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ExperienceThe 2025 Music Performer Festival (Fall in JEJU, Music ON) is a music festival co-hosted by the Korea Music Performers Federation, Jeju Content Agency, and Jeju Special Self-Governing Province. Held on October 24, 2025, at 6:30 PM at the Jeju Tapdong Beach Stage, the performance harmonizes the energy of performers with stages by popular musicians. It is characterized by an atmosphere where music unfolds against the backdrop of Jeju's autumn night sea.
ExperienceAn outdoor horror experience held throughout the Jeju LAF area, set against the natural landscapes of Geomun Oreum and Gotjawal. Main programs include horror experiences, the train-style content 'Run, Guimong,' and the zipline experience 'Fly, Guimong.' It operates from July 25 to November 2, 2025, featuring nighttime horror experiences held in the evening.
ExperienceArario Museum Tapdong Cinema is a contemporary art museum created by Chairman Kim Chang-il, one of Korea's top art collectors, by renovating an abandoned old cinema building in the Tapdong old town area of Jeju. In this space that preserves the traces of the historic building, visitors can appreciate works by world-renowned artists. The fifth floor features a cafe and a souvenir shop where you can enjoy drinks while overlooking the old town and Tapdong.
ExperienceLocated in Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, the Dolhareubang Museum is a park of life and peace, personally developed over 15 years by local Jeju resident and director Kim Nam-heung. The museum features faithful recreations of 48 Dolhareubang statues gathered from various parts of the island, alongside various modern interpretations of Dolhareubang and approximately 250 sculptures displayed outdoors. Along the Gotjawal walking trails, visitors can connect with nature while observing diverse flora, such as ferns and Smilax china.
Located in Aewol on the west coast of Jeju, Ivar Garden is the largest immersive media art exhibition hall on the island. Visitors can enjoy a multi-sensory experience across nine themed spaces where light and imagery harmonize beautifully. As a complex cultural space, Ivar Garden features various amenities including a cafe, a Korean food buffet, and a gift shop. Since it operates as an indoor exhibition hall, you can visit regardless of the weather.
ExperienceJeju 4.3 Peace Park is a peace and human rights memorial park established to remember and commemorate the civilian massacres caused by the Jeju 4.3 Incident, and to open a future of reconciliation and coexistence. Within the park, you will find the Jeju 4.3 Peace Memorial Hall, memorial altars, memorial towers, and a columbarium. The memorial hall features six exhibition halls that illustrate the progression of the incident and the process of uncovering the truth.
ExperienceJeju Bultapsa Temple is a subtemple of Gwaneumsa, a branch of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism, located at the foot of Wondangbong in Samyang-dong, Jeju-si. The temple grounds preserve a five-story stone pagoda (Treasure) made of basalt during the late Goryeo Dynasty, which is the only stone pagoda of its kind on Jeju Island. Standing approximately 4 to 4.7 meters tall, it serves as a testament to the legacy of Wondangsa, which was one of the three major temples in Jeju during the late Goryeo period.
Located in the foothills of Hallasan, Jeju Central Park is a massive 50,000-square-meter complex cultural space featuring miniature replicas of world-famous architectural landmarks, such as the Eiffel Tower and the Statue of Liberty, alongside statues of great historical figures. The park is organized into five unique themes: World Cultural Heritage, Great Figures of the World, Fantasy and Fairy Tales, Dinosaurs, and a Racing Kart Track. Visitors can also enjoy driving at Korea's first outdoor electric go-kart track.
ExperienceOpened in 1984, the Jeju Folklore & Natural History Museum is a museum that collects and exhibits Jeju Island's archaeological and folklore materials, as well as specimens of animals, minerals, plants, and marine life. The lobby features a 12.6-meter-long whale skeleton specimen and a large-scale fish diorama, while the Natural History Exhibition Hall offers a three-dimensional viewing experience of approximately 1,500 items, including Jeju Island's geology and various flora and fauna specimens.
ExperienceJeju Holic Museum is an experiential exhibition space created by upcycling a former sanatorium. It consists of five distinct areas that reinterpret Jeju's unique content through light and illumination, pop-up stores, and an outdoor garden. Visitors can discover a new charm of Jeju through firefly and jellyfish object art, the Tangerine Garden themed around citrus, and various interactive games.
The Jeju Museum of Art is a representative art museum in Jeju, featuring a unique design that makes it appear as if it is floating on water. The surrounding area is equipped with a symbolic plaza, a grassy lawn, an open-air cafe, and walking trails, serving as a wonderful space for relaxation. Additionally, various cultural and artistic events, such as concerts, are held at the outdoor stage shaped like the Baengnokdam crater of Hallasan.
ExperienceJeju National Museum is an archaeological and historical museum that systematically exhibits, preserves, and researches the history and cultural heritage of Jeju, showcasing artifacts ranging from the prehistoric era to the Joseon Dynasty and the unique Tamra culture. Visitors can experience the stories of the Jeju people and the history embedded in nature, while also enjoying various special exhibitions and educational programs.