VISIT JEJU

Hallasan Soju Factory

Enjoy the history, manufacturing process, and sample Jeju's own alcoholic beverage.

Hallasan Mountain

The Treasure of Jeju, Recognized by UNESCO, and a Roe Deer Sanctuary

Ora-dong green barley - buckwheat field

Green barley - buckwheat fields lying below Hallasan Mountain

Rothem Garden

Located on the West Side of Udo Island

Udo Pungwon

Located on Udo Island, Our Specialties Include Grilled Pork and Cuttlefish

Nilmori Dongdong

Nilmori Dong Dong Means Waiting Earnestly for Something in the Jeju Language

Hotel Fine

We Offer the Highest Quality in Service and Facilities

Seaview Pension

A Designated 'Excellent Service Shop' Pension Along the Aewol Coast

DonNaeKo HILL RESORT

Located in Donnaeko Valley, Seogwipo

Seonmul Gopang

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

Twinkle Jeju

A Jeju soap shop with a view

Hiking Hallasan Mountain

Hallasan is South Korea's biggest peak, reaching almost 2 kilometers (1,950 meters, to be precise) and climbing it might seem like a much physical preparation needed sport activity, but don't worry it is not as hard as it seems at first and possible for everyone.

From Muobeopjeongsa Temple to Donnaeko Valley,

On Hallasan Mountain, a mountain that represents Jeju, there is the Halla Trail, a fantastical forest path where you can meet nature. The Halla Trail, which surrounds the national forest that sits 600 to 800m above sea level, is an 80km-long forest path that connects Muobeopjeongsa, Sioreum Parasitic Cone, Suakgyo Valley, and Iseungak (Iseungi Volcanic Cone) by using a logistics road and forest trail built during the Japanese occupation of Korea and a transport road for shiitake mushroom farms. For some, Halla Trail is a place to experience the history, ecology, and forest culture of Jeju, whereas, for others, it is a place to heal the difficulties of everyday life. Among the various Halla Trails, we introduce Dongbaek-gil Trail where you can heal with nature and view the history and ecology of Jeju from a diverse perspective.

A white winter’s day on Hallasan Mountain: Hiking the Eorimok Trail

If you’d like to hike Jeju’s 1,950-meter-tall Hallasan Mountain in winter, then consider the Seongpanak or Yeongsil trail. But the 6.8-kilometer-long Eorimok course is also an enjoyable “winter wonderland”.

Hallasan Wild Bracken Festival

Jeju Winter Festival

Jeju has prepared joy for the winter! This is the island's representative winter festival based in and around Jeju City.

Jeju winter festivals to enjoy

Even though on the most pamphlets advertising trips to Jeju you can see photos of its white sand beaches and emerald-colored sea, going to Jeju in winter might as equally fun of an experience.