VISIT JEJU

Jeoji Oreum (Dakmol Oreum, Sae Oreum)

A beautiful volcanic cone in Jeoji-ri with views of Hallasan Mountain and Biyangdo from its observatory

Wimi Port

The very first place in Jeju to see the annual cherry blossoms emerge

Kim Tek Hwa Museum

The Kim Tek Hwa Museum in Jeju

Jeju Hot Pot

You can experience the delicacy of Chinese hot pot, which combines local fresh seafood, meat, vegetables, and other ingredients in a broth with a rich, authentic flavor.

Jeju Seon The Black

The pinnacle of high-quality course meal in front of your eyes

Blume Bagel

Homemade bagels and cream cheese located near Jeju City Hall

Hotel Alice & Trunk

A ‘lifestyle’ hotel catering to a young sensibility that opened in Jeju City in 2019

Y Resort Jeju

A Healing Resort Recommended in Jeju

MAISON GLAD JEJU

A Super-deluxe Hotel Located at Sinjeju, the Center of Traffic and Culture

Twinkle Jeju

A Jeju soap shop with a view

Seonmul Gopang

A high-end souvenir shop with a free shuttle bus service to and from nearby Jeju Int'l Airport

JEJU E PONGDANG (Falling in Jeju)

JEJU E PONGDANG is a Jeju souvenir shop

Cozy and Warm: Jeju Scenery in Fall

As fall deepens with its colder winds, Hallasan Mountain’s autumn leaves spread its colors across Jeju. Jeju’s green scenery turns to red and yellow in fall. In contrast to the lively spring and summer, Jeju in fall is calm and cozy. Many tourists and locals come to parks and forest paths to enjoy the rare scenery that can only be captured in this season. There are many scenic spots for autumn leaves in Jeju, but temples and parks with fewer visitors are the best places to enjoy fall in Jeju. Here, we introduce you to some scenes of Jeju in the middle of fall, presented by its blue skies and colorful autumn leaves.

Jeju welcomes vegetarians <6 Vegetarian Restaurants to Check Out on Your Trip to Jeju>

As an island famed for its black pork, you won’t be surprised to find out that Jeju didn’t traditionally have a huge number of vegetarian restaurants. However, over the years several specialty restaurants and cafes have popped up that provide ample choice for those who don’t eat meat. On this list of Jeju vegetarian restaurants, we’ll cover everything from brunch cafes to those that sell traditional Korean fare.

Jeju Island’s Local Food

Due to Jeju's natural environment and the fact that it's an island, its people have developed unique local ingredients and foods that can only be tasted here. Fresh dishes using seafood caught in Jeju's blue seas include 'Galchi Jorim: Braised cutlassfish', 'Jeonbokjuk: Abalone Porridge', 'Bomal Kalguksu: Bomal Noodle Soup', 'Hanchi Mulhoe: Cold Cuttlefish Soup', etc. Pork has long been a notable ingredient in Jeju's traditional feasting culture and in addition to grilling, it is cooked in a variety of ways, such as in: 'Gogi Noodles', which is noodles in a rich pork broth, 'Gosari Yukgaejang: Fern & Beef Stew', made by finely crushing and boiling ferns grown in the fields of Mt. Halla, and 'Mom Guk: Mom Seaweed Soup, Haenyeo(fisherwomen)'s hearty winter food. Furthermore, the native black cattle and horses reared on Jeju can also be sampled in local dishes and enjoyed by a lot of tourists.

Art Jeju

This year's slogan is The New Art Market

Jeju Light Art Festival

A festival featuring works of art based on light

Jeju Fire Festival

Theme: "Wildfire, live with hope!"