Torreya Road refers to the road stretching between Pungdaeri in Gujwa-eup and Bonggae-dong in Jeju City, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, South Korea. With a total length of 27.3 kilometers, it is not only one of Jeju Island’s most iconic roads but also one of the best-preserved natural areas. Lush trees on both sides of the road and silvery silvergrass fields create a…
Feiyang Island is located to the northwest of Hanlim Port in Hanlim-myeon, Jeju City, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, South Korea. It is a small volcanic island. Nearby, there are beautiful attractions such as Hanlim Park and Hajae Beach, and the surrounding waters are home to over 80 species of fish and seaweed, along with numerous seabirds nesting in the area. It is a…
Hallasan Arboretum is located in Jeju City and opened in December 1993. Its purpose is to protect Jeju Island’s natural ecological environment and support research and learning, while also serving as an ideal travel destination for visitors to connect with nature, enjoy its greenery, and breathe fresh air. Hallasan Arboretum…
Dragon Head Rock is located in Yongdam-dong, Jeju City, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, South Korea. It is a rock formed when lava erupted 2 million years ago and subsequently cooled. The rock stands 10 meters tall and stretches 30 meters long. It resembles the head of a dragon that was about to soar into the sky from its underwater dragon palace but suddenly turned into stone, hence the name Dragon Head Rock. Regarding…
Chuja Island is located in the sea closest to the northwest of Jeju City, South Korea. It is an archipelago consisting of four inhabited islands — Upper and Lower Chuja Islands, Chupodo Island, and Hoenggan Island — and 38 uninhabited islands. It is hailed as the “Archipelagic Sea” of Jeju Island. Amidst the vast ocean, surrounded by oddly shaped islands, it feels like walking through a deep mountain forest...
The official name of the Garden of Contemplation is the Bonsai Art Garden. Located between Hanrim Park and Mt. Sanbangsan in Jeju City, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, South Korea, it is not only the only bonsai-themed park in Korea but also the largest bonsai garden in the world, often referred to as the "Garden of Imagination." The park opened to the public in July 1992 and spans a total area of 1...
The Jeju Folklore & Natural History Museum is located in Ildo 2-dong, Jeju City, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, South Korea. It is a museum dedicated to investigating, researching, and collecting traditional folk artifacts and related natural materials from Jeju Island. The museum officially opened to the public in 1984. Covering a total area of approximately 31,515 square meters, the exhibition halls…
Dragon Eye Mountain is located at No. 28, Jondal-li Mountain, Gujeol-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, South Korea. It is a parasitic volcano with an elevation of 247.8 meters. The crater features a variety of types, and parts of the slopes are covered with lava, making it a composite volcanic landform. From the summit, visitors can look down to see the crater resembling the eye of a dragon…
Wolrang Peak is located in Suhwari Mountain, 6, Gujeol-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, South Korea. It is a parasitic volcano with an elevation of 382.4 meters. The mountain is close to Seongsan Ilchulbong and Udo Island, and not only offers beautiful scenery but also provides panoramic views of Mount Hallasan and many other peaks from its summit, making it one of the most famous hiking destinations in Jeju...
Jeongbang Waterfall is the only coastal waterfall in Asia that flows directly into the sea. It stands 23 meters high and 8 meters wide. The cliffs of Jeongbang Waterfall feature inscriptions reading "Xu Fu, a Chinese who was ordered by Qin Shi Huang (259–210 BC) to find the elixir of immortality, passed by here." The name of Seogwipo also originates from Xu Fu's westward journey from this spot...
The view of Hallasan Mountain from Donneko Amusement Park in Jeju Island is the most majestic. Cold, crystal-clear spring water flows down from the mountain into the deep valley, where waterfalls and dense temperate evergreen forests create a harmonious and breathtakingly beautiful landscape. It’s a 20-minute walk from Donneko Amusement Park to...
The Teddy Bear Museum was established to showcase teddy bears, beloved toys enjoyed by people around the world for over a century. In its two exhibition halls, visitors can see teddy bears produced from all over the globe. Guests can also spend a pleasant time at the museum shop, Western restaurant, and an outdoor park with views of the sea. The exhibition halls are broadly divided into a History Hall and an Art Hall...
Hyatt Hotel Casino is located in Jungmun Tourist Complex, where you can also enjoy views of Jungmun Beach and panoramic sights of Hallasan Mountain. It is just a 40-minute drive from Jeju City and the airport, and a 20-minute drive from Seogwipo City. The pride of the Hyatt Hotel is its casino, which features state-of-the-art Las Vegas-style facilities. The casino is exclusively for foreigners…
Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak stands 182 meters above sea level and was formed by an undersea volcanic eruption 100,000 years ago. Located at the eastern tip of Jeju Island, it is a towering rock formation with a massive crater at its summit. The crater is 600 meters in diameter, 90 meters deep, and covers an area of over 80,000 pyeong. Ninety-nine sharp rocks surround the crater, resembling a giant...
The Seogwipo Sightseeing Cruise is the only yacht in Korea that allows you to enjoy views of both the sea and the underwater world. From the cruise, you can admire Bird Island, Jeongbang Waterfall, Sim Island, Mosquito Island, Tiger Island, the seabed, Goseokpo, and 12 caves, as well as the stunning coastal scenery of Seogwipo. This route circles the picturesque 70-li scenic area of Seogwipo, which is rich in legends. The sightseeing cruise is perfect for newlyweds, families, individuals, and groups, offering beautiful views from sunrise to sunset. With specially installed displays, you can enjoy the ‘sea and underwater’ views simultaneously. Experience the magnificent 70-li landscape aboard the romantic Cruise yacht.
The Seogwipo World Cup Stadium, which hosted matches during the 2002 FIFA World Cup, is located on Jeju Island, renowned for its stunning natural scenery. The stadium’s exterior reflects Jeju’s unique Oreum (small dormant volcanoes that resemble hills when viewed from afar) and volcanic crater landscapes, while its roof is designed to resemble traditional Jeju fishing nets. Additionally, considering Jeju’s terrain and climate, the track inside the stadium is situated 14 meters below ground level to shield it from strong winds. Jeju, where the stadium is located, is one of South Korea’s most famous tourist destinations, boasting numerous attractions such as Hallasan Mountain and Jungmun Saekdal Beach.
Jeju Sculpture Park is located in the pristine forests of Jeju and opened in October 1987. Covering an area of approximately 130,000 pyeong, it is a comprehensive art center exhibiting more than 160 sculptures. At the entrance of the main building of Jeju Sculpture Park, there is a 70-year-old summer tangerine tree that instantly evokes the local flavor of Jeju and adds a touch of charm to the park...
The solitary rock standing in front of Sammae Peak rises about 20m high and has a circumference of 10m, also known as General Rock. Scattered around Guseupu are beautiful small islands such as Tiger Island and Bird Island, as well as uniquely shaped sea rocks like Fairy Rock. The view of Tiger Rock at sunset from Guseupu is especially popular among visitors. In 2003, the Korean TV drama
The Chinese Tourism Zone is a comprehensive sightseeing destination on Jeju Island and the largest leisure resort in South Korea. Located by the sea in the Chinese area, it spans 1.3 million pyeong. This tourist and entertainment complex harmoniously blends natural and man-made landscapes and was designated as an international tourism zone in 1971. The zone features many attractions, including Pacific Land,…
There is a beach called Jinmosal on the Chinese Beach, which is exceptionally long, stretching 560 meters, with an average water depth of 1.2 meters. The beach features sands in various colors including black, white, red, and gray, creating a harmonious contrast with Jeju Island’s black rocks—basalt formations. On the right side of the beach, there are natural…