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2026 Sinabro Healing Path (One-Day Experience)

Please give me just one day on the beautiful maple tree path of Magoksa.

Take a moment to escape from the busy daily life,

slowly walk the Magoksa path,

share a cup of tea with a monk,

and quietly listen to the sounds of the forest.

[Gongju Sinabro Healing Path · One-Day Experience]

Location: Magoksa, Gongju, Chungcheongnam-do

Dates: November 21 (Saturday) / November 28 (Saturday) / December 12 (Saturday)

Cost: 39,000 KRW (shuttle bus) / 35,000 KRW (self-drive)

Round-trip shuttle or self-drive available (Shuttle departs at 07:45 from Exit 1, Sadang Station)

Includes: Sinabro Healing Path kit, lunch, snacks, three healing experiences, and travel insurance.

✔ Walk with a meditation expert

✔ Tea time with a monk

✔ Sound walking experience

Unknowingly, the forest begins to heal your heart.

Step by step, toward yourself through Sinabro.

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