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NatureLocated in Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, the Kim Tek Hwa Museum is a dedicated space where you can immerse yourself in the life and artistry of painter Kim Tek-hwa. The museum offers a unique blend of culture and leisure, featuring an art hotel where contemporary works meet luxury, as well as venues for live performances. Visitors can also explore the onsite art supply store, which offers a curated selection of educational materials, books, and lifestyle accessories.
CaféThe Pets is Jeju's first licensed animal production facility, serving as both a specialized cat cafe and a total care center. Visitors can enjoy peaceful moments with the resident cats by gently stroking their heads and backs, ensuring a comfortable experience for both humans and animals without the need for forced handling or intrusive camera flashes.
CaféHeld at the Tapdong Beach Performance Venue in Jeju City, the "World People Jeju Expat Community Festival" is a harmonious stage where foreign residents of Jeju collaborate with local islanders. Organized by Headline Jeju and sponsored by the Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, this year’s event marks its 12th anniversary, featuring a diverse array of cultural performances.
ShoppingIn celebration of Children's Day, Arboretum Theme Park and Arboretum Road Night Market are hosting a variety of special events, including a lively flea market. This event offers the perfect itinerary to enjoy both immersive theme park activities and the delicious food and entertainment found at the night market.
CaféLocated in Yeon-dong, Jeju City, Rolling dog is a unique multi-purpose space serving as a pet cafe, daycare, and hotel. You can meet the resident pups, Chaltteok and Kongtteok, and enjoy watching many happy dogs playing together. With two professional pet care specialists on-site 24/7 and full CCTV access for all guest rooms, Rolling dog ensures the highest level of safety and care. The facility has also earned deep trust through its specialized services, including brain science-based customized training and behavioral modification.
ShoppingA gift shop where you can find everything from Jeju specialties to souvenirs all in one place
ShoppingLuxury brands with heritages like Hermes and Chanel found The Shilla Duty Free Jeju downtown store a right place to be. The largest luxury watch boutique and beauty assortment on the island carefully selected by global beauty expert Shilla. You won’t find a better place to visit in Jeju when it comes to duty free shopping. The Shilla Duty Free Jeju store and that’s it.
CaféLocated near Dongmun Market in Jeju City, Yunjae Coffee is a charming cafe housed in a beautifully renovated traditional house from Jeju's old downtown. The space features delightful small decor and a cozy little garden, creating a warm atmosphere. Yunjae Coffee is a popular destination for travelers, offering a variety of refreshments made with fresh Jeju ingredients, alongside traditional homemade oil rice cakes (gireum-tteok) that taste just like mom's.
Café“Byungman Land,” officially nicknamed BML Jeju, is an experiential space created by TV personality Kim Byungman based on his own experiences while filming.
ExperienceThis cultural arts performance program is held at the museum theater of Jeju Education Museum "Culture Day" in 2026 during March, April, and October. Designed for toddler groups, children, families, and students, these special performances offer a variety of engaging themes, including meaningful lessons on the preciousness of life.
CaféHeld in the area surrounding Halla Library, this environmental experiential event features a "Children's Environmental Guardians" program and various forest play activities. Participants can explore the Bangseonmun Valley to observe ecosystems such as trees and insects, while learning about the unique characteristics of Jeju's rivers—such as dry riverbeds—and the impacts of global warming through interactive quizzes.
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.