2025 — 2026 Season
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Nature120 minFormer site of Joil Club
Serving as the only theater facility on Jeju Island during the Jeju 4.3 Incident, the Former site of Joil Club was a hub for various organizations and events. It holds profound historical significance as the place where the Jeju Provincial Committee of the Democratic National Front was formed on February 23, 1947, and later became the site of other major historical events, such as the establishment of the Jeju headquarters of the Northwest Youth Corps. Today, as the site is occupied by a private business named Daegyo Sangsa, it can be difficult to directly observe the physical traces of its past.
Experience90 minEcoland Horror Season 1 <Zombie Train>
This survival-style horror experience is hosted by Ecoland Theme Park, where the atmosphere shifts from charming spring festivals by day to spine-chilling horror by night. Based on a scenario where you must escape through the forest while evading bloodthirsty zombies, this thrilling ride operates at 15-minute intervals.
Café90 minHi5ive Jeju
Hi5ive Jeju is a unique, one-day experiential kids' cafe that captures the vibrant colors and emotions of Jeju Island to host immersive classes designed to foster children's creativity, sensory development, and physical abilities. Moving beyond simple play, Hi5ive Jeju offers an extraordinary space where children can explore independently, engage deeply, and experience true joy through discovery.
Nature120 minMother-in-law's Table
Located opposite Hamam Hospital in Idoi-dong, Jeju City, Mother-in-law's Table is a beloved specialty restaurant known for its traditional stone-pot rice dishes. Here, you can savor a hearty, home-style Korean meal featuring generous portions and warm hospitality. The menu highlights include abalone stone-pot rice and gondere (bristly ox-tongue grass) rice, all prepared with fresh, high-quality ingredients. Pair these comforting main dishes with side options like soft tofu stew or marinated yellow crab to experience the rich, savory flavors that make this spot a local favorite.
Shopping90 minJeju Boseong Market
Established in 1972, Jeju Boseong Market has been a beloved traditional market in the heart of downtown Jeju City for over five decades. The bustling market is home to a diverse array of shops, including restaurants, butcher stalls, seafood vendors, dried fish sellers, bakeries, rice cake shops, and tailoring services. Amidst its warm and nostalgic atmosphere, visitors can glimpse into the daily lives of local merchants while savoring an abundance of delicious street food, such as the market’s famous sundae (Korean blood sausage).
Food90 minGongjune Noodle
Opened in Bonggae-dong, Jeju-si in 2006, Gongjune Noodle is renowned for its signature meat noodles (gogi-guksu), featuring a rich, deep broth made by simmering Jeju pork for 12 hours. Located approximately 30 minutes from both Jeju International Airport and Jeju City Hall, Gongjune Noodle is a beloved local favorite that has maintained its consistent, delicious flavor and generous portions for years.
Nature120 minPokémon Wonder Island in Jeju
This massive Pokémon project is taking place throughout the Jungmun Tourist Complex in Jeju. At the Yeomiji Botanical Garden, visitors can enjoy exhibitions, hands-on activities, and perfect photo opportunities at the 'Pokémon Green Garden.' Participants can also join the Pokémon GO Stamp Rally to explore various locations across Jeju Island to earn in-game rewards and prizes, while exclusive Jeju-original merchandise is also available for purchase.
Experience90 minGoblin General Archery Range
An experience center where you can enjoy traditional Korean archery and Olympic archery under the guidance of a nationally certified physical education instructor.
Nature120 minKim Tek Hwa Museum
Located 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.
Food90 minJeju Hoe Pojang (Jeju Sashimi Takeout)
Jeju Hoe Pojang (Jeju Sashimi Takeout) is a specialty shop where you can purchase a wide variety of fresh sashimi, including flounder, olive flounder, salmon, mackerel, and rockfish. They offer assorted sashimi platings perfect for 2–3 people, as well as seasonal specialties like fresh spear squid, which is freshly delivered every day.
Food90 minHaelim Sikdang
Located near Jeju Airport, Haelim Sikdang specializes in flavorful frozen pollack stew (dongtae-jjigae) and refreshing soybean paste-based cold cucumber and squid soup. The restaurant features a clean, spacious interior with multiple four-person tables, making it an ideal spot for groups and families.
Nature120 minIsle Rosa
Located in Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, Isle Rosa—formerly known as 'Bukchon-e-gamyeon'—is a breathtaking garden where visitors can wander through a stunning array of rose and hydrangea varieties. The garden creates an incredibly romantic atmosphere as roses in vibrant shades of pink, yellow, and red bloom in full splendor, filling the air with enchanting fragrances. For the most magical experience, plan your visit between May and June when the flowers are at their peak.