VISIT JEJU

Haemaji Coastal Road

Enjoy the Sunrise on Jeju’s 27.8km East Coast Ring Road

Seongeup Village

An Optical Illusion Experience Art Museum Where Famous Paintings Move Vividly in 3D

Lucysson Atelier

‘Lucysson Atelier’ is first Jeju traditional folk art gallery that reinterpreted in a modern way. This cultural complex open different exhibtions monthly and You can have One day class with professional café where has traditional Jeju beverage.

Folklore & Natural History Museum

The Spirit of the Tamna People, a Place Where the History of Jeju Still Breathes

Island Folklore

There are many differences between mainland Korea and Jeju Island, including differences in nature, culture, and dialect. On Jeju Island, the shamanistic beliefs "dang" and "gut" are preserved as part of the unique culture.

A must-see for curious travelers! (Jeju’s spots worth visiting on “The Dictionary of Useful Knowledge”)

Travel and learn some knowledge at the same time! Jeju has many destinations worth visiting as shown in the “The Dictionary of useful Knowledge.” While traveling, you can explore the vast universe or enjoy a symphony of lightning, as well as have fun while learning scientific principles. The little-known history of Jeju Island is also intriguing, and it used to be an exile for felons. Enjoy the seasonal mandarins and learn some common knowledge about them. The more of Jeju you see, the more attractive it becomes. The more you know Jeju, the more you’ll want to know it better. Enrich your knowledge on this trip.

MBTI Traveler of Earth (Experience Folk Traditional Jeju)

According to the popular Myers–Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), the thinking-type (T) stands out with its logical and rational mindset. The T type values objectivity, truth, and problem-solving. While they may come off as reserved due to their detached demeanor, they are also filled with intellectual curiosity. If you're curious about how such T-types enjoy Jeju, let's explore the captivating travel destinations of Jeju chosen specifically for the personality type.

What should we do during Golden Week?

The so-called “Golden Week” of 2017 has finally arrived. If you are planning a trip to Jeju during this time, you can enjoy the beautiful autumn weather. Many shops and restaurants will be closed as Jeju Islanders take time to visit their families during this celebration, but that doesn’t mean everything stops!

The 58th Tamna Culture Festival

A lively celebration of Jeju's ancient culture and traditions