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[Well-curated] Templestay, seasonal cooking and sledding - Vimarsana News

[Well-curated] Templestay, seasonal cooking and sledding

Templestay at Naesosa Immerse yourself in Buddhist culture by starting the day with prostrations and the sound of the "moktak," a wooden percussion instrument used by Buddhist monks. Naesosa, a temple in Buan County, North Jeolla Province, has a staff dedicated to assist overseas visitors who want to take part in its templestay program. A total of 137 temples of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism offer thre...

How Jamboree money was wasted - Vimarsana News

How Jamboree money was wasted

Korea has built its reputation as a reliable host of international events over the past several decades during which it successfully staged the 2002 FIFA World Cup, the 2010 G20 Summit, the 1988 Summer and 2018 Winter Olympics and many others.

Troubled World Scout Jamboree wraps up with K-pop concert - Vimarsana News

Troubled World Scout Jamboree wraps up with K-pop concert

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Who IS to blame for the great Scout SHAMboree? Mosquitos, snakes, rotten food, thousands hospitalised... GUY ADAMS investigates the £70m gathering of 45,000 eager teenagers that descended into mayhem - Vimarsana News

Who IS to blame for the great Scout SHAMboree? Mosquitos, snakes, rotten food, thousands hospitalised... GUY ADAMS investigates the £70m gathering of 45,000 eager teenagers that descended into mayhem

The collapse of the World Scout Jamboree in South Korea has been a national embarrassment for the country and a disaster for the Scouting movement. So who, or what, is to blame?

Finale of shameful Jamboree - Vimarsana News

Finale of shameful Jamboree

The 25th World Scout Jamboree in Korea will end on Saturday. All Koreans wish for its smooth finale, hoping about 43,000 teenagers from over 150 countries return home safely.