Sansa (산사, "mountain temple") is a free online temple you visit in the browser, no sign-up or download needed. You appear as a small child monk at the gate of a mountain temple in autumn, among the other visitors on your server, each one a child monk too, with a counter showing how many people are sitting there with you. Click the ground to walk, drag to look around, and use the buttons at the bottom to press your palms together, bow, strike the wooden moktak or turn a string of prayer beads. The map leads to more places: a coffee spot, a pond, a bamboo forest, a riverside path, the temple bell, a pagoda to walk around and lanterns you can hang. Wind, birds and chanting play in the background; there is no chat.
Park Jin-won, a 26-year-old job seeker, made it with AI after wishing he could go to a temple to rest but having neither the time nor the energy. It opened on 26 October 2026 and passed a million visits in less than a week, the Korea Times reports, with Park raising the number of people who can be inside at once from 20 to 10,000. The interface is in Korean.
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