2025 — 2026 Season
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Experience
Experience90 minSoam Memorial Hall
Opened on October 4, 2008, Soam Memorial Hall is a dedicated space designed to honor the life and artistic legacy of Soam Hyun Jung-hwa, a master of 20th-century Korean calligraphy. The hall features permanent and special exhibition rooms, as well as Jobeomsanbang—the master's former residence, which houses the Soam Biography Room and his creative studio. Visitors can immerse themselves in his profound works and trace his life story through the exhibits. Additionally, the hall serves as a welcoming cool retreat for travelers seeking respite from the heat.
Experience90 minGidang Art Museum
Established by Gi-dang Kang Gu-beom, a prominent Korean-Japanese entrepreneur, and donated to Seogwipo City, Gidang Art Museum officially opened its doors on July 1, 1987. As Korea's first municipal art museum, its unique architectural design draws inspiration from the traditional "nul"—a rustic structure used for storing harvested grains in rural villages.
Experience90 minYerae Eco Experience Center
Yerae Eco Experience Center is a vibrant space where you can immerse yourself in the natural beauty and rich culture of Yerae Eco Village. Throughout the year, the center hosts a variety of cultural events and hands-on experiential programs. The surrounding Yerae Eco Park, featuring the flowing waters of Daewangsucheon Stream, serves as a perfect destination for ecological learning and peaceful relaxation. In February, visitors can also enjoy the breathtaking sight of plum blossoms in full bloom.
Experience90 minCool Dive
Cool Dive has its own diving boat, and provides accommodations, equipment, and various amenities to ensure a comfortable diving experience.
Experience90 minJeju Olle Photo Studio
[Unique Experience] Become a Jeju Haenyeo - Photo studio specializing in capturing the perfect Haenyeo-themed shot
Experience90 minBaeknyeoncho Farm Museum
Operated by Jegu Baeknyeoncho, Baeknyeoncho Farm Museum is home to vibrant colonies of Baeknyeoncho (prickly pear cactus) native to Jeju Island, including a magnificent specimen that has thrived for over 300 years. Visitors can admire a diverse collection of rare cacti and gain firsthand insight into the unique characteristics of Baeknyeoncho—a precious natural resource that has long been an integral part of the lives of Jeju locals.
Experience90 minEco Land Oh! Happy Day, zooming through the forest on the train
Jeju Eco Land Children's Day Grand Festival! May is Children's Day! Let's hop on the train and head to the land of children!
Experience90 minArts Council Korea Solo Exhibition Kim Jun-kwon ≪Carved Mountain, Time Lingered≫
An exhibition centered on large-scale woodblock prints by artist Kim Jun-kwon, a representative figure of the Korean woodblock print movement
Experience90 minFinderWave
Located near Gwakji Beach, FinderWave is a premier surf shop offering specialized introductory programs for aspiring surfers. Through small-group, intensive three-hour lessons, FinderWave provides a personalized experience that helps you discover your own unique rhythm and movement on the waves.
Experience90 minBalancing Yoga
Enjoy Pilates using equipment along with gentle breathing yoga. At Balancing Yoga in Ara-dong, Jeju City, you can experience a variety of programs.
Experience90 minJosuri Rural Experience Village
Josuri Rural Experience Village is ideally situated at a central transportation hub, connecting the scenic coastal Ilju-ro road with the tranquil mid-mountain villages. Historically known by the place names Joho-su or Yongseondalli, the village carries a unique legacy from a time when water was scarce, leading residents to dig communal wells to secure their essential drinking water.
Experience90 minAhopgut Village Nakcheon-ri Rural Experience Village
Located in Nakcheon-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju, Ahopgut Village Nakcheon-ri Rural Experience Village is a designated traditional rural theme village recognized by the Rural Development Administration. The village's name carries a special meaning: it refers to the nine springs (gut) found here—a rare sight on Jeju Island—and symbolizes the promise of nine wonderful blessings bestowed upon every visitor. At the Nakcheon Chair Park, you can admire a collection of over a thousand uniquely shaped and named chairs, all handcrafted by the local residents. To complete your journey, the village also offers engaging traditional food programs, such as making barley pizza and bread.