Find 6,600+ places by area, type and mood.
1,091 places
NatureIn the past, locals called it 'Bagumji Oreum,' comparing its unique shape to a bat spreading its wings. Visitors can experience a unique blend of Jeju's traditional folklore and breathtaking volcanic topography all in one place.
NatureOperating since 2003, Sambari Hoe Center Yongduam Branch specializes in 100% wild-caught live fish, sourced fresh from the Jeju sea every morning. A signature highlight here is enjoying seasonal large yellowtail sashimi wrapped in seaweed. The restaurant is also beloved for its flavorful side dishes, including savory soybean paste stew (doenjang-jiri) and house-made salted crab and salted black seabream pastes.
Nature'The Faith and Practice of Propagating the Dharma': The path of transmitting the Buddha's teachings, which have been passed down for thousands of years, to the world.
NatureLocated in the quiet and tranquil village of Hagwi-ri, Aewol-eup, Pollock is a hip art concept store with a unique aesthetic. While there are no major tourist attractions in the immediate vicinity, Pollock is well worth a visit for those looking to immerse themselves in its distinctive atmosphere and browse through its curated collection of unique lifestyle objects.
NatureDoryeongmoru is an ancient place name referring to the area around Jeju City's No. 7 Plaza. This site holds deep historical significance as a location where many lives were lost during the Jeju April 3 Incident. Today, it has been transformed into a solemn memorial space for the April 3 victims, featuring an entrance slope and commemorative sculptures at the entrance of Seobu Park.
NatureSurvival Jeju is an indoor laser tag arena designed to bring the thrilling combat of mobile games to life in the real world. Offering an intense sense of immersion and excitement just like an actual video game, Survival Jeju is a perfect destination for both children and adults to enjoy together.
NaturePraise of Jeju is a specialty restaurant that serves a traditional Jeju-style feast, offering a wide array of local delicacies such as braised mackerel, braised hairtail, grilled hairtail, grilled tilefish, and soy-marinated yellow crab. The Nohyeong-dong branch is conveniently located directly across from the Jeju Museum of Art. A unique highlight of this location is that while waiting for a table, you can experience the nearby Dokkaebi Road.
NatureThe 2023 Oat Traditional Culture Festival takes place around the grass plaza at Gamundong Port in Hagwi 2-ri. Starting with an opening performance of the Jeju Special Self-Governing Province's intangible cultural heritage, "Oat and Barley Farming Songs," this is a village festival created and enjoyed together by the residents of Hagwi 2-ri.
NatureEstablished with the mission to spread the Gospel through nature and contribute to the Christian cultural industry, Biblia Botanical Garden is a serene sanctuary nestled in the heart of Hallim. By making a reservation in advance, visitors can enjoy specialized guided tours of biblical plants along with a soothing cup of olive leaf tea.
NatureAnyway, Bookstore is a curated space featuring only the most highly recommended titles handpicked by the owner. A standout feature is the 'Secret Book' corner, where books are wrapped in paper to keep their contents a mystery. Each piece of kraft packaging is adorned with a witty, personalized recommendation from the owner, adding a charming touch to your literary discovery.
NatureThe Jeju Local Food Preservation Research Institute is a dedicated institution focused on researching and popularizing the traditional local cuisine of Jeju. Under the leadership of Director Yang Yong-jin, the institute has hosted various Jeju culinary classes to share the island's rich food heritage. Visitors can engage in immersive programs that explore the stories behind each dish and experience the authentic flavors of Jeju through warm, soulful meals.
NatureLocated in Hwabuk-dong, Jeju-si, separate solidarity served as a vital communication hub during the early Joseon Dynasty, used to monitor maritime enemy movements and relay urgent military news. Unlike traditional beacon stations situated on mountain peaks, separate solidarity was strategically positioned on hillsides and coastal areas, utilizing smoke during the day and torches at night to transmit signals. It is also known locally as Hwabuk Yeondae or Yeondae Dongsan.