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ExperienceHosted by the Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Federation of Artistic & Cultural Organizations, the 2025 Jeju Arts and Culture Festival celebrates under the slogan "Coloring Life with Art!" Held in the Seogwipo region as part of Culture Month, this festival presents a diverse range of cultural and artistic programs inspired by the natural beauty of Jeju and the wisdom of its ancient deities.
NatureThis is a souvenir and bedding specialty store located in the underground shopping arcade (No. 68) in downtown Jeju.
ExperienceBuilt during the Japanese colonial period, this space is a beautifully remodeled historic residence that blends traditional Japanese and Jeju architectural styles, brought back to life through an urban regeneration project. The inner house serves as Sarangbang, a community space available for rent for meetings or club gatherings, while the outer house operates as a bookstore where you can explore a curated collection of books related to Jeju.
NatureLocated in the historic downtown area of Jeju City, D & DEPARTMENT JEJU is a cultural space that shines a light on the value of timeless objects and the beauty of everyday life in Jeju, guided by the philosophy of 'LONG LIFE DESIGN.' The first floor features a cozy cafe, while the second floor houses a curated store, offering a unique shopping experience with lifestyle goods that celebrate local character and sustainability.
NatureLocated in the heart of Jeju City, ISoo Jeon Gallery – Walking Wolves is a unique creative space run by Jeon I-soo, a young painter and children's book author who gained widespread recognition through the SBS program *Talent Search*. Visitors can immerse themselves in her distinctive artistic style and captivating works. Furthermore, a portion of the admission fees is donated to support those in need, including single mother shelters in Jeju and Doctors Without Borders, making every visit a meaningful contribution to charitable causes.
NatureThe 58th Tamna Culture Festival traces its roots back to the very first Jeju Arts Festival in 1962. Following its evolution as the Halla Culture Festival in 1965, it was renamed to its current title in 2002, serving as a grand celebration of Jeju's rich history and vibrant arts and culture. This festival is a heartfelt creation by the people of Jeju, woven from the creative wisdom and pioneering spirit of our ancestors, as well as the beautiful tapestries of myth and legend that define our island.
CaféHeld at Jaguri Park in Seogwipo, the Yahae Festival is an immersive event featuring soulful concerts and high-energy hip-hop DJ sets. The festival boasts an impressive lineup including artists such as Lyn, Deepflow, Bizzy, and U-Side & JD, alongside captivating performances by the Seogwipo Provincial Arts Group’s wind orchestra and choir.
ShoppingEstablished in 1965 and once famously referred to as the "department store of Jeju," Dongmun Market Co., Ltd. occupies the historic site where the old Cine House theater once stood. Today, the two-story market is primarily known for its vibrant fabric shops, specializing in traditional items such as gal-ot (Jeju traditional clothing), hanbok, and various textiles. Within Dongmun Market Co., Ltd., you will find a dedicated noodle alley serving both locals and travelers, as well as a renowned night market. It is the perfect destination to experience the best of Jeju, offering everything from local delicacies and black pork to fresh seafood, desserts, and unique souvenirs.
ShoppingAs the only underground shopping mall on Jeju Island, the Jeju Central Underground Shopping Mall (Jungang Underground Shopping Center) is a modern underground arcade stretching from Seomun-ro to Dongmun-ro, centered around Jungang-ro. Home to approximately 300 shops, it offers a diverse range of experiences, from shopping for clothing and accessories to discovering various restaurants and cultural spaces all in one convenient location.
NatureInterestingly, Jeju has many art museums. In particular, there are more museums related to contemporary art than in other regions. In other words, Jeju embraces many contemporary artists.
NatureLocated within the Jungmun Tourist Complex in Seogwipo, the International Peace Center Jeju is an exhibition center spanning two floors above ground and one basement level, featuring four exhibition halls, seminar rooms, and an information resource center. Established following the South Korean government's official designation of Jeju Island as a "UNESCO World Peace Island," the International Peace Center Jeju utilizes specialized exhibition techniques to showcase the history of Jeju's commitment to peace and its vision for a peaceful future.
ExperienceEstablished by Gi-dang Kang Gu-beom, a prominent Korean-Japanese entrepreneur, and donated to Seogwipo City, Gidang Art Museum officially opened its doors on July 1, 1987. As Korea's first municipal art museum, its unique architectural design draws inspiration from the traditional "nul"—a rustic structure used for storing harvested grains in rural villages.