VISIT JEJU

Jeju Stone Park

Admire the beautiful stones of Jeju, infused with the wind and mythology

Songdang Fairy Tale Village

A fairy-tale garden adorned with numerous varieties of flowers

Greek Mythology Museum

Over 200 Famous Paintings and Marble Statues Recreated Here & AR Trick Eye Museum

Top 10 Sites in Jeju for December (We’ve worked hard this year. Let’s go to Jeju to ‘take a good rest’ this December!)

Let’s look back on the past year. Moments of achievement, a mix of agony and delight, pass through our mind like a panorama. We gave it our all, so now we need to recharge. Let’s take our moment and end the year in Jeju, an island of both luxury and innocence. Like a soothing song after a rough day, empty your mind of troubles, and fill it up again with the whisper of the island, “Poksaksogasuda” (“Thank you for your hard work” in the Jeju language).

An authentic Jeju trip, full of Traditional and Culture

Jeju, the largest Korean island, has a unique and distinctive culture and history, and operates various facilities where you can experience and observe these...

Give Yourself the Gift of a True Day of Rest (Jeju Local Experience Tours)

If you’re feeling burnt out from the stress of your busy schedule, give yourself the gift of some true rest and relaxation with these rejuvenating Jeju Island travel itineraries. Jeju offers plenty to captivate visitors beyond the limits of the blue sea and dense forest. Hike through forest trails up an oreum to practice meditation and enjoy a tea ceremony, meet haenyeo to learn about their special connection with the ocean, enjoy a special bonding experience with your horse in a cedar forest, or stroll through a village full of camellia trees and savor a delicious local meal: go on a one-of-a-kind adventure and create some warm memories with these uniquely Jeju experiences.

The 18,000 Island of Gods (Jeju's Shamanic Culture Showcased at the Tamna Cultural Festival)

Every early October, Jeju hosts the Tamna Cultural Festival, celebrating the unique and vibrant traditions of the island. This year’s festival featured demonstrations of Jeju’s shamanic rites, including the Jeju Great Gut and Chilmeoridang Yeongdeung Gut. Known as the “Island of 18,000 Gods,” Jeju is rich with legends and spirits. Historically, Jeju’s residents have turned to sacred beings to face the island’s harsh environment. Through the Tamna Cultural Festival, visitors can experience Jeju’s traditional gut culture, which remains well-preserved in its original form.