South Korea to hold singing bowl meditation for dogs — Korea Herald
Sono Pet Club & Resort in Hongcheon, Gangwon Province, South Korea, will hold a singing bowl meditation class for dogs and their owners on November 14. According to The Korea Herald, the Signature Wellness Class event will take place at the Sono Pet Vivaldi Park Playground.
The class is being organized together with Petrients. Singing bowl meditation instructor Kim Yong Hee will lead three sessions during the day. Each participant team will consist of one owner and one dog. Participation costs 10,000 won, and all participants will receive a gift set. Registration is open on the Sono Hotels & Resorts website, and on-site registration is also possible if places are available.
Autumn menu in Sokcho
From October 6, Cassia Sokcho hotel will offer a seasonal dessert menu at the Horizon café-bakery on the fourth floor. The Autumn Harmony set for two will cost 98,000 won. It includes desserts with persimmons, chestnuts and figs, including persimmon mousse, chestnut financiers, marron glacé and kouign-amann with fig compote. The set will also include panini with wild mushrooms and truffle, tapas with persimmon, shrimp and jamón, scones, coffee or tea.
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Hotel offers in Seoul
Walkerhill Hotels & Resorts has launched the Vista Signature Service for guests in certain room categories and all suites at Vista Walkerhill Seoul. The service includes happy hour at the Grand Walkerhill Seoul club lounge, breakfast at The Buffet and access to the Wellness Club sauna.
At Grand Hyatt Seoul, ceramic artist Shin Sang Ho’s exhibition “The Place We Imagined” will officially open on Friday. The works have been placed among furniture and other objects on the LL level rather than in a separate gallery hall. The Grand Lotte Seoul is running a grape dessert program until November 30 in collaboration with the upcoming Disney+ series “The Remarried Empress.”
