VISIT JEJU

Arario Museum Dongmun Motel2

A contemporary art museum that introduces contemporary artworks from inside and outside of Korea and provides an artistic experience

Sennit

Specialty fossil crackers inspired by Japanese senbei, featuring seafood and batter uniquely pressed into thin, flavorful snacks.

Yetnal Dongmun Market Galguksu

A Good Price Store

Nangpoon Babsang

Taste of local food of Jeju

Seogwipo Negeori Restaurant

A restaurant known for its cutlassfish soup that appeared on the TV show “Wednesday Food Talk” (2017.09.27. Ep. 137, “Renowned Cutlassfish Restaurant”). Cutlassfish soup is popular.

Boseong Market

A Taste of Old Jeju

Hamdeok Folk Five-Day Market

A traditional market with a simple charm

Sehwa Haenyeo Traditional 5-Day Market

One of the island’s premier 5-day markets, located on the east coast by Sehwa Beach

Daejeong 5-Day Market

The largest 5-day market in western Jeju

The best trendy place right now (Five ways to enjoy the night market in Dongmun Market)

A night market has opened at Dongmun Market to heat up Jeju’s nights. This market, with plenty of food to satisfy people looking for a place to have dinner, also offers various kinds of late-night meals and snacks. You can have fun choosing from 32 delicious foods.

Traditional Permanent Markets in Jeju City

There is a place that every Jeju traveler includes in their trip: A traditional market presenting local specialties and dishes in the unique culture and style of Jeju.

Traditional Permanent Markets in Seogwipo

Why not experience the particular charm of the traditional market, full of memories and friendliness?

Enjoy Jeju like a local: Local markets in Jeju Island

Wherever you travel, it is exciting and interesting to visit local markets, which have so many things to look at and buy and eat. Through visiting local markets, you can gain a deep understanding of the places you visit because you can see and experience what the locals eat, wear, buy and use.