A quiet pause in your Seoul itinerary
Take a break between sightseeing and travel to experience Korean tea and sound at an unhurried pace.
Private Korean Wellbeing · Seoul
A quiet, private Korean wellbeing experience in Seoul.
Korean Sound Bath & Tea Ritual
Korean tea, gentle breath, traditional sound, and a personal Five Elements reflection — created for travelers who want to experience Korea at a slower, more intimate pace.
For solo travellers, couples, friends and small private groups. No meditation experience needed.
4.9 · 63 past Airbnb reviews
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A private experience at your pace.
FormatPrivate for your party
Guests1–6 people
LanguageGuided in English
LocationNear Seoul Station
A pause in your journey
A Korean way to slow down.
Tea, breath, sound and quiet reflection come together in one private experience, guided at your own pace.
Meaningful time together
Share private time as a couple, with friends or with family, without joining a group of other travellers.
Time for yourself
Travelling solo? Follow gentle English guidance and take time to rest and notice your own senses.
The journey
Tea, breath, movement and stillness.
You do not need to perform, understand meditation, or know anything about Korean philosophy. Simply arrive and be guided.
Arrive with Korean tea
Settle into the space, share what you need from the session, and begin at an unhurried pace.
Meet your Five Elements
Explore a personal reflection prepared from your birth details and the Korean tradition of yin-yang and Five Elements.
Soften through breath
Simple English guidance and gentle movement help the body release the noise of travel and the city.
Rest with live sound
Rest as Korean gong and hand drum combine with singing bowls, bells and gentle vibrations in a live sound journey.
Return with a reflection
Close quietly with your Five Elements card and a small suggestion for balance to carry into your travels.
Tea · Breath · Gentle Movement · Korean Sound · Stillness
The sound palette
Not one bowl, but a carefully composed field of sound.
Korean instruments, including gong and hand drum, meet metal and crystal singing bowls, bells, chimes and tuning forks. Singing bowls are a complementary part of this contemporary sound experience, distinct from the Korean traditional instruments.
- Korean gong and hand drum
- Bells and chimes
- Metal and crystal singing bowls
- Tuning forks
Personal to you
A personal reflection through the Five Elements
Inspired by Korean Saju tradition, your birth details are used as a gentle starting point for reflection, helping shape the conversation and the way the session is experienced. This is not fortune-telling, a fixed prediction, diagnosis or treatment.
Soojin Pray has composed a contemporary experience inspired by Korean traditions, connecting this reflection with tea, breath, sound and a closing card to take with you. Birth details are requested only after your booking is confirmed.
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Sessions & direct prices
Choose the space that fits your party.
Every booking is private. Use the request form to share your preferred date and number of guests. We will reply by email with availability and payment instructions.
Private 1:1
A personal reset
The most personal format, with time for an individual Five Elements reflection and a sound journey shaped around you.
₩220,000total
Private Duo
A shared quiet journey
For couples, friends, or family who want to slow down together while keeping the experience private.
₩320,000total · ₩160,000 per person
Private Small Group
Korean sound for your party
A private experience for friends, families, and small travel parties—never mixed with outside guests.
₩120,000per personFrom ₩360,000 total for 3 guests
All prices are final guest prices, VAT included.
Included: Korean tea, mats, blankets, eye pillows, reflection materials, all sound instruments, English guidance, and private studio use.
Loved by international guests
“Truly one of a kind.”
“I've been to many sound baths, but this one was truly one of a kind.”
“A wonderful break from our bustling trip to Seoul—we were cared for so tenderly.”
“We left feeling connected to Korean culture, relaxed and energized.”
Your guide
Soojin Pray
Korean artist · meditation facilitator
“I created these private sessions for people who want a quieter encounter with Korea — not simply another activity to fit into an itinerary.”
Soojin Pray creates experiences that connect Korean body culture, sound, movement, and contemplative art. She guides international guests through a clear English sequence, leaving generous space for each person to rest and respond in their own way.
- Founder of SPACE MOUM, an arts-based wellbeing company in Korea
- 4.9 rating across 63 past Airbnb guest reviews
- Corporate and cultural programs in Korea and internationally
For teams & travel partners
Planning for a company, institution, or larger group?
SPACE MOUM designs Arts-based Wellbeing programs for corporate and large groups, MICE, hotels, organizations, retreats and inbound travel.
Good to know
Questions before you book.
Is this suitable if I have never tried meditation or a sound bath?
Yes. No experience is needed. Gentle English guidance takes you through each part, and you can settle in at your own pace.
Can I come alone or book for two?
Yes. Choose Private 1:1 for yourself or Private Duo for two people—couples, friends or family. Private Small Group sessions welcome 3–6 guests.
Will other guests join our session?
No. Every session is private for you and the people you book with.
How is this different from a spa or massage?
This experience centres on Korean tea, gentle breathing, live sound and personal reflection. It does not include massage or spa treatments.
What happens during the session?
You begin with Korean tea and a personal Five Elements reflection, followed by gentle breathing and movement, time resting with live instruments, and a closing reflection.
Is the session guided in English?
Yes. Soojin Pray guides the whole session in English, including the reflection and breathing practice.
Where does it take place, and how long does it take?
Sessions take place by appointment in a private or partner studio near Seoul Station. The exact location is shared after confirmation. Private 1:1 and Duo sessions last 100 minutes; Small Group sessions last 90 minutes.
How do I request a session and confirm my booking?
Submit the booking request form. We will email you with availability and payment instructions. Sessions are by advance reservation. Your session is confirmed after advance payment. International guests can pay securely via PayPal. We do not accept cash at the session. WhatsApp is available for quick questions; submitting the form alone does not confirm a booking.
When will you ask for my birth details?
Only after your booking is confirmed. You do not need to provide birth details in the initial request form.
Is this a fortune-telling or Saju reading?
The Five Elements reflection is inspired by Korean Saju tradition and offered as cultural self-reflection. It is not fortune prediction, diagnosis or medical treatment.
What should I wear or bring?
Wear comfortable clothing. Mats, blankets, eye pillows, tea, reflection materials and sound instruments are provided.
What is the cancellation and refund policy?
Cancellations made at least 7 days before the session are eligible for a full refund. Cancellations made within 7 days of the session and no-shows are non-refundable.
Private booking request
Request Your Private Session
Sessions are by advance reservation. Tell us your preferred date, start time and group size. We’ll email availability and payment instructions. Your session is confirmed after advance payment. International guests can pay securely via PayPal. We do not accept cash at the session.
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Reserve your quiet time
Use the request form to share your preferred date and number of guests. We will email you with availability and the next booking step.
Letters from Korea
Occasional notes on Korean sound, movement, quiet places, and ways of slowing down in Seoul.
Read the letters
A quieter arrival
A Korean tea experience can begin with something simple: sitting down and allowing a little time before the next activity. In our private sessions, tea comes first. There is room to arrive, share what you need and settle into your own pace.
Listening with room to pause
Korean sound meditation brings listening together with gentle breath, movement and stillness. Korean gong and hand drum sit alongside singing bowls in this contemporary experience. You do not need to know the instruments or have practised meditation to take part.