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2026 Sinabro Healing Path (Overnight Stay)

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2026 Sinabro Healing Path (Overnight Stay)

A night in the forest, returning to myself for 2 days and 1 night.

Walk the Solbaram Path at Magoksa, share tea with a monk,

in the evening, open your senses to connect with nature,

and in the morning, fill your heart again with the sound of singing bowls.

[Gongju Sinabro Healing Path · Overnight Stay 2 Days and 1 Night]

Location: Magoksa Area, Gongju, Chungcheongnam-do

Dates:

November 20 (Fri) - 21 (Sat)

November 27 (Fri) - 28 (Sat)

November 28 (Sat) - 29 (Sun)

December 5 (Sat) - 6 (Sun)

December 11 (Fri) - 12 (Sat)

December 12 (Sat) - 13 (Sun)

Price: 69,000 KRW with shuttle bus / 65,000 KRW with personal vehicle

Accommodation: Korean Cultural Training Center (Standard 2 people per room)

Shuttle service available from Sadang Station (Departure at 09:00 in front of Woori Bank, Exit 1)

Includes Sinabro Healing Path kit, 3 meals + snacks, 4 healing experiences, and travel insurance.

✔ Walk with meditation experts

✔ Tea conversation with monks

✔ Sensory healing

✔ Singing bowl meditation

Slow down the pace of everyday life and spend a night in the forest.

Sinabro, back to myself.

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