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South KoreaFinding a place to worship is often the fastest way into community in South Korea. Here is where to look for services in English and other languages in Seoul and Busan.
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ChurchesCatholic, Anglican, Orthodox, evangelical and international congregations, with English-language service times.🕌
MosquesFriday prayers, halal directories and community centres.🕍
SynagoguesOrthodox, Conservative and Reform communities and kosher food.🛕
Hindu, Buddhist & Sikh templesMandirs, viharas, gurdwaras and festival calendars.🕉️
Other faithsBaha'i, Quaker, LDS, interfaith and secular humanist groups.📅
Holy days & closuresNational religious holidays that close shops, offices and schools.Good to know
- Dress codes and etiquette for visiting places of worship in South Korea.
- Religious freedom, registration rules and anything that affects expats.
- Faith-based schools, weddings and funerals for foreigners.
Official & reference sources
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