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ShoppingLocated within the Jungmun Tourist Complex, Jungmun 5-day Market is a traditional five-day market that was officially established in 1965, having formed alongside refugees in the 1950s. Local residents primarily sell agricultural products and seafood they have harvested themselves, allowing visitors to experience the simple and heartwarming atmosphere of an old rural marketplace.
NatureKim Young Gap Gallery Dumoak is a gallery showcasing the works of photographer Kim Young Gap, who loved Jeju, spanning over 20 years of his career. Dumoak is the ancient name for Hallasan; even while battling Lou Gehrig's disease, the artist captured only Jeju through his lens, and his ashes were scattered in the gallery's garden.
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.
ShoppingNohyung Supermarket is a media art theme park spanning approximately 4,000㎡ with a maximum height of 20m. It operates as an exhibition and experiential space where visitors can discover their own identity within a realm where the everyday and the extraordinary coexist.
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.
Located near Sehwa Beach, Cheongeum Book Cafe is a space where you can enjoy both books and beverages. Since Sehwa Beach, formed by shells accumulating atop basalt layers, is located nearby, it is a perfect place to visit along with a stroll along the shore.
NatureSeobok Exhibition Hall is a cultural and arts exhibition hall opened in 2003 to commemorate Seobok, who is said to have come to Jeju in search of the elixir of immortality for Qin Shi Huang. The hall features exhibits such as the Seobok statue, a replica of the bronze chariot from the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor, and sculptures of the Terracotta Army. Located on Jeju Olle Trail Course 6, it is a wonderful spot to visit alongside the nearby Jeongbang Waterfall.
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.
Located at Jungmun Beach, The Cliff is a multi-purpose amusement space offering stunning ocean views perfect for watching the sunset. The venue hosts house and techno DJ parties, cultural performances, and festivals, and visitors can also enjoy the outdoor Bali beds.
NatureOpened on June 9, 2017, the Yumin Art Nouveau Collection is Korea's only glass art museum dedicated to Art Nouveau. Located within Genius Loci, designed by Tadao Ando at Phoenix Jeju Seopjikoji, the museum showcases glass art works by artists of the Nancy School in France. Visitors can explore various exhibition rooms, such as the Room of Inspiration and the Room of Masterpieces, within a space where exposed concrete architecture harmonizes beautifully with nature.
ShoppingAs the first duty-free shop in Korea designated for domestic travelers and operated by the Jeju Tourism Organization, Jeju Tourism Organization Jungmun Duty Free Store is located on the first floor of the Jeju International Convention Center. Here, you can enjoy duty-free shopping alongside your sightseeing in the Jungmun Tourist Complex. A limit of six visits per year and a single purchase limit of 800 USD apply, and the store is open to all travelers arriving via flights or ships.
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