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  • Round-trip transportation
  • English speaking guide
  • Entrance fees
  • Overnight temple stay
  • Meals

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Andong 2D1N Tour from Daegu & Andong: Hahoe Folk Village & UNESCO-listed Bongjeongsa Templestay Options

From Daegu Banwoldang Station

From Andong Station

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Overview

Discover the perfect blend of spiritual retreat and cultural adventure in Andong!

Looking for an authentic Korean cultural experience beyond the city? This 2-day, 1-night Andong tour offers a rare chance to immerse yourself in the tranquil life of a Buddhist temple while exploring UNESCO World Heritage sites, traditional villages, and vibrant local performances.

Why join this tour?
  • Stay overnight at Bongjeongsa Temple, a UNESCO-listed treasure with over 1,000 years of history
  • Explore Hahoe Folk Village, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its traditional hanok houses and preserved cultural heritage
  • Watch the Hahoe Mask Dance Drama and even try on traditional masks and hanbok
  • Experience temple life with meditation, evening bell ringing, vegetarian Buddhist meals, and tea time with a monk
  • Perfectly organized with round-trip transportation from Daegu and Andong

Buyongdae Cliff overlooking Hahoe Folk Village and Nakdong River

▲ Buyongdae Cliff
Admire the panoramic views from Buyongdae Cliff in Hahoe Folk Village, offering sweeping vistas of the village and surrounding Nakdong River scenery.

Traditional hanok houses in Hahoe Folk Village with mountain backdrop

▲ Andong Hahoe Folk Village
Step back in time at Hahoe Folk Village, a UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing traditional Korean houses, cultural heritage, and riverside landscapes.

Performers in colorful traditional masks performing Hahoe Byeolsingut Talnori

▲ Hahoe Byeolsingut Talnori Mask Dance Drama
Experience Hahoe Byeolsingut Talnori, the traditional Korean mask dance drama performed in Hahoe Folk Village, blending ritual, comedy, and folk storytelling.




▲ Bongjeongsa Temple
Visit Bongjeongsa Temple, one of Korea's oldest wooden temples, renowned for its serene mountain setting and historic architecture.

Guests participating in a temple stay program at Bongjeongsa Temple with mountain scenery

Guests participating in medication, prayer and tea time with a monk at Bongjeongsa Temple with mountain scenery

▲ Bongjeongsa Temple Stay
Immerse yourself in Korean Buddhist culture with a temple stay at Bongjeongsa Temple, where you can experience meditation, traditional rituals, and the tranquil mountain surroundings.

Wolyeonggyo wooden bridge spanning the river in Andong with reflections in the water

▲ Wolyeonggyo Bridge
Stroll across Wolyeonggyo Bridge in Andong, a picturesque wooden bridge famous for its curved design and scenic riverside views.

Itinerary

Day 1
9:00amPick up from Banwoldang Station (Line 1) Exit 18
10:50amPick up from Andong Station
11:10amArrive at Buyongdae Cliff
- Admire panoramic views of Hahoe Folk Village from the cliff.
11:50am~12:50pmLunch (Andong Jjimdak)
- Alternative meal available for non-chicken eaters
12:50pm~1:50pmArrive at Andong Hahoe Folk Village
- Walk through a UNESCO-listed village with preserved traditional houses.
2:00pm~3:30pmWatch the traditional mask dance drama, a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage
- Try traditional hanbok and masks
4:00pmArrive at UNESCO-listed Bongjeongsa Temple
- Room assignment
- Temple stay orientation & free time
5:40pmDinner at the temple (vegetarian meal)
6:30pmBell-ringing experience & evening ceremony
7:30pm~9:00pmVisit Wolyeonggyo Bridge
- Stroll across a picturesque wooden bridge over the Nakdong River.
9:00pmGet back to the temple and rest
Day 2
6:10amBreakfast (vegetarian temple meal)
6:40amSelf-guided walk through the pine forest around the temple
7:30amTea time and meditation with a monk
8:30amFree time
9:30amRoom cleaning & check out
10:30amDrop off at Andong Station
12:30pmDrop off at Banwoldang Station
*The itinerary is subject to change depending on local/traffic/weather conditions.

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keep in mind

1. Please wear suitable hiking boots and clothes.
2. Please wear facial mask at all times except eating.
3. If you have any cold symptoms, please cancel the tour.
4. This tour requires a minimum of 2 people to operate. If there are not enough participants, the tour may get canceled.

Cancellation
policy

15 days before the reserved date: 100% refund
14 days before the reserved date: 85% refund
7~13 days before the reserved date: 80% refund
4~6 days before the reserved date: 50% refund
Less than 4 days before the reserved date: Non-refundable
*If you would like to reschedule your reservation, please check the availability with us at least 15 days before the original reserved date (no later than 5:00pm KST).

FAQ

Who can join this tour?

Anyone aged 8 years or older can participate. The same price applies for adults and children.

What type of accommodation is provided?

Accommodation is at a UNESCO World Heritage temple in ondol-style rooms (heated Korean floor) without beds. Rooms are based on two people per room, and due to temple policy, participants of the same gender will share rooms—even couples.

Is this a religious program?

No, this templestay is primarily a cultural experience. While some activities, such as temple prayers and meditation, involve religious practices, participants of all beliefs are welcome.

Can the schedule change?

Yes. The program may be adjusted according to temple circumstances or the monks' schedule. The itinerary is designed to be relaxed and unhurried, allowing free time for reflection and rest.

What should I bring?

All participants must bring their passport (original or a copy). Comfortable clothing for walking and modest attire for temple visits are recommended.

Are meals included?

Yes. A traditional vegetarian temple dinner and breakfast are provided, along with lunch at a local restaurant on Day 1.

Do I need to prepare anything special for the templestay?

No prior experience is needed. Activities such as meditation, tea ceremony, and temple walking are guided, and the program is suitable for first-time participants.