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Timid BookstoreShopping

East90 min

Timid Bookstore

Nestled in a quiet alleyway in Jongdal-ri on the eastern coast of Jeju, Timid Bookstore is a charming little space with a clean exterior that blends seamlessly into the village scenery. Reflecting the humble and warm personality of its owner, this cozy sanctuary features a curated collection of independent publications and unique lifestyle items that are difficult to find in mainstream bookstores. It is the perfect place to slow down and enjoy a moment of leisure while reading the thoughtful, impressive book introductions tucked away on the shelves.

Jungmun Tourist ComplexShopping

South90 min

Jungmun Tourist Complex

Spanning the areas of Jungmun-dong, Saekdal-dong, and Daepo-dong in Seogwipo, the Jungmun Tourist Complex has been under development since 1978. Utilizing Jeju's unique natural landscapes and geographical advantages, it offers a mild, subtropical climate and a pristine environment perfect for relaxation. With its breathtaking coastal scenery, the Jungmun Tourist Complex is a premier destination home to a diverse array of attractions and world-class accommodations.

Joanne Bear MuseumNature

South120 min

Joanne Bear Museum

Located within the Jungmun Tourist Complex in Seogwipo, Jeju, the Joanne Bear Museum serves as both the creative studio and exhibition space of teddy bear artist Joanne Oh. The museum features a diverse collection of 16-inch teddy bears, each meticulously hand-stitched using original mohair woven in-house and colored with natural dyes. Set against a backdrop of Jeju’s breathtaking natural scenery—including its iconic stone walls, wind-swept landscapes, and pine trees—the Joanne Bear Museum offers a serene space for healing and inspiration.

Podo MuseumNature

South120 min

Podo Museum

Opened in April 2021, PODO Museum is a private contemporary art museum located in Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo, Jeju. The museum hosts diverse exhibitions that explore themes such as the Earth's ecological environment, the coexistence of humanity, and the voices of marginalized communities, all while celebrating the beauty of diversity. The museum is located near the renowned Podo Hotel, designed by architect Itami Jun, and offers convenient amenities including a spacious parking lot and electric vehicle charging stations.