VISIT JEJU

Jeju Charcoal Sauna (Jjimjilbang)

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

Shinhwa Water Park

Jeju Island's largest year-round water park

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.

Clean body, clean mind: Jeju spa tour

Spas have a long global history, dating back to at least the ancient Greeks and Romans. The term derives from the town of Spa in Belgium. It soothes your body, softens your tensed muscles, helps to enhance health and to relieve stress. You can enjoy spas at any time of the year but they are perfect for the winter. There are three ways to enjoy a spa in Jeju, to refresh your body and mind.

Four Jeju Hotels Perfect for Viewing Canola Flowers

Viewing canola flowers is a must-do activity on Jeju in spring. Here are four great spots to see the flowers on the island, as well as good hotels to stay in nearby.