VISIT JEJU

Bonte Museum

Traditional and Modern Exhibits Contained Within a Beautiful Ando Tadao-designed Building

Kim Mandeok Inn

Located Where Kim Man-deok Once Lived

Pinx Golf Club

A World-class Golf Course

O’sulloc Tea Museum

Learn About the Traditional Tea Culture of Korea 2016 KOREAT JEJU TOP 10

Daegwangjang Restaurant

A Good Price Store

Jungmun Suwon Restaurant

A Matjip (Good Tasting Restaurant) with Two Generations of Tradition

Dammann Frères

The world's first and oldest tea brand

Nonjitmul Restaurant

Braised cutlassfish recognized by the citizens of Jeju island

Shinshin Recreational Pension

Where the Mountain and Ocean Are in Harmony

THE SEAES HOTEL & RESORT

We Mix the Modern with the Traditional

Soofeel House

B&B-type Private Lodging Remodeled from a Traditional Jeju Stone House

Traditional Permanent Markets in Seogwipo

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

Indulge in Jeju's Signature Heukdwaeji(Black PORK) Delicacy.

Heukdwaeji (Black Pork), one of Jeju's representative foods, embodies the Island's long tradition and food culture...

Tradition is beautiful: Visiting Jeju’s traditional workshops

Jeju’s traditional aesthetic can be explored and experienced with all five senses at a variety of places around the island. Getting a sense of Jeju’s cultural heritage is sure to be meaningful and memorable for visitors. You can even pick up (or make) a wonderful souvenir of your time on the island!

Our youth is just beginning now – ⑥ A healing journey to Andeok, a pause in the midst of everyday life.

Introducing a Jeju trip for cheerful adults who know how to relax and live joyfully. Andeok-myeon, embracing the radiant nature, offers a variety of things to see and do. In particular, it’s perfect for a fulfilling trip as it is home to many cultural spaces..

Jeju Fire Festival

Theme: "Wildfire, live with hope!"

Hallasan Wild Bracken Festival

Tamna-guk Ip-chun Gut (Spring Welcoming Ritual of Tamna)

A Festival in Jeju’s Old city to Welcome Spring