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ExperienceLocated in Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo, Jeju, Troy Theme Farm offers a variety of hands-on activities, including tangerine picking, horseback riding, and animal feeding. The entrance features a souvenir shop selling chocolates and snacks, and visitors can also order tangerine deliveries directly on-site. For a perfect photo opportunity, guests can rent adorable tangerine-themed hats and earmuffs to capture memorable moments.
ExperienceAs Jeju's largest safari theme park, it features an outdoor garden decorated with lifelike, moving dinosaur models. The park offers various areas including photo zones, healing zones, experience zones, painting zones, and indoor play facilities, along with stamp missions. Visitors can touch the dinosaur models, take photos, experience feeding animals, and enjoy indoor playground facilities.
ExperienceThis cooperative is operated by the women of Harye-ri village to create local jobs and increase income. Located along the Hyodoncheon Stream in Harye-ri, it primarily offers experiences in making Sangwe-ppang, a local Jeju food. A variety of Sangwe-ppang and Shindari are also available for purchase.
Nestled among tranquil oreums (volcanic cones), Hare Gamgyul Experience Farm is a charming destination where families can harvest tangerines together. Frequently featured on television, this farm specializes in high-sugar Tyvek tangerines. The farm offers a relaxed atmosphere with no time limits, making it easy and fun for children to pick fresh, delicious fruit themselves.
ExperienceAs Korea's first Haenyeo-themed dining experience, this venue offers a unique performance-based meal where a 90-year-old Haenyeo (female diver) and a young person share stories on stage over a two-hour session. It is a space where you can taste the essence of a Haenyeo's life through beautifully plated dishes and immersive media art that transports you on an underwater journey.
ExperienceThis local festival celebrates the historical and cultural heritage of Hwabuk-dong and Hwabuk Port, once a vital gateway to Jeju Island. The event features a variety of performances and hands-on programs that reflect the unique history and natural beauty of the Hwabuk area, offering an engaging experience for both local residents and travelers alike.
ExperienceJeju Island is a volcanic island formed by underwater volcanic activity that began approximately 1.8 million years ago. The UNESCO World Heritage site, 'Jeju Volcanic Island and Lava Tubes,' is divided into three areas: Hallasan Natural Reserve, Geomunoreum Lava Tube System, and Seongsan Ilchulbong Tuff Cone. It is characterized by its unique and diverse volcanic landscapes, ever-changing climate, and the spectacular distribution of vegetation that unfolds with each season.
ExperienceAn eco-healing park established by the Jeju City Forest Cooperative, Hyurim offers a variety of forest-based activities, including seedling cultivation and forest product production experiences. The park features a sauna using hinoki sawdust, a mini farm, and a forest adventure playground, while also offering camping, glamping, and caravan accommodations.
ExperienceHosted by the Jeju Foundation for Arts and Culture, '2025 Culture Day: Culture Delivery Everywhere' is a specialized cultural program selected through a joint project by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Regional Culture Promotion Agency. This initiative, which has been spearheaded by Jeju Special Self-Governing Province and the Foundation for two consecutive years since 2024, has been successfully implemented. Detailed information regarding the program can be found through the Local Culture Integrated Information System.
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.
ExperienceThis is the "Oreum-Badang Olle," the very first path opened by Jeju Olle, where volcanic cones and the sea connect. Climbing Malio Oreum and Al Oreum at the beginning of the course offers panoramic views of Seongsan Ilchulbong, Udo Island, fields, and the ocean. The route passes through the salt fields of Jongdal-ri and the Siheung-ri coastal road, leading to Sumapo Beach and Gwangchigi Beach.