classes to Templestay programs, Seon Culture Classes, and temple food lectures, you’ll have the chance to engage with traditional Korean Buddhist culture in a meaningful way.

One of the highlights of the International Seon Center is the regular Sunday ceremony, where you can listen to a dharma talk delivered in both Korean and English. This allows visitors from different parts of the world to understand and connect with the teachings of Buddhism.

Getting to the International Seon Center is easy. If you’re coming by bus, head to Seoul Station (Seoul Subway Line 1, 4, Airport Railroad) and take Exit 9-1. From there, catch Bus 603 bound for Sinwol-dong and alight at Mok-dong Station / Mok-dong Town. The bus runs from 04:30 to 23:10 at 10-minute intervals, providing convenient transportation to the center.

If you prefer to use the subway, you can take Line 5 and get off at Omokgyo Station. From Exit 8, simply walk straight for about 190 meters and then turn left at the corner. Continue walking for another 450 meters until you reach Mok-dong Middle School. Cross the street, and you’ll find yourself at the International Seon Center.

Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or someone looking to delve into Korean Buddhism for the first time, the International Seon Center welcomes you with open arms. Come and experience the tranquility, wisdom, and cultural richness that this unique templestay center has to offer.