VISIT JEJU

Arang Joeul Street

Seogwipo’s premier food alley

Deoreok Elementary School (formerly Deoreokbungyo)

A Small, Quiet Area in Aewol that’s Great for Photos with Family and Significant Others

Black Pork Street

A street in Geonip-dong, home to a large number of restaurants specializing in grilled black pork

Taeutgae

Enjoy snorkeling in the hip and trendy Taeutgae

Sosimhan 2F

A bar with a great vibe, perfect for enjoying a drink while listening to some great music

Pigalhoeok

A sashimi restaurant that uses only the best ingredients to create delicious dishes

Seongan Restaurant

A Korean restaurant serving local dishes such as abalone hot pot and hairtail soup

Jinmi Myeongga

Jinmi Myeongga, famous for dagumbari

Kkuljamjari

Your Companion During Your Stay on Jeju

JW Marriot Jeju Resort & Spa

JW Marriott Jeju Resort from the world's leading resort designer

HOTEL THEBORN

A special place that helps you forget the fatigue of your travels, harmonizing with nature and providing a variety of dining options

Pyoseon 5-Day Market

A 5-day market bustling with the warmth and friendliness of Jeju’s south

Hamdeok Folk Five-Day Market

A traditional market with a simple charm

Daejeong 5-Day Market

The largest 5-day market in western Jeju

Moonsa Jeju

Vegan butter? Try it out at Moonsa Jeju!

Experience the flavors of the world in Jeju: Original flavors that open your eyes

Nowadays, Jeju has become a new paradise for foodies. Visitors can indulge in various world cuisine from traditional dishes to casual fusion food. While exploring attractions in Jeju, you can taste food from all over the world, such as Indian curry, Hawaiian seafood, homemade-style dishes of China and the U.S., and even food from the Middle East.

For your Christmas and New Year’s parties: Find the perfect handmade cake

If there is one that everyone can agree on as the perfect holiday food, it’s probably cake! The sweet, light taste and texture conjure up images and memories of celebrations, warm reunions, and family...

Are you an animal lover? (Jeju Ranch Cafe and Indoor Zoo)

There is a fairy tale-like place where white sheep and goats come up to you for carrots, and rabbits and deer run around together. You can also enjoy a magical moment of standing among flying birds or having a lizard creep along on your hand. It’s a place an animal-loving traveler just can’t miss. Introducing the ranch cafes and exotic indoor zoo in Jeju. These are must-see spots, even if you’re only here for a short trip!

Top 10 Jeju Sites for February (Feel Your Heart Pounding with the Impending Spring)

People don’t want to dwell on winter. Instead, they want to welcome spring as soon as possible. In that sense, many people's minds go to Jeju Island. When soft southerly breezes whisper and awaken the fields and seas, head to Jeju for the splendor of spring and feel your heart pound with anticipation.

WATERBOMB JEJU 2024

Hot and cool, fun and exciting, the biggest summer water music festival is here in Jeju

Seogwipo Chilsimni Festival

The Seogwipo Chilsimni Festival, where you can experience the best of Seogwipo’s culture

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

Tamna-guk Ip-chun Gut (Spring Welcoming Ritual of Tamna) A Festival in Jeju’s Wondoshim (Old city) to Welcome Spring 2017.2.3-2.4Sponsor: Jeju People’s Artist Federation Location: Jeju Mokgwana [Main Events] Jeju-seong Mi-reuk-ko-sa, Chun-deung-geol-gung, Chun-gyeong-mun-gut, Ip-chun-gut, Nang-shwe-mo-ri Jeju is the country of 18,000 heavenly gods. These heavenly gods are summoned by the great god of heaven and travel to heaven during “Shingugan.” In the old days, the people of Jeju believed that they should only move or repair their houses during “Shingugan” to avoid upsetting the gods. When it is time for gods to come back to Jeju Island after “Shingugan,” the shamans held a ritual to welcome the gods back. This ritual is called “Ip-chun Gut.” Back then, numerous shamans serving the guardian gods of each town would come together in Gwan-deok-jeong. Among these shamans, “Do-Hwang-Su,” the head shaman who was the most skilled at dancing and had the loudest, clearest voice in