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ExperienceOpened in 2001, Osulloc Tea Museum features a unique architectural design inspired by the shape of a tea cup, serving as a sophisticated space where Eastern and Western traditions harmonize with modern aesthetics. The museum showcases a diverse collection of tea-related artifacts from both Korea and abroad and is perfectly situated at the entrance to Seogwang Tea Garden, where lush, verdant green tea fields stretch as far as the eye can see.
NatureEstablished in 1954 by Father McGlinchy to support the local community, St. Isidore Farm is a picturesque ranch known for its stunning landscapes and unique architecture. The farm features a rare "tashon" structure, an architectural style originating near Baghdad, Iraq, which stands as a one-of-a-kind treasure found only here in Korea.
Located in the forests of Aewol, Jeju, Dochidol Ranch is a place where you can meet alpacas roaming freely across vast meadows. Visitors can interact with the alpacas by walking and running alongside them, as well as feeding them.
ExperienceLocated 16km west of Jeju City, Gueom Fishing Village is home to South Korea's only stone salt farm and offers breathtaking coastal scenery. The village features a variety of marine activities, including boat fishing, traditional shellfish gathering, making Bomal (sea snail) snacks, and transparent kayaking. Nearby, you can also discover the historic Dodae-bul (traditional lantern) sites.
울타리가 없는 구조의 목장으로 양 떼 무리가 사람들 사이를 지나다니는 색다른 경험을 할 수 있습니다. 양, 토끼뿐만 아니라 염소, 말, 돼지 등 다양한 동물에게 먹이를 주는 체험이 가능합니다. 넓은 잔디마당과 정원이 있어 산책하기 좋으며, 산양유 커피를 맛볼 수 있는 카페와 통나무 펜션도 함께 운영됩니다.
ExperienceArte Museum Jeju is Korea's largest immersive media art exhibition hall, created by upcycling an old speaker factory in Aewol, Jeju. Utilizing a massive space of approximately 4,600 square meters and ceiling heights of up to 10 meters, visitors can experience 16 media art exhibitions that express the emotions of Jeju Island through light, sound, and scent.
Experience293 Dochidol-gil, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do
Located in the forests of Aewol-eup, Jeju, Dochidol Ranch is an alpaca ranch where you can encounter alpacas roaming freely across vast meadows. Visitors can interact with and feed a variety of animals, including alpacas, rabbits, ponies, horses, sheep, and goats. You can also fully enjoy nature while strolling along paths surrounded by flowers and trees that bloom throughout all four seasons.
Located in Yusuam-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju Equestrian Park offers a variety of programs ranging from experiential riding to professional athlete training, set against a beautiful backdrop of Gotjawal forest paths and mid-mountain grasslands. Within its 300,000-pyeong ranch, where Hallama and Arabian horses reside, visitors can enjoy trekking and meaningful interaction with horses. The programs are designed so that even beginners can participate safely.
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.
ExperienceOpened on September 1, 2007, Jeju Museum of Contemporary Art is located in the heart of Jeoji Artist Village, where visitors can enjoy both the natural environment and culture and arts together. It is the only museum established through the free donation of representative works by the artist Kim Heung-su, and it serves as a complex cultural space featuring an outdoor performance stage, special exhibition halls, and permanent exhibition halls.
NatureLocated in the forests of Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Dochodol Ranch is Jeju's only specialized alpaca ranch. It offers a lush forest environment where people, animals, and nature coexist, providing a variety of programs and hands-on experiences.
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