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Going Underground
A seemingly effortless and smooth journey on the KTX took me down to Busan where upon disembarking the train I couldn't once think of a time when I felt even 1 of the 274kp/hh we were traveling at for some 3 hours. After all the horrendous bus and mini-van buses I'd taken since October this was a real luxurious treat, unfortunately it's not …
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Welcome to the land of kimchi
... offered some incredible views of Busan and its surrounding mountains. On the way down, I headed to Beomeosa Temple which is one of many temples in Korea that offers a temple stay program. I was considering a temple stay program, and still ...
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Busan Cont'd
... , surprise... My cellphone doesn't work due to incompatible technology. As we were hiking with the hopes of finding the Beomeosa Temple, we accidentally went into a much smaller temple. The family that managed the temple offered us cookies, fruit and ...
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LIFE AS A MONK!
... and of course more hiking. Life has a Monk: 6 other friends and I decided to travel to Busan to attend a Temple Stay. Basically we arrived at Beomeosa Temple, which is one of the most famous and largest Temples in S. Korea and devoted ourselves to ...
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Chuseok - Thanksgiving!!!
... in tears of joy!!! Anyways, enough moaning, I did plenty of that at the time. The temple was absolutely spectacular(Beomeosa Temple). We arrived just as the sun was going down and the monks (is that what they are called if they are buddhists? I get ...
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Busan
... Busan, where I didnt do much except for preparing for my trip to Japan (and a short trip to my last temple in South Korea, the Beomeosa Temple. I will take the ferry to Fukuoka this night and I am now killing time so writing this entry seemed like a ...
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Family is here!
... they worked. Later in the morning we had breakfast then took a nap. At 12pm we jumped on the subway and went to Beomeosa Temple and observed prayer ceremonies and preparations for Buddha's birthday. We took a cable car to the south gate of ...
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Wedding of a dear friend
... . Early the next morning, I joined this charming Indian couple (Manojch and Shipra) and funny chinese man (Adam) to the Beomeosa Temple. It was a pleasant, mystic, and serene temple nestled in the mountains. There was a light spray and ...
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Beomeosa Temple on a Sunday
Another lovely day and I was up early to get a good start to Beomeosa Temple. A little way out of the city it was certainly do-able in a morning and judging by the amount of Koreans decked out in hiking gear it was a popular destination. The temple ...
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KFSS - Korean Food Stress Syndrome
... on price, but the insurers are happy to pay on receipt of a report from the camera repair shop). oh, i finally went back to beomeosa temple, with annie to guide me! it's a beautiful and tranquil temple halfway up a mountain (i could see the one i ...
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Geumjeong Mountain Hike
... that it would be a three hour hike from the East Gate to the North Gate and back down to end our hike at Beomeosa Temple. Dianna and I had all ready tried this hike at Beomeosa once and failed miserably because we found possibly one of the harder ...
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