VISIT JEJU

Sanjicheon Stream

A stream flowing through a city from Dongmun Market to Jejuhang Port

Population of Hackberry, Myeongwol

A Place Protected and Designated as a Natural Monument Due to Its Biological Value

Seomsaengi

Uninhabited Island to the South of Chujado

Population of Black Pines Near Sancheondan Altar

One of the Hidden Views of Jeju-si

World Heritage Festival Special Expedition

The World Heritage Festival allowed a temporary exploration of closed courses that were not open to the public, providing an opportunity for visitors to see some world-recognized secrets of Jeju.

Traveling Jeju in Meditative Thoughts: How to Travel Jeju Alone

When the heat of the summer passes and the cool winds of fall arrives, you naturally go lost in thoughts and seek some time alone. These days, you just want to leave, wherever the destination may be. Jeju is just the destination for traveling alone. There are many spots you can go to enjoy nature. There are also nicely paved paths for walking to ease your tour. You can travel easily by renting a car for quality time with yourself. However, you can also take a rickety bus alone to feel Jeju’s friendliness and the joys of anticipation. We introduce you to places where you can sink into your thoughts while traveling alone.

Enjoy a unique camping experience in Fantastic Jeju! Top 5 Jeju beach camping sites

Jeju is famous for its beautiful sea. Spend the night in a place that’s too good to pass by. The blue horizon, the water that changes color as time passes, the sunset that falls over the sea, and the rising sun… Enjoy the Jeju sea and experience all its wonders for yourself. Stepping outside the tent, your trip to the glorious sea and a pure, white sandy beach unfolds. Camping is another way to enjoy Jeju.

World Heritage Festival: Jeju Volcanic Island and Lava Tubes

The World Heritage Festival opens the door to Jeju attractions usually closed to the public. This article will explain how you can get involved.