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Top 12 rainy-day spots in Jeju
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Osulloc Tea Museum
Opened in 2001, Osulloc Tea Museum features a unique architectural design inspired by the shape of a tea cup, serving as a sophisticated space where Eastern and Western traditions harmonize with modern aesthetics. The museum showcases a diverse collection of tea-related artifacts from both Korea and abroad and is perfectly situated at the entrance to Seogwang Tea Garden, where lush, verdant green tea fields stretch as far as the eye can see.
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Osulloc Tea Cafe
Nestled in the heart of the lush green tea fields of Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo, Jeju, Osulloc Tea Cafe offers a delightful selection of tea-based beverages, including tea lattes and signature drinks like O FREDO, all crafted from premium organic green tea. Visitors can also explore the nearby Osulloc Tea Museum with free admission, and the cafe is pet-friendly, making it a perfect destination for travelers with their furry companions.
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Dongmun Traditional Market
As Jeju Island's largest and oldest traditional market, Dongmun Market was established in 1945, right after liberation from Japanese colonial rule. This large-scale permanent marketplace offers a wide array of goods, including grains, vegetables, fresh fish, fruits, seafood, livestock products, dried seafood, as well as daily necessities, shoes, and clothing.
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Seogwipo Local Five-Day Market
As a representative traditional market in Seogwipo, this vibrant hub opens on the 4th and 9th of every month. The well-organized layout makes it easy to wander through the stalls, where you can discover seasonal fruits, fresh seafood, crisp vegetables, and a charming variety of miscellaneous goods.
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Jungmun Hyangto Five-Day Market
Located within the Jungmun Tourist Complex, Jungmun Hyangto Five-Day Market is a traditional market that has been operating since 1965, having formed alongside refugees in the 1950s. It primarily sells agricultural products and seafood grown and caught by local residents. While it is smaller in scale than Seogwipo Maeil Olle Market, you can experience the warm and nostalgic atmosphere of an old rural marketplace.
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Complete Coffee
Located in Nohyeong-dong, Jeju City, this cafe offers vegan options such as soy lattes, and Oatly can be selected as an option for milk-based menus. There is a private parking lot behind the shop, and if it is full, you can use the public parking lot directly in front. On weekdays, it operates from 09:00 to 19:30 (last order at 19:00), and on weekends, it opens from 10:00.
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Hallim Traditional 5-Day Market (4th and 9th) (한림민속 5일시장 (4, 9일))
Located in Hallim-eup on the west side of Jeju, Hallim Traditional 5-Day Market (4th and 9th) is a traditional five-day market that carries the nickname "Jokkeuteure," derived from the Jeju dialect meaning "nearby" or "close by." The market opens on every date ending in 4 and 9, offering a variety of goods including farming tools, daily necessities, clothing, and freshly caught seafood.
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Nexon Computer Museum
The Nexon Computer Museum is an interactive museum where visitors can explore the history of computing and gaming while imagining the future. Moving beyond traditional glass-case displays, the museum offers an immersive experience where guests can directly interact with most of the exhibits.
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Dongmun Public Market
One of the oldest traditional markets in Jeju, it is connected to Dongmun Traditional Market, allowing you to experience a traditional atmosphere. You can enjoy Jeju specialties such as tangerines, red seabream, and hairtail, as well as local traditional foods like black pork, meat noodles, and omegi rice cakes, and it is also famous for its night market. Located near Jeju International Airport, it is easily accessible and visited by many travelers to purchase souvenirs and gifts at the beginning or end of their trip.
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Dongmun Fisheries Market
Established in 1970, this is Jeju's largest specialized seafood market, selling fresh seafood caught on the same day. It primarily deals in Jeju silver cutlassfish, tilefish, mackerel sashimi, abalone, and damselfish. It is a beloved destination for both locals and tourists to taste a wide variety of seafood.
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Dongbu Farm
Located in Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo, Dongbu Farm offers fresh citrus fruits such as tangerines, Hallabong, Cheonhyehyang, and Hwanggeumhyang grown on-site at affordable prices without middleman markups. Visitors can enjoy hands-on tangerine picking experiences, where the cost of the fruit picked can be used to settle the activity fees. Nationwide delivery is also available for those wanting to order their favorite citrus treats from home.
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