VISIT JEJU

Jeju Culture and Art Center

A culture and art performance and exhibition hall operated by Jeju Special Self-Governing Province

Marado Island Tour

Korea’s southernmost island of Marado has a tour program where residents become guides and commentators. They explain the nature, culture, history, and life history of Marado Island to its visitors, from the time it was uninhabited to the present day.

Jeju Stone Park

A Museum and Ecological Park Showing the Deeply Ingrained Stone Culture of Jeju Island

Pasirang

Pat Bingsu (Shaved Ice with Sweetened Red Beans) & Danpatjuk (Sweet Red Bean Porridge)

Pop-up Plaza

While you're shopping, enjoy a variety of snacks ranging from typical Korean snacks such as hotteok (hot brown sugar pancake) and bungeobbang (fish-shaped bean-jam bun), to hot dogs and handmade chocolates.

Manor Blanc

A cafe with a view of Hallasan Mountain to the east and Sanbangsan Mountain and Hyeongjaeseom Islets

W Hotel Tapdong

Travel in Comfort

Ocean Suites Jeju Hotel

A Business Leisure-type Hotel Within the Nature of Jeju

Jeju Shinhwa World Landing Resort

Resort hotel offering world class full meeting and conference (MICE) facilities

Pureunkongbangju (Green soy ark)

Mission to protect the tradition and species diversity

Jeju Clay Pottery Lab

Another Jeju introduced by Kyungchan Kim, Onggi

Walking, Food, and Culture on Jeju

The Jeju Olle Walking Festival is held every year in fall. It features, food, cultural performances, and, of course, plenty of walking. Here is all you need to know about the 2020 festival.

Top 10 Jeju Sites for October

Is there a place that perfectly captures the beautiful scenery of Jeju in October?Jeju at this time of year is picture perfect everywhere, impressively cinematic with its pink, green and brown autumn colors and orange light of the sunset. You’re sure to have a colorful experience.

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!

The 58th Tamna Culture Festival

A lively celebration of Jeju's ancient culture and traditions

The 12th Chujado Yellow Corvina Festival 2019

This small set of islands in the South Sea some 90-minutes by ferry north of Jeju Island, is *the* place to experience first-hand the bounty of the ocean. Taste all sorts of fresh fish and local specialities, and also take part in the celebration!

Tamna Concert Play? Let’s Play!

Features a main stage with popular musical guests and local acts, a flea market, food trucks, and a busking zone at Tamna Culture Square in Tapdong.