What is Sansa Guide?
Sansa Guide explains how to enter the browser experience, understand its buttons and explore its hall, garden, prayer beads and Moonlight Courtyard. It is for visitors who would like a clear starting point without having to guess what each Korean label means.
The guide is maintained independently of the game’s developer. It does not manage rooms, game accounts or donations, and does not arrange visits or ceremonies at physical temples. Start with the English home page and choose the activity you want to try.
What are the notes based on?
On October 31, 2026, the checks covered the gate, garden, lotus pond, Cheongyeondang and Moonlight Courtyard. They included repeated bowing, stopping, joining palms, switching rooms, changing sound settings and advancing prayer beads to a total of 110.
Mobile input was checked with browser touch simulation, rather than a collection of physical phones. Audio checks included playback states and resources. That differs from listening to a full recording to identify every part of a scripture.
Editorial principles
- Record the date of the version checked.
- Distinguish actions performed directly from rules read in the interface.
- Explain unverified situations rather than turning assumptions into features.
- Compare current screens with the evidence when versions differ.
- Do not treat screenshot names or occupancy figures as live data.
- Update content when facts change, rather than changing dates alone to suggest freshness.
AI tools assist with editing and site development. An AI-generated explanation is not evidence that a game feature exists. The supporting basis is the gameplay record, interface and cited sources.
English guides and Korean game buttons
The checked interface used Korean labels. English articles retain those labels with explanations so you can match them to the scene. Publishing an English guide does not establish that the game itself offers an English translation.
Screenshots illustrate activities and interface locations. Game names and images belong to their respective rights holders. Read sources and checks for the evidence limits, or privacy for visitor information and external links.