The Way of Tea - Experience traditional Tea Ceremony led by native host
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2 Ratings
Dalmaji-gil 117beon-gil
A local guide will conduct a Tea Ceremony in the genuine Chado (The Path of Tea) custom. You will have the opportunity to taste a ceremonial standard light matcha tea, presented in a Chawan (Tea Bowl), crafted in Korea’s conventional wood-fired kiln by top-tier pottery craftsmen.
Duration:
1 hour
Cancellation:
1 day
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Highlights
- 53 - Experience the 500 year old tradition of Chado (The Way of Tea) in a tatami floored Chashitsu (Tea Room). Ceremonial grade thin Matcha tea will be served in a Chawan (Tea Bowl) created in a traditional wood burning kiln created by some of the best Korean pottery artisans.
What's Included
- Welcome Tea and Sweet Confection
- Tea and coffee service
- Chawan (Tea Bowl) crafted by a master pottery artisan
Meal Options
- Welcome Tea - Green Tea with Yokan/Wagashi (Sweet Confection)
- Matcha Tea
Location
53
Travelers must come to the meeting point where the activity takes place which is located at the intersection of Dalmaji-gil 117beonga-gil & Dalmaji-gil 177beon-gil.
We are on the second floor in a building next to the "CU" convenience store.
Our address in Korean. 해운대구 달맞이길 117번길 53 (리버스빌)
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
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325madeleinem
Sep 3, 2023
Excellent Tea Ceremony - It was a very cool experience to be ritually served tea! And I loved the matcha. They also had beautiful Korean made bowls and matcha equipment! The ladies who ran the experience were very kind and helpful, wonderful hostesses!
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Brilea
Mar 19, 2023
Beautiful venue, lovely atmosphere, expensive and a little disappointing - We were a little disappointed. The venue and ladies were beautiful but the ceremony, background, context, rituals were not explained at all. We watched them prepare without explanation, had a bowl of tea and that was it! Could have been so much more had they told us what the ceremony was about and what they were doing. Some history? Difficult to get to and the address in Korean would help so the taxi driver knows where to go. So much potential and hopefully they will take this as constructive criticism.
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