Text by Qidou Travel Network; Photos by Lotte・Jeju Shinhwa World & Jeju Tourism Organization

▲ Jeju Shinhwa World, endorsed by international superstar GD, takes visitors into a dreamlike mythical realm.
One of the biggest tourism events in Jeju in 2017 was the opening of “Lotte・Jeju Shinhwa World,” endorsed by GD, the leader of the iconic K-pop group BIGBANG.
As Korea’s largest one-stop integrated resort, spanning approximately 2.5 million square meters, it began phased openings in 2017, with full completion expected by 2020. The resort features top-tier leisure accommodations including internationally renowned hotel brands, service apartments, villas, and premium spas; entertainment facilities such as a water park, theme park, a K-pop entertainment center co-developed with Korea’s famous YG Entertainment, and an international casino; and a selection of world-class resort amenities such as a large-scale mall and duty-free shops, a commercial food street offering both local and global cuisines—all designed to cater to the diverse needs of vacationers.

▲ The Mythical Theme Park, developed in collaboration with the famous animation company TUBAn, offers three distinct entertainment zones featuring a variety of rides.
The park has partnered with TUBAn to create 15 thrilling rides featuring popular TUBAn anime characters such as Dodori, Oscar’s Oasis, Spin Park, and Happy Bear Restaurant. Through cutting-edge technology, engaging cultural experiences, and exciting live performances, visitors can immerse themselves in a joyful and whimsical world.

▲ The Lotte All-Day Dining Restaurant
Additionally, the “G-Dragon Design” YG Entertainment Town combines the Jeju K-Pop Hall, GD’s “Untitled, 2017” Café, and the “AC.III.T” bowling music bar. There’s also a luxury experience with over 2,000 rooms, a shopping and dining paradise spanning 20,000 square meters—the first and largest large-scale commercial district on Jeju Island that perfectly blends high-end fashion shopping with gourmet food.

▲ Seongsan Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak) is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Jeju is recognized as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World and boasts rich geological landscapes. Among them, Seongsan Ilchulbong, located at the easternmost tip of Jeju Island, is one of the 360 “fire mountains” created by the legendary Samseonghyeol and is the world’s largest coastal volcanic tuff cone. It takes about 30 minutes to hike to the summit, where you can also enjoy the sunset. The area offers breathtaking views that are truly memorable.

▲ The beautiful sunset at Yongduam (Dragon Head Rock)
Another famous natural landmark in Jeju is Yongduam, located downstream of the Han River in Jeju City. This volcanic rock formation is said to have been a dragon sent by the Dragon King to burn down the Samseonghyeol. However, it failed and fell into the sea, leaving behind its head and tail on the shore, creating this iconic scenic spot.

▲ Don’t miss out on Jeju’s famous seawater sauna when you visit
After a day of exploring, why not experience Korea’s unique bathhouse culture? The local “Yongduam Seawater Sauna Park” offers warm and cold pools, saunas, seawater baths, and traditional steam rooms—including a traditional charcoal room, weather clay room, loess charcoal room, ice room, and forest bath room—to help boost your metabolism and fully enjoy the sauna experience.
Tour Information:
★ Perfect GetawayMythical 4-Day Tour https://goo.gl/HYd46i
Tour Highlights:
• Explore the Mythical Theme Park and YG Entertainment Town
• Stay two nights at the Lotte Resort Jeju Shinhwa World Hotel
• Visit Teddy Bear Museum, O’Sulloc Green Tea Museum, Seongsan Ilchulbong, Yongduam + Yongyeon Suspension Bridge
• Enjoy the Yongduam Seawater Sauna Park (towels and clothes included) and savor private chef cuisine
• Free 5-day Wi-Fi router (one per room) for all participants in this Korea tour series
Happy Hong Travel Agency Website:www.besttour.com.twPhone: 412-8618 (mobile +02)
Jeju Shinhwa World Official Websitewww.shinhwaworld.com
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