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NatureLocated in the waters southwest of the Korean Peninsula, Jeju is the nation's largest tourism region designated as a special self-governing province. The entire area is designated as a special tourist zone, characterized by beautiful natural landscapes unfolding wherever you go. Depending on the region, you can experience different atmospheres in the west, east, south, north, and the city center.
ExperienceThis curated itinerary takes you on a journey through Manjanggul Cave, Jeju Stone Park, and the Folk Natural History Museum. Experience the breathtaking geological wonders of Manjanggul Cave—a designated UNESCO World Natural Heritage site—while immersing yourself in the rich stone culture of Jeju, the traditional way of life, and the island's unique natural history.
ExperienceHosted by the Udang Library in Jeju City, the Jeju Reading Festival is a premier reading culture festival that will celebrate its 10th anniversary in 2026. Under the theme "Gathering in the Book Field," it provides a diverse platform for cultural exchange through author lectures, book fairs, outdoor libraries, exhibitions, and various hands-on experience programs.
ExperienceJeju Stone Park is a museum and ecological park established on a 300,000-pyeong Gotjawal landscape. It is a space that brings together the formation process of Jeju, the stone culture that became the roots of Jeju's people, the Seolmundae Halmang myth, and folk culture. It offers various exhibitions that showcase the origins of Jeju and its systematic stone culture.
NatureLocated on Yeonbuk-ro in Hwabuk-dong, Jeju-si, Jeju Ttosirang is a specialty shop for gimbap and lunch boxes. Its signature menu items include 'Doldam Gimbap,' made with Jeju black pork and black rice, and 'Ttosirang Yubu,' which features six different toppings. Jeju Ttosirang has been featured on KBS TV's *Pyeonstorang*. Due to the nature of the food, items are available exclusively through advance reservation and takeout.
FoodJeju Okdom Sikdang serves Bomal Abalone Kalguksu, featuring hand-cut noodles and abalone in a broth rich with sea snails (bomal) and seaweed. You can enjoy the unique color of the broth, characterized by the chewy texture of the sea snails and its green-tinted entrails. A tip from regulars is to add the provided bean sprouts and Cheongyang chili peppers to your taste.
NatureLocated in the seaside village of Oedong-dong, Jeju City, Jeju Mobsi is an ocean-view cafe offering coffee made from beans roasted on-site, alongside freshly baked ciabatta and brioche brunch. Depending on the season, guests can enjoy different views of the sea: the lights of boats in summer, the wind and waves in autumn, and seagulls and cormorants in winter. The cafe features outdoor bar seating facing the ocean and a dedicated space for cultural enjoyment.
NatureOpened on October 23, 2021, the Jeju Literature Museum is a four-story building with one basement level, dedicated to recording the history of Jeju literature and revitalizing local literary culture. The Jeju Literature Museum features various exhibition halls covering diverse fields such as modern and contemporary literature, Badang (sea) literature, April 3 literature, and Jeju language literature, and also hosts resident writer programs.
ShoppingThe Jeju City Folk Five-Day Market (2nd, 7th) is one of the largest five-day markets in the country, with approximately 1,000 stalls operating on the 2nd and 7th of every month. Offering a wide range of goods including food, clothing, and daily necessities at affordable prices, this traditional market is a popular destination for both Jeju locals and tourists alike.
StayLocated just a 5-minute drive from Jeju International Airport and a 1-minute walk from the Intercity Bus Terminal and the General Stadium, Jeju Al(R) Hotel offers modern and simple accommodations. The property features a variety of room types ranging from dormitories to 10-person rooms, and provides amenities such as a cafe, karaoke, and shared laptops in the lobby.
NatureLocated near Hallasan Arboretum, Jeju Yeontan-gil Sinjeju Main Branch is a specialty black pork restaurant with a retro atmosphere. From the exterior to the interior seating, the establishment features round tiled tables and chairs, where Jeju-grown black pork is grilled over yeontan coal briquettes and served.
Experience23, Seondeok-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do (Yeondong)