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Located in Hallim-eup on the west side of Jeju, Hallim Traditional 5-Day Market (4th and 9th) is a traditional five-day market that carries the nickname "Jokkeuteure," derived from the Jeju dialect meaning "nearby" or "close by." The market opens on every date ending in 4 and 9, offering a variety of goods including farming tools, daily necessities, clothing, and freshly caught seafood.
ShoppingLocated in Aewol-eup, Jeju, this charming gift shop is instantly recognizable by its lovely pink exterior. The name 'Paellong Paellong' means 'twinkling' or 'sparkling' in the Jeju dialect. The shop offers a variety of unique souvenirs and trinkets, with its signature handmade soaps—inspired by iconic Jeju motifs like Hallasan Mountain and Dolhareubang stone statues—being a must-buy item.
ShoppingLocated in the heart of Hallim-eup, Jeju, Hallim Maeil Market is a traditional market with over 70 years of history, preserving the nostalgic charm of a classic alleyway marketplace. Thanks to the overhead arcade, you can explore the stalls comfortably regardless of the weather. The market offers a diverse selection, ranging from fresh agricultural, livestock, and seafood products to clothing, home decor, and various side dish shops.
ShoppingHurzli is a design store and souvenir shop that crafts products inspired by Jeju Island and its fresh fruits. Located near Hyeopjae Beach, it stands out with its unique container-style exterior and distinctive interior decor. The shop offers a curated selection of in-house designed accessories and beverages made from Jeju’s signature local produce.
ShoppingYou can purchase Jeju souvenirs, food, traditional liquor, wine, various Jeju accessories, and experience coffee wine making.
ShoppingLocated in Josu-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju, Franz Store is a specialty boutique offering a curated selection of unique lifestyle goods and apparel. Distinguished by its charming blue roof, Franz Store stands out from typical souvenir shops by offering one-of-a-kind, characterful items that you won't easily find elsewhere on the island.
ShoppingLocated in Geumneung-gil, Hallim-eup, Jeju City, Mary Island is a charming boutique offering a delightful collection of handmade tangerine-themed goods, fragrances, and curated vintage items imported from Europe. Visitors can also encounter adorable resident cats while browsing through a unique selection of local treasures, including posters and postcards that beautifully capture the essence of Jeju Island.
ShoppingBerni Motel is a unique concept select shop designed with an American motel aesthetic, featuring two eye-catching containers in soft pink and bright yellow. Located within Mongsang Daehwa, it offers a wide variety of fancy items, including adorable accessories and teddy bear character goods, making it a popular hotspot for photography lovers.
ShoppingRun by master artisan Yang Sun-ja, Mongsaengi is a social enterprise specializing in the production of traditional Jeju clothing known as *gal-ot*, which is naturally dyed using unripe persimmons. By preserving the authentic characteristics of *gal-ot*—such as its excellent breathability and easy maintenance—Mongsaengi creates original pieces that capture the nostalgic memories and warm, rustic lifestyle of Jeju.
ShoppingLocated in Hallim-eup, Jeju, bush is a charming boutique filled with soulful, curated items. This cozy space offers a unique collection of handmade goods designed to reflect your personality and bring a touch of happiness to your everyday life. It is the perfect place to wander through and discover your own little treasures.
ShoppingLocated in Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Momnyang Workshop is a craft studio offering hands-on programs where you can create your own custom wappen pencil cases or keyrings. Using computer embroidery, you can engrave any drawing or text your child desires onto fabric products, and custom orders for baby products are also available.
ShoppingLocated in Sinom-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, near Deoreok Elementary School, Hyeonseunginae Farm is a citrus farm. It cultivates and sells late-ripening citrus varieties such as Hwanggeumhyang, Redhyang, and Cheonhyehyang, which can be purchased through the ordering section on the farm's website. On-site, both cash and card payments are accepted.