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Finding a Slice of Korea in Silang Cavite: My Experience at the Korean Temple

Last updated on February 24th, 2024 at 11:25 am

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If you’re someone like me who dreams of visiting Korea but can’t afford it or find the time just yet, I’ve found the perfect solution. This place is like a dream come true, with its surreal atmosphere that captures the essence and vibes of Korea. It’s the answer to all your prayers!

 

Korean Temple in Silang Cavite Big gate with Korean signs.
Korean Temple in Silang Cavite Big gate with Korean signs.
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Korean Temple Great Hall Facade
The main hall is off-limits to guests.
The main hall is off-limits to guests.
Took this picture from the outside.
Took this picture from the outside.
Please remember that this isn't a tourist spot; it's a sacred place. Follow the appropriate dress code and keep noise levels down. 
Please remember that this isn't a tourist spot; it's a sacred place. Follow the appropriate dress code and keep noise levels down. 

The main hall is the highlight of the place because it looks a lot like traditional Korean temples, even though it’s not too fancy. It has a simple design that still captures the essence of Korean temples. It is off-limits to guests, but other areas are open for you to explore. Please respect and follow the rules. There’s no entrance fee, and everyone is welcome to visit.  

How to get there

In Silang Cavite, you can find the Manila Buddhist Meditation Center in Pooc II. To get there, from PITX, take a bus heading to Tagaytay and get off at Estrella Hospital. Once there, cross the street, you’ll see 7-11, you can take a tricycle to reach the Korean temple. Just let the tricycle driver know the destination, as they are familiar with the location. Alternatively, you can also take a jeepney near Silang Central School for a more budget-friendly option, costing only P20 for a one-way ticket. The temple is just a short 13-minute ride away from there.

Korean Temple in Silang Cavite Hours
Photo Credit to Korean Temple - Silang Cavite FB Page

If you need a break from the busy city life in Metro Manila, this spot is perfect. It’s just an hour away, offering a peaceful and serene escape. Inside, you’ll find statues and plenty of trees, making it a peaceful and close-to-nature experience. Take a moment to meditate, relax, and reflect on your life in this beautiful and quiet place. 

Certainly! When you’re in Korea, it’s natural to want to capture the memories of your trip. So, take this opportunity to perfect your posing and smiling skills. Make sure to bring your best effort every time you’re ready to take a picture. This way, you can document your experiences in a fun and memorable way. Enjoy your trip and don’t forget to smile for the camera!

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Lorence Laudenio

Lorence is an IT grad who loves to travel. He shares tech updates, trends, and his travel journey, aiming to inspire others by blending his passions.

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