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ExperienceLocated in Gasiri Village, where the Gapmajajang (royal horse masters) of the Joseon Dynasty once resided, Jeju Horse Park is a complex cultural space that preserves 600 years of livestock farming history. The park features a harmony of the Jeju Horse Museum, Ttarabi Riding Arena, and various experience zones, offering a wide range of Jeju horse culture activities, from horseback riding to feeding horses and making horse manure paper.
The Jeju Museum of Art is a representative art museum in Jeju, featuring a unique design that makes it appear as if it is floating on water. The surrounding area is equipped with a symbolic plaza, a grassy lawn, an open-air cafe, and walking trails, serving as a wonderful space for relaxation. Additionally, various cultural and artistic events, such as concerts, are held at the outdoor stage shaped like the Baengnokdam crater of Hallasan.
ExperienceJeju National Museum is an archaeological and historical museum that systematically exhibits, preserves, and researches the history and cultural heritage of Jeju, showcasing artifacts ranging from the prehistoric era to the Joseon Dynasty and the unique Tamra culture. Visitors can experience the stories of the Jeju people and the history embedded in nature, while also enjoying various special exhibitions and educational programs.
Located in the Jungmun Tourist Complex in Seogwipo, Joanne Bear Museum is the studio and exhibition space of teddy bear artist Joanne Oh. Here, you can admire teddy bears crafted from natural materials. Situated on a hill where century-old pine trees and stone walls are preserved, the museum offers a peaceful place to relax while taking in the beautiful natural scenery of Jeju.
Located near the Jungmun Tourist Complex in Seogwipo, Jungmun Equestrian Park is a beginner-friendly horseback riding center offering stunning ocean views. The park operates various riding courses, including the coastal Olle Course, and also offers the opportunity to feed the horses. Children aged four and older can enjoy a safe riding experience under the guidance of professional staff.
Maze Museum is a comprehensive theme park themed around Jeju's "Samda" (stone, wind, and women). It features a total of 5km of stone mazes, including a stone maze made of basalt and scoria, and a wind maze made of arborvitae. At the Maze Puzzle Museum, you can view artifacts and legends regarding the origins of mazes, while humorous stone statues imbued with Jeju folklore by artist Jang Gong-ik are displayed outdoors.
ExperienceThe Nexon Computer Museum is an interactive museum where you can explore the history of computers and games while imagining the future. Most of the collection is displayed to allow visitors to experience it directly, rather than viewing items behind glass cases. To ensure a pleasant viewing environment, the museum operates on a reservation-only basis.
ExperiencePodo Museum is a private art museum and complex cultural space located in Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju. Opened on April 24, 2021, it operates in a remodeled version of the former Da Vinci Museum building designed by architect Kim Seok-cheol. The museum hosts various exhibitions that respect diversity, such as the Earth's ecological environment and human coexistence, alongside the "Salon de Podo" program. The first floor features a cafe and a souvenir shop, while the outdoor spaces—including the travertine exterior walls, gardens, and walking paths—are characterized by their harmony with Jeju's natural landscape.
NatureSinpung Sincheon Seaside Ranch is a scenic destination located along Jeju Olle Trail Course 3, where vast grasslands meet breathtaking, open ocean views. While it once served as a ranch for grazing horses and cattle, it has since transitioned from its original ranching purpose into a beautiful walking trail and viewpoint. It is a perfect spot to stroll along the coastline, capture memorable photos of free-roaming cattle, and enjoy the stunning backdrop of Seopjikoji.
Experience168 Namwinamseong-ro, Namwon-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do
St. Isidore Farm was established in 1954 by Father McGlinchey (Im Pi-je), an Irish priest who arrived in the Hallim area of Jeju to help the impoverished local residents. The farm raises racehorses and dairy cows to produce organic milk, offering exotic scenery where vast grasslands harmonize with the Teshipon, a piece of modern architecture. At the cafe within the farm, you can taste their self-produced milk and visit walking trails and parks themed around faith.
ExperienceLocated in the Jungmun Tourist Complex in Jeju, Teddy Bear Museum Jeju is the first and largest teddy bear museum in Korea, showcasing the history and works of art of the teddy bear born in 1902. The museum features various experiential spaces, including history halls, art halls, special exhibitions, and an outdoor garden, where visitors can admire unique displays such as the Louis Vuitton Bear and the 125k Bear adorned with jewels.