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Two days aren’t enough to explore it all—welcome to Korea’s largest integrated resort, Jeju Shinhwa World!

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — Listen up to these amazing stats: covering approximately 2.5 million square meters, built with over $2.2 billion in investment, a 13,000-square-meter water park, a 122,000-square-meter theme park, a 20,000-square-meter shopping and dining paradise, and more than 2,000 guest rooms... This is Korea’s newest and largest one-stop integrated resort—“Landing Jeju Shinhwa World,” which has become a must-visit hotspot in 2017 thanks to international celebrity GD as its ambassador.

Written by Qidou Travel Network | Photos by Landing・Jeju Shinhwa World & Jeju Tourism Organization


 ▲ Korea’s largest integrated resort—Jeju Shinhwa World. (Photo provided by Landing・Jeju Shinhwa World & Jeju Tourism Organization)

Listen up to these amazing stats: covering approximately 2.5 million square meters, built with over $2.2 billion in investment, a 13,000-square-meter water park, a 122,000-square-meter theme park, a 20,000-square-meter shopping and dining paradise, and more than 2,000 guest rooms... This is Korea’s newest and largest one-stop integrated resort—“Landing・Jeju Shinhwa World,” which has become a must-visit hotspot in 2017 thanks to international celebrity GD as its ambassador.


 ▲ Korea’s largest integrated resort—Jeju Shinhwa World. (Photo provided by Landing・Jeju Shinhwa World & Jeju Tourism Organization)

The theme park within the resort has collaborated with the highly popular animation company TUBAn to launch 15 thrilling rides, featuring beloved TUBAn characters such as Dudu Bug, Oscar’s Oasis, Spinning Park, and Happy Bear Restaurant, immersing visitors in a joyful, whimsical world.


 ▲ Korea’s largest integrated resort—Jeju Shinhwa World. (Photo provided by Landing・Jeju Shinhwa World & Jeju Tourism Organization)


 ▲ Korea’s largest integrated resort—Jeju Shinhwa World. (Photo provided by Landing・Jeju Shinhwa World & Jeju Tourism Organization)


 ▲ Korea’s largest integrated resort—Jeju Shinhwa World. (Photo provided by Landing・Jeju Shinhwa World & Jeju Tourism Organization)

Among them, “Harbor of Vision” is exquisitely designed in the architectural style of the late 19th century, where your fantasy adventure in the mythical kingdom begins. “Dudu Bug’s Adventure Village” allows interactive play with iconic cartoon characters in a playful setting, bringing back the joy of childhood through diverse entertainment facilities. “Oscar’s New World” takes you through ancient ruins in a primal jungle, across forest canopies, into hidden temple chambers, or into epic battles to restore an ideal world—all day long, the fun never stops.


 ▲ Korea’s largest integrated resort—Jeju Shinhwa World. (Photo provided by Landing・Jeju Shinhwa World & Jeju Tourism Organization)

▲ O’Sulloc Green Tea Museum

Aside from Shinhwa World, Jeju has plenty of star-studded attractions, including the “O’Sulloc Green Tea Museum,” endorsed by actor Lee Min-ho—a refreshing spot on the island. Spanning 1,650 square meters, the museum not only offers insights into Korea’s tea culture but also displays tea sets from around the world, showcasing everything tea-related. Moreover, the tea house and retail area inside the museum feature a variety of green tea products, including cosmetics made with green tea, various teas, desserts, and ice cream—visitors are bound to splurge here.

▲South Korea’s largest one-stop integrated resort—Jeju Shinhwa World. (Photo courtesy of LDC Jeju Shinhwa World & Jeju Tourism Organization)

▲ Teddy Bear Museum

The “Teddy Bear Museum,” famous for being the filming location of the hit Korean drama “Goong: The Royal Palace,” is the world’s first new-concept museum that uses sewn dolls to represent wildlife, aquatic animals, flowers, birds, and more. The museum features several themed zones, such as the Wildlife Zone, Underwater World Zone, popular Korean drama zone, and movie fairy tale miniature zone. In the “popular Korean drama zone,” you can see teddy bears dressed as characters from popular dramas like “Dae Jang Geum” and “IRIS.” The Western Art Zone showcases teddy bear renditions of masterpieces by artists like Cézanne, Van Gogh, and Da Vinci—absolutely adorable.

▲South Korea’s largest one-stop integrated resort—Jeju Shinhwa World. (Photo courtesy of LDC Jeju Shinhwa World & Jeju Tourism Organization)

▲ Olle Trails

With its breathtaking mix of mountains and sea, Jeju offers stunning scenery everywhere. To truly appreciate its beauty, consider hiking the “Olle” trails. “Olle” is a Jeju dialect term meaning “a narrow path from the main street to your front door.” The Jeju Olle Trails connect many coastal paths into a network of walking routes. No matter which trail you choose, you’ll enjoy beautiful views of green mountains, clear seas, and quaint villages. There are now 26 routes (21 main and 5 sub-routes), allowing visitors to pick their favorite. Directional signs with blue and yellow arrows or yellow and blue bowknots are placed along the paths, on trees, or on rocks—so even first-timers won’t get lost!

Tour Information:
Perfect Shinhwa 5-Day Tourhttps://goo.gl/HYd46i

Tour Highlights:
• Stay two nights at the Shinhwa World Resort Hotel - Landing
• Experience a seawater sauna and savor private dining
• Featured attractions: O’Sulloc Green Tea Museum, Teddy Bear Museum (includes one teddy bear), Cheonjiyeon Falls, Seongeup Folk Village (each person gets a cup of honey tea or schisandra tea), Seongsan Ilchulbong + Olle Trails
• Free 5-day WiFi router (one per room) for all participants of this group tour series to Korea
Hixiong Travel Agency Website:
Phone: 412-8618 (mobile +02)
Jeju Shinhwa World Official Website
www.besttour.com.tw ▲ Korea’s largest integrated resort—Jeju Shinhwa World. (Photo provided by Landing・Jeju Shinhwa World & Jeju Tourism Organization)
▲ Korea’s largest integrated resort—Jeju Shinhwa World. (Photo provided by Landing・Jeju Shinhwa World & Jeju Tourism Organization)
www.shinhwaworld.com

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