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ShoppingAs Jeju Island's largest and oldest traditional market, Dongmun Market was established in 1945, right after liberation from Japanese colonial rule. This large-scale permanent marketplace offers a wide array of goods, including grains, vegetables, fresh fish, fruits, seafood, livestock products, dried seafood, as well as daily necessities, shoes, and clothing.
ShoppingOne of the oldest traditional markets in Jeju, it is connected to Dongmun Traditional Market, allowing you to experience a traditional atmosphere. You can enjoy Jeju specialties such as tangerines, red seabream, and hairtail, as well as local traditional foods like black pork, meat noodles, and omegi rice cakes, and it is also famous for its night market. Located near Jeju International Airport, it is easily accessible and visited by many travelers to purchase souvenirs and gifts at the beginning or end of their trip.
ShoppingEstablished in 1970, this is Jeju's largest specialized seafood market, selling fresh seafood caught on the same day. It primarily deals in Jeju silver cutlassfish, tilefish, mackerel sashimi, abalone, and damselfish. It is a beloved destination for both locals and tourists to taste a wide variety of seafood.
ShoppingA seafood retailer located within the Seobudu Fisheries Market at 49 Imhang-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do. It is classified as a distribution facility where you can shop for fresh seafood.
ShoppingLocated just a 15-minute drive from Jeju International Airport, Seobudu Fish Market (Suhyup Auction Center) is a vibrant hub where freshly caught fish arrive at the pier every early morning for daily auctions. Once the auctions conclude, visitors can explore and purchase a wide variety of fresh seasonal seafood and local delicacies at remarkably affordable prices.
ShoppingA quintessential Jeju bakery that reinterprets local ingredients to offer a diverse selection of about 15 different types of bread. Popular menu items featuring regional specialties include the Udo Peanut Cream Donut, Gasiri Black Sesame Cream Donut, and Namwon Green Tangerine donut, all characterized by their signature chewy texture. Conveniently located within Dongmun Market, customers can also enjoy a 10% discount on drinks at the nearby Abebe Cafe by presenting their receipt.
ShoppingThe Jeju City Folk Five-Day Market (2nd, 7th) is one of the largest five-day markets in the country, with approximately 1,000 stalls operating on the 2nd and 7th of every month. Offering a wide range of goods including food, clothing, and daily necessities at affordable prices, this traditional market is a popular destination for both Jeju locals and tourists alike.
ShoppingA permanent market located in Jeju City, this fashion hub derives its name from the Big Dipper. It is a beloved dating spot for young people, featuring star-shaped lighting and the Sanjicheon Musical Fountain where water play is possible. Known as the Myeongdong of Jeju, this area is a commercial center where various shops are gathered.
ShoppingDongmun Traditional Market is a representative traditional market of Jeju Island, established shortly after Korea's liberation in 1945. It offers a wide variety of goods, including vegetables, fruits, seafood, and clothing. In particular, fresh seafood and fusion dishes such as sliced hairtail and abalone innards rice samhap are highly popular. Together with the Dongmun Traditional Fish Market, it functions as the largest permanent market on Jeju Island.
ShoppingNohyung Supermarket is a media art theme park spanning approximately 4,000㎡ with a maximum height of 20m. It operates as an exhibition and experiential space where visitors can discover their own identity within a realm where the everyday and the extraordinary coexist.
ShoppingLocated near Hamdeok Beach, Artist Monnani is a charming illustration boutique where the whale illustration on the window immediately captures your attention. It is the perfect place to wander through and admire unique artworks that beautifully blend Jeju's iconic symbols—such as Dolhareubang, Haenyeo, and Hallabong—with artistic flair.
ShoppingSanjicheon Stream flows from the vicinity of Hallasan, passing through the downtown area of Jeju City and alongside Dongmun Market before reaching Jeju Port. Following a restoration project in 1995, it achieved its current state of clear, flowing waters in 2002. The stream is home to freshwater fish such as sweetfish and mullet, and it is used as a spot for fishing and swimming during the summer. Nearby attractions include Chilseong Tong, Dongmun Traditional Market, Arario Museum, and the Kim Man-deok Memorial Hall.