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Dundae Traditional MarketShopping

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Dundae Traditional Market

Established immediately after Korea's liberation in 1945, Dundae Traditional Market is the largest and oldest traditional market in Jeju, forming a massive permanent market complex alongside the Dongmun Traditional Fish Market. Serving as a vital commercial hub, Dundae Traditional Market offers a vast array of goods, ranging from fresh agricultural and marine products like grains, vegetables, seafood, and fruit to dried goods, household items, footwear, and clothing.

HARIBO Happy WorldNature

North120 min

HARIBO Happy World

HARIBO Happy World, located on Jeju Island, is the world's first large-scale immersive media exhibition hall dedicated to the iconic brand. Spanning a vast indoor area of approximately 4,000㎡, the venue offers a diverse range of interactive content powered by cutting-edge projection mapping and motion recognition technology. Visitors can enjoy an indirect jelly-making experience—from learning about the production process to earning coins through engaging games to redeem for prizes. Open year-round, HARIBO Happy World is the perfect indoor destination for travelers seeking fun and wonder.

Dream HouseNature

North120 min

Dream House

Located in Aewol-eup, Jeju, Dream House is a refined Korean restaurant that serves barley dried yellow croaker (bori-gulbi) with a clean, subtle flavor, presented as a full meal set with warm pot rice and various side dishes. Their deep and rich cheonggukjang (extra-strong fermented soybean paste stew) is a highly popular menu item. Visitors can also enjoy a variety of carefully prepared Korean dishes, including pork bulgogi, stone crab marinated in soy sauce (dol-gejang), and large shrimp and abalone marinated in soy sauce (daeha-jeonbokjang).

Iho Tewoo BeachNature

North120 min

Iho Tewoo Beach

Iho Tewoo Beach (Iho Beach) is a great place to take photos of Jeju Island thanks to its pony lighthouses, where the striking contrast between the red and white ponies creates an exotic landscape. It is conveniently located near Jeju City with well-equipped amenities. The gentle slope of the sandy beach attracts many vacationers, and a pine forest provides the perfect setting for camping. During low tide, when the sea level is at its lowest, you can see the vast expanse of the white sand beach along with the wondam. The wondam is a traditional Jeju fishing method that utilizes the difference between high and low tides; at Iho Tewoo Beach (Iho Beach), the space known as Iho Mosalwon has been restored to showcase this method.

Jeju National MuseumExperience

North90 min

Jeju National Museum

As an affiliate of the National Museum of Korea, Jeju National Museum showcases a vast collection of artifacts excavated from Jeju Island and its surrounding waters, offering a deep dive into the island's history and traditional culture from prehistoric times to the Joseon Dynasty. Located south of Sarabong Park, the museum provides stunning views overlooking Jeju Port, while its exhibits beautifully weave together Jeju's natural wonders—such as Hallasan and Seongsan Ilchulbong—with rich ethnographic materials.

Folklore & Natural History MuseumExperience

North90 min

Folklore & Natural History Museum

Opened in 1984, the Folklore & Natural History Museum is a premier museum in Jeju. It houses approximately 12,000 artifacts across several sections, including the Natural History Exhibition Hall (Geology and Terrestrial Ecology Halls), the Folklore Exhibition Hall, and the Jeju Sea Exhibition Hall. The lobby features a 12.6-meter-long minke whale skeleton specimen and a large-scale fish diorama, offering visitors a multi-dimensional look at the formation of Jeju and the traditional way of life of its people, including Haenyeo and agriculture.

Sanjicheon StreamShopping

North90 min

Sanjicheon Stream

Sanjicheon Stream flows from the vicinity of Hallasan, passing through the downtown area of Jeju City and alongside Dongmun Market before reaching Jeju Port. Following a restoration project in 1995, it achieved its current state of clear, flowing waters in 2002. The stream is home to freshwater fish such as sweetfish and mullet, and it is used as a spot for fishing and swimming during the summer. Nearby attractions include Chilseong Tong, Dongmun Traditional Market, Arario Museum, and the Kim Man-deok Memorial Hall.

Mulchat Oreum Volcanic ConeNature

North120 min

Mulchat Oreum Volcanic Cone

Located at the boundary of Gyorae-ri in Jocheon-eup, Sumang-ri in Namwon-eup, and Gasi-ri in Pyoseon-myeon, Mulchat Oreum Volcanic Cone is an oreum that features a rare summit crater lake. A lake that never dries up throughout the year is situated within the crater at the summit, and large volcanic bombs are scattered across the northwestern slope. Currently, access to Mulchat Oreum Volcanic Cone is restricted due to a natural rest period implemented for vegetation restoration and the reinforcement of safety facilities.

Bulgeun Oreum Natural Recreation Forest Nature

North120 min

Bulgeun Oreum Natural Recreation Forest

Located to the southeast of Hallasan and west of Namjo-ro, Bulgeun Oreum Natural Recreation Forest is a pristine forest composed of lush cedar forests, black pine forests, and natural forests approximately 50 years old, featuring a diverse distribution of temperate, subtropical, and subarctic tree species. Visitors can experience distinct seasonal changes, including royal azaleas in spring, lush greenery in summer, vibrant foliage in autumn, and snowy landscapes in winter. The forest also offers various accommodations, such as forest houses and forest recreation centers, along with facilities like the Barrier-Free Trail and the Forest Experience Center for children.

