VISIT JEJU

Jeju Charcoal Sauna (Jjimjilbang)

The largest charcoal steam sauna in Jeju Island, located at Seongsan.

Cemetery of Unnamed Korean War Victims

Tomb in Memory of Those Killed During the Jeju 4.3 Incident

Sonammeori

A Hidden Site of Seogwipo, Yongcheonsu (Spring) and Nocheontang

Mosiran Tea House

Mosiran is a traditional tea house that has been loved by Jeju residents for a long time.

Noknamu

Experience the flavor of the finest Korean beef and Jeju black pork grilled over a direct flame. Carefully prepared side dishes and traditional beverages add to your enjoyment.

Geumbo Garden

Delicious Korean cuisine just a stone’s throw from Sangumburi

Dongbaksaengi

Located at Woljeongri Beach and Combining Hanok with a Traditional Jeju Stone House

Grand Hyatt Jeju

Grand Hyatt Jeju is the largest Grand Hyatt in Asia Pacific, opening as part of Jeju Dream Tower. Experience the modern Korean lifestyle at this iconic 38-story twin-tower with 1,600 luxurious rooms and suites from 65sqm to 260sqm with floor-to-ceiling windows, 14 unique restaurants and bars, 2 premium spas, 8 residential-style meeting spaces, Jeju’s largest outdoor deck with an infinity pool, a HAN Collection fashion retail featuring 200 local Korean fashion. Grand Hyatt Jeju is primed to be the leading lifestyle travel destination in Asia Pacific.

Obidos

Enjoy a Leisurely Stroll on the Promenade Near Aewol Coastal Road

Hanbokdam

Where you can rent Korean traditional clothing, hanbok, at reasonable prices

BON

A Korean department store-level brand.Men’s wear (suit, casual). Accessories (bag, shoes, necktie, belt, etc.)

Danahan Hanbok & Lovely Bebe

We are a Hanbok (Korean traditional clothing) Tailor Shop.

Traditional Korean and Jeju Clothing

What can be better than experiencing culture by fully immersing yourself into it? One way to do this is to dress up in Korean traditional clothing and stroll around a palace. This makes easier to imagine how Koreans lived 100 or more years ago.

Korean Foods to Warm You Up This Winter

Korean food might be famous around the world for its spiciness, but that is not the case with Jeju cuisine. Jeju people don't use that much of red chilli pepper. They prefer marinated soy bean paste as a base (dwenjang) for some dishes that traditionally in the mainland are made by using red chilli pepper paste. Uniqueness formed by the islanders lifestyle and isolation from the mainland offer a different approach to Korean food. Distinct features are definitely an amount of seafood included and the freshness of the products. Everything here on the table is either straight from the fields or straight from the ocean.

For a visitor who hasn't encountered any form of traditional oriental medicine before, Korean medicine might seem like magic. But the origin of all traditional Korean medical treatments have deep roots and knowledge gathered for a thousand years. For example, acupuncture can be traced back as far as 3000 B.C. when stone and bone needles were found in North Hamgyeong Province, which is in present-day North Korea. Even mythological stories like the one about a tiger and a bear who wanted to reincarnate in human form and who ate wormwood and garlic marks significance in the use of herbal remedies. Korean traditional medicine flourished in the historical periods of the country. There are dozens of examples of written evidence and thanks to that much of the knowledge was successfully passed from generation to generation.

Jejumok-Gwana Government Office at Night and Small Concert

Jejumok-Gwana Government Office at Night opens on July 6, 2019 with a small concert Saturday night

Gotjawal Forest Concert

A night of music in the Gotjawal forest during the autumn

Seongsan Sunrise Festival

An Unmistakeably Jeju Celebration