VISIT JEJU

Roe Deer Observation Center

A Place Where You Can See Wild Roe Deer Up Close

Tokkiseom Island

The One and Only Natural Habitat of Poison Bulbs in Korea

Daryeodo Island

One of the 31 Hidden Views of Jeju-si

Casablanca

Super Luxurious Villa-type Pension for Family Trips, MTs, and Other Groups

Tourist spot recommendations on East Jeju

Even in the most comfortable relationship, you cannot help considering others when you travel together. A trip by yourself can give you the most liberating feeling, but there are some unexpected difficulties and tiredness coming along the way. Here are some Jeju tourist spot recommendations that can relax your tired mind and help you grow and become healthier and stronger on your trip alone.

Experiences of Jeju’s folk culture: Manggeon

Foreign viewers of the Netflix original series Kingdom describe it as “a story about zombies and hats.” The fascination with the gat, or traditional men’s headgear, is manifesting in tangible ways: for example, Amazon, the world’s largest online shopping mall, is selling replicas of “Kingdom Hats” and “Joseon Dynasty Traditional Hats.” In the Joseon dynasty, various versions of the gat began to be worn to indicate the wearer’s social class and occupation. The craft of the manggeon, a band worn over the forehead to keep the gat from slipping, is currently practiced and being passed down by the women of Jeju Island. The following are four places on Jeju that are perfect to visit dressed in a beautiful hanbok and, of course, a gat!

Squid Game: What would Player 067 do on Jeju Island?

In the hit Korean Netflix series Squid Game, a young woman (Player 067) dreams of moving to Jeju Island with her family — if she wins. Many people share her aspiration to settle down on their own piece of paradise.

Midsummer Night’s Art Festival

From Music to Dance, a Feast of Art That Will Make You Forget the Heat of Tropical Nights Music-filled Summer Nights in Jeju, 'Midsummer Night’s Art Festival'

Samyang Black Sand Beach Festival

Chasing Away the Summer Heat with a Beach FestivalTo promote Samyang’s black sand, the Samyang Black Sand Beach Festival has been held just in time for the summer holidays since 2002. The festival offers sand bathing, beach soccer for children, beach sand sculpture exhibition, and a spring water gun fight along with ocean experience programs such as scuba diving, windsurfing, sea bathing, and deep-sea fishing. The festival features performing arts events organized by the local residents.