The Experiment: South Korea: K-Culture & Peacebuilding
- South Korea
- Seoul
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The Experiment: South Korea: K-Culture & Peacebuilding starts at $6,950 USD. For full pricing, visit the provider’s website.
Yes, the program includes housing. Participants stay with a host family.
The program fee includes accommodation, activities, classes, and meals.
The Experiment: South Korea: K-Culture & Peacebuilding is located in Seoul, South Korea.
About Program
Explore South Korea’s dynamic blend of modern innovation and ancient tradition while delving into themes of peace and conflict resolution. In Seoul, visit royal palaces, tour the DMZ, and take part in hands-on workshops on peacebuilding and human rights. Experience contemporary culture through a K-pop dance class, basic Korean lessons, and youth exchanges on reunification and daily life. During a homestay, share meals with your host family and complete a community service project with local students. Conclude your journey with an overnight temple stay, guided meditation with Buddhist monks, and final reflections in Seoul.
Program Highlights
- Explore South Korea’s dynamic capital, Seoul, from 14th-century royal palaces to modern K-culture landmarks.
- Participate in peacebuilding and human rights workshops, developing advocacy and conflict resolution skills.
- Experience South Korea’s pop culture through immersive activities like a K-pop dance class in the breakdancing capital of the world.
- Learn about Buddhist traditions during an overnight temple stay, which includes guided meditation and discussions with monks.
- Collaborate with Korean students on a community service project and earn a certificate recognizing your service hours.
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