Mu-Ryang-Sa Korean Buddhist Temple — Attraction in Honolulu

Deep in the Palolo valley,Honolulu, the Korean temple is grander and beautiful one out side of Korea. With all detail and construction very much keeping to the authentic of Korea's Buddhism temple. Very well keeps and always open to welcoming all to visit. We were so blessed with our first time visiting the temple when here in Hawaii for attending our be loved auntie who was passed away at 90yrs. Hearing his chanting from far away, that made us like the good, blessings omens . Thank you for your kindness, we were introduced to the Abbot and had small conversations with him . Feeling his full energy and peaceful we were allowing to come in the Drama Halls with all the beautiful art works . Have been so many temples throughout the USA, Japan and Korea, we were very happy to see this temple is belong to the Hawaii islands. Free lunch is served daily for free. Some donations is available and it is...

Simply sacred and beatific place to worship and visit whether you're a believer or not 😉😊 Enjoyed the quietude and gained a greater respect for our Korean Buddhist ohana. A true hidden treasure of Honolulu and in the Valley (Palolo) 🥰 NOTE: Free Parking is available; Donations are accepted and appreciated (donation boxes are located in various areas); to maintain such a beautiful place expect a $5/adult cash admission donation when visiting; Respect the sacredness of the temple, halls and living quarters; Picture taking are allowed outside only; Don't pick the mangos 🥭; Don't enter closed doors (monks and nuns live there too); Don't touch the monks and nuns (or they'll need to do a cleansing ritual); When visiting, just BE...

Truly a hidden gem! Broken Ridge Temple is a magical place filled with beauty and peace.

The 4pm Saturday group meditation sits are lovely. Come and sit in silence for a partially guided one hour meditation led by Gregory Pai. A one hour dharma talk follows each sit, however it is not required that you stay.

I like to arrive early as I enjoy the music being played before each sit.

Please be mindful of other meditators and silence your phones (or better yet, leave them in the car as you won’t need them).

Wear appropriate clothing covering legs and shoulders.

Pro Tip- Arrive early to navigate parking (street or private lot). I recommend carpooling as sometimes parking is limited, and it’s a fun experience to share...