VISIT JEJU

After braving the chills of winter, treat yourself to a getaway in Jeju, where spring's essence is expressed by the gentle breeze and floral aromas. Imagine having a picnic on a spring day in Jeju, where the sun shines over the vast expanse of Oreums (volcanic cones) and the blue sea. How about enjoying a springtime picnic with a charming charong (traditional Korean meal box) that will reawaken your senses forgotten during winter? The picnic will become even more special with Jeju's hidden places and thrilling treasure hunts in the forests, adding layers of excitement to your journey. Let us embark on an unforgettable springtime picnic today!

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The Gangjeong Port Route B, which starts from Gangjeong Port, Seogwipo City and explores major attraction in Jeju City allows you to enjoy Seogwipo City, which has an altogether different charm to Jeju City. ‘The Seogwipo Maeil Olle Market’ is where you can find Jeju specialties such as Omegi tteok, Gamgyul (Tangerines), Hallabong oranges, Okdom (Tilefish), Galchi (Silver Cutlassfish) and HeukdwaejI (Black Pork), etc. We also recommend you visit 'Lee Jung-seop Street' where you can buy souvenirs and various handicrafts featuring Lee Jung-seop's paintings, stroll and browse concept shops and restaurants. You also shouldn’t miss 'Jeongbang Falls' where you can hear the refreshing sound of one of Jeju's three major waterfalls, and 'Jaguri Park', a spot renowned for its beautiful sunsets and ocean views.

The Gangjeong Port Route A, which starts from Gangjeong Port, Seogwipo City and explores major attractions in Jeju, offers a healing course and the Jungmun Tourist Complex that allows you to relax amidst Jeju's unique terrain and nature. We recommend you travel a route comprising: ‘the Yakcheonsa temple', famous for having the largest Daejeokgwangjeon Hall in Asia, 'the Cheonjeyeon Waterfall', which consists of a total of 3 cascades, 'the Yeomiji Botanical Garden', where you can see various plants in a large greenhouse and outdoor garden, and 'the Daepo Jusangjeollidae Columnar Joints' where you can see a mystic and beautiful ocean views.

The Port of Jeju Route B, which starts from the Port of Jeju is designed to allow you to encounter and experience Jeju's long history and culture, from the legendary birth of the island to its modern incarnation. We recommend this tour route: ‘The Jejumok Gwana Government Office’, this preserves the site of what was the administrative center of Jeju Island during the Joseon Dynasty, ‘Samseonghyeol’, the historical site of Jeju’s founding myth, and ‘the National Jeju Museum’, where you can see and experience Jeju’s history and cultural heritage. We also recommend you visit ‘the Jeju Dongmun Traditional Market’ and ‘the Kim Man-deok Gaekju Commissioning Agency Site’ where you can get a glimpse into the lives of Jeju’s people along with local food.

The Port of Jeju Route A, which starts from the Port of Jeju and explores major spots in across the city, comprises a variety of things to see and do. It includes trendy cafes, concept shops, galleries, and photo spots in the city center all rich in Jeju's classic atmosphere. We recommend a tour route that takes in: 'The Arario Museum Dongmun Motel 2', which has transformed old accommodation along the Sanchi Stream, a significant place for locals, into a modern art museum; the 'Chilseong-ro Shopping Street', which consists of various stores, restaurants, and cafes; and after looking around Jeju's trendiest photo zone, Design Store & Cafe' 'D&DEPARTMENT JEJU', we recommend taking a route along the 'Dodu Rainbow Coastal Road' to the 'Iho Tewoo Horse Lighthouse', which are other popular spots for taking photos of ocean views to upload on social media.