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ExperienceLocated near Chilsimni Park in Seogwipo, IntoDive is a premier training center specializing in scuba diving and freediving. As an IDC 5-Star Center, IntoDive offers much more than simple introductory experiences; it features a comprehensive professional system designed to help you earn your Open Water certification and train as an expert diver.
ExperienceLocated in Sangchang-ri, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju, The scent of Halla is a charming citrus orchard where you can fully immerse yourself in nature through the hands-on experience of tangerine picking. After your harvest, you can unwind in the cozy cafe space, enjoying a variety of refreshing treats such as tangerine syrup iced tea or Hallabong juice.
Experience“We are creating a proper pet culture where companion dogs and their guardians can live together.” Jeju Pet School aims to create a proper pet culture by running various programs that help companion dogs and their guardians understand and connect with each other.
ExperienceLocated in Geonip-dong, Jeju-si, this historic alleyway is part of Jeju Olle Trail Course 18, which stretches from the Jeju Port Coastal Ferry Terminal to Sarabong. As you wander along this path, you will encounter the historic site of Chilmeori-dang.
ExperienceDesignated as a special zone for native chicken distribution, Gyorae Samdasu Village, Special Zone for Native Chicken Distribution, is home to a variety of local restaurants specializing in authentic dishes made with native chicken. As a place where the local community and the pure Samdasu water come together, Gyorae Samdasu Village, Special Zone for Native Chicken Distribution, is a must-visit destination that promises a delightful and flavorful travel experience.
ExperienceLocated in Nohyeong-dong, Jeju City, near Jeju International Airport, Mungdeland is a premier doggy daycare and pet hotel. The facility offers excellent accessibility, featuring ample parking space and a cozy interior designed with various styles to ensure comfort. The large-scale hotel suites are equipped with individual heating systems and ventilation facilities, while the property also boasts both a spacious natural grass playground and an indoor exercise area.
ExperienceHosted directly by local farmers, this festival celebrates the premium rock water garlic grown in Daejeong-eup, a region responsible for over 70% of Jeju's garlic production. Visitors can enjoy a variety of garlic-infused food tastings and hands-on experience programs, while also having the opportunity to purchase high-quality garlic at reasonable prices.
ExperienceTucked away in a charming little alley near Gwandeokjeong in Jeju City, Birthday Momo is a lifestyle shop filled with curated aesthetics and unique sensibilities. The space is brimming with adorable cups, candles, plants, and thoughtful gift items, each showcasing distinctive designs and a soulful atmosphere that will capture your heart.
ExperienceHeld at Building A of the Jeju Intangible Heritage Training Center, this free hands-on program brings Jeju's intangible heritage crafts into modern daily life. Alongside masters of National Intangible Cultural Heritage, you can experience traditional craftsmanship by using authentic materials like horsehair to create functional lifestyle items such as traditional hats (gat), hairnets (manggeon), and headbands (tanggeon).
ExperienceTo celebrate winter break, this program offers families with children visiting the museum the opportunity to participate in exhibition activities and experience Haenyeo culture through outdoor diving sessions led by retired Haenyeo.
ExperienceProviding an experiential venue to increase public interest in basic science and foster future capabilities by integrating astronomy with everyday science.
ExperienceTo celebrate the 10th anniversary of the National Hangeul Museum, the 2024 National Hangeul Museum 10th Anniversary <Visiting Dialect Story Concert> was held at Mandeok Hall in the Kim Man-deok Memorial Hall in Jeju. The event featured a lecture by Jeju dialect researcher Kang Young-bong, along with performances by the band Ddurom Brothers and the Jerajin Boys and Girls Choir. In connection with the event, experience booths—including a Jeju dialect quiz draw and a pouch-making activity—were operated at the Tamra Cultural Festival outdoor venue. The program also included audience-participatory activities and a prize drawing event.