
Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism Re-elects Ven. Jinwoo as 38th President
Ven. Jinwoo has been re-elected to a second term as the head of South Korea’s largest Buddhist order.

Ven. Jinwoo has been re-elected to a second term as the head of South Korea’s largest Buddhist order.

A 321-member electoral college will choose the next Jogye Order president on 3 September

Seoul temple hosts cultural programs highlighting Bhutanese tourism, wellness, and Gross National Happiness

Seoul’s Yeondeunghoe Lotus Lantern Festival illuminated downtown streets on Saturday as tens of thousands gathered to celebrate the birth of the Buddha.

A humanoid robot was the focal point of a special refuge ceremony at Jogyesa, a Buddhist temple in downtown Seoul on Wednesday.

The 2026 Seoul International Buddhism Expo (BEXPO2026) recently concluded in the South Korean capital, with organizers reporting record attendance.

The 2026 Seoul International Buddhism Expo and accompanying International Seon Meditation Conference will be held in April.

Venerable Hyeon-an reflects a growing transnational exchange in Buddhism as traditions shaped abroad return to Asia in new forms

South Korea’s Dongguk University has unveiled the country’s first AI robot monk, marking a new step in the intersection of AI and spiritual practice.

Representatives from multiple faiths attended, including Christian and new religious movements

The Metropolitan Museum of Art announced on 14 November that a 227-year-old Buddhist painting is being repatriated to South Korea after a 71-year absence.

The Korea Heritage Service said on Thursday that two Buddhist stone pagodas dated to the Goryeo dynasty (918–1392) are to be designated National Treasures.