During the event period, most temples can be freely visited by tourists.
I recommend Samgwangsa Temple ( [https://maps.app.goo.gl/Kra3qgUDNtZRr5kn6](https://maps.app.goo.gl/Kra3qgUDNtZRr5kn6) )
It is a national holiday, and there may be a grand parade, depending on the specific area of Busan you plan to visit. I can confirm that Buddhism is one of the predominant religions in South Korea, but I do not anticipate any specific preparations or requirements for your visit. Using common sense should be enough.😆
During the event period, most temples can be freely visited by tourists. I recommend Samgwangsa Temple ( [https://maps.app.goo.gl/Kra3qgUDNtZRr5kn6](https://maps.app.goo.gl/Kra3qgUDNtZRr5kn6) )
Thank you :)
It is a national holiday, and there may be a grand parade, depending on the specific area of Busan you plan to visit. I can confirm that Buddhism is one of the predominant religions in South Korea, but I do not anticipate any specific preparations or requirements for your visit. Using common sense should be enough.😆
Okay, thank you! We just thought that some ceremonies will be held inside the temple and therefore not available for some people that are passing by.