Dotdot Ramyeon Jeju CityNature

North120 min

Dotdot Ramyeon Jeju City

Nestled in Idoi-dong, Jeju City, Dotdot Ramyeon Jeju City is a beloved ramen specialty shop that brings together the crisp freshness of green onions, the savory richness of black pork, and the deep, aromatic punch of Daejeong garlic. The restaurant’s signature dish, Dotdot Ramyeon, is a must-try, with options to customize your spice level or switch to their unique tomato ramen for a tangy twist. Whether you prefer mild heat or a fiery kick, there’s a bowl crafted just for you.

Semioreum (Saemioreum)Nature

North120 min

Semioreum (Saemioreum)

Semi Oreum Volcanic Cone features a ridge stretching from south to north, with its western slope gently widening to form a distinctive horseshoe-shaped crater. On its northeastern flank, a spring is nestled within an oval-shaped stone wall; this area was once home to a traditional inn (won), which is why the place name "Wondong" still persists today. The surrounding trails are shaded and refreshing, offering the perfect environment for a soothing barefoot walk.

Ansemi Oreum Volcanic Cone (Myeongdo Oreum Volcanic Cone)Nature

North120 min

Ansemi Oreum Volcanic Cone (Myeongdo Oreum Volcanic Cone)

Located in Bonggae-dong, Jeju City, Ansemi Oreum Volcanic Cone (Myeongdo Oreum Volcanic Cone) is a distinctive horseshoe-shaped volcanic cone. At its foot lies Jori Semi (Myeongdoam-mul), a crystal-clear spring well-protected by local facilities. The eastern slope is adorned with lush bamboo forests, while the inner crater area features a beautiful natural woodland. A scenic trail stretches from Myeongdoam-mul to Anguksa Temple, making Ansemi Oreum Volcanic Cone (Myeongdo Oreum Volcanic Cone) an ideal destination for a peaceful stroll.

Bagumji OreumNature

North120 min

Bagumji Oreum

Pagunbong Volcanic Cone (Bagumji Oreum Volcanic Cong) is a scenic oreum located in Hagwi-ri, Aewol-eup. Its local name, "Bagumji," stems from the Jeju dialect, as the peak's shape resembles a traditional basket. The name Pagunbong Volcanic Cone (Bagumji Oreum Volcanic Cong) also carries historical weight, originating from legends of a decisive battle where the Sambyeolcho forces were defeated. The ridge of the peak stretches out in a long, sweeping arc, serving as a distinctive geographical landmark that divides Hagwi-ri and Gwangnyeong-ri.

Jeju City Chunghon Cemetery April 3 Memorial Monument (Park Jin-gyeong Memorial Monument)Nature

North120 min

Jeju City Chunghon Cemetery April 3 Memorial Monument (Park Jin-gyeong Memorial Monument)

Located within the Jeju City Chunghon Cemetery April 3 Memorial Monument (Park Jin-gyeong Memorial Monument), this monument commemorates Colonel Park Jin-gyeong. Having gained extensive knowledge of Jeju's geography through his experience building Japanese military defense bases during the Japanese colonial period, he was appointed as the commander of the 9th Regiment during the Jeju April 3 Incident. He took command following a predecessor who had refused orders to carry out operations against civilians, but he was ultimately assassinated by a private operative affiliated with the Namrodang.

Samyang Black Sand Beach FestivalNature

North120 min

Samyang Black Sand Beach Festival

Chasing Away the Summer Heat with a Beach FestivalTo promote Samyang’s black sand, the Samyang Black Sand Beach Festival has been held just in time for the summer holidays since 2002. The festival offers sand bathing, beach soccer for children, beach sand sculpture exhibition, and a spring water gun fight along with ocean experience programs such as scuba diving, windsurfing, sea bathing, and deep-sea fishing. The festival features performing arts events organized by the local residents.

Glow of the setting sun at Sarabong Oreum <Explore a volcanic cone in Jeju City>Nature

North120 min

Glow of the setting sun at Sarabong Oreum <Explore a volcanic cone in Jeju City>

The sunset as seen from the peak of Sarabong Oreum in Jeju City is considered to be an incredibly iconic scenic spot for Jeju. It is known as ‘Sabong Nakjo’. But that’s just one of many charming features of this volcanic cone. It has attractive walking trails, a distinctive lighthouse (which serves nearby Jeju Port), a memorial to Jeju hero Kim Man-deok, and more. Here are some ways you can enjoy your day at Sarabong.

"Old Downtown Where the Seasons Can Be Heard" (2026 Busking Day in Jeju City)Nature

North120 min

"Old Downtown Where the Seasons Can Be Heard" (2026 Busking Day in Jeju City)

Held every Wednesday in the heart of Jeju City, "Old Downtown Where the Seasons Can Be Heard" (2026 Busking Day in Jeju City) is a captivating busking event hosted by the Jeju Foundation for Arts and Culture. Featuring a diverse lineup of talented artists—ranging from traditional gayageum players to contemporary vocalists—this series brings the magic of live music to the center of the old downtown. The performances will take place every week from March through December 2026.