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OSULLOC Tea Museum
OSULLOC Tea Museum, beside the Seogwang tea fields in Andeok, explores tea-making and tea culture. Plan free general admission separately from paid drinks, shopping and reserved Tea Stone experiences. It suits a western Jeju itinerary combining tea-field photos with indoor rest.
Travel planning at a glance
General admission to OSULLOC Tea Museum is free; tea, food and Tea Stone programs cost extra. Official standard hours are 09:00–18:00, until 19:00 in summer. Distinguish general visits from reserved tea courses and use only open viewing areas in the tea fields.
OSULLOC Tea Museum
OSULLOC Tea Museum at a glance
- Attraction type
- Culture and history
- Visit area
- West
- Planning reference
- 1–2 hours (editorial guide)
- Essential visit information
- Free general admission · Tea Stone Premium Tea Course requires separate payment and booking
Operating and access information is based on the official sources below. Recommended routes and visit durations are editorial suggestions. Check each place's description to see whether waiting, meals and similar time are included, and allow separate time for travel between places.
OSULLOC Tea Museum · Official visitor information ↗ · Checked
OSULLOC Jeju official map and visitor information ↗ · Checked
OSULLOC Tea Stone reservations and Premium Tea Course ↗ · Checked
Tea fields and roasting at OSULLOC Tea Museum
OSULLOC combines tea museum exhibitions with a leaf-roasting area, a tea café and Seogwang tea-field scenery. Seeing how a cup of tea is made before choosing a drink adds a different focus from an ordinary café visit. Plan general exhibitions and shopping separately from reserved experiences.
The lawns around the main building and paths such as Mansu-gil on the official map are options for tea-field and nature views. Cultivated tea fields are not a park where you can enter anywhere for photos; stay in open viewing areas. Comparing indoor tea culture with the fields outside reveals different contexts and uses behind the green scenery.
Seogwang Chabab and Mansu-gil
Enjoy tea-field scenery from open visitor routes on the official map.
Tiston Ticos
A paid tea-culture experience booked separately from general admission.
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Admission, Tea Stone reservations and visiting hours
The operator lists free general admission and standard year-round hours of 09:00–18:00, until 19:00 in summer. Heavy rain or snow may delay opening or cause early closure. This does not mean drinks, food and products are all free, so plan rest time and spending separately from admission.
The official booking page lists the Tea Stone Premium Tea Course as a separate 80-minute program at KRW 60,000 per person. It includes a garden tour, tea brewing, tasting Jeju ingredients and tea roasting; some elements may change in severe weather. Decide whether to make a general visit or add a reserved experience, then check available places and change and cancellation conditions.
OSULLOC Jeju official map and visitor information ↗ · Checked
OSULLOC Tea Stone reservations and Premium Tea Course ↗ · Checked
Considering companions and weather for tea and tea-field walks
With children, our suggested itinerary divides the tea fields and indoor processes into short visits rather than sitting through every long explanation. Check participation ages and accompaniment conditions on the booking screen. Ask about that day’s café menu and ingredients directly, without assuming a particular dessert is always available.
In rain, you can focus on indoor viewing and tea, but a plan including the fields and forecourt is still affected by weather. The operator restricts outside food and pets inside the museum. Check rules for each space rather than assuming gardens and indoor areas have identical conditions.
OSULLOC Jeju official map and visitor information ↗ · Checked
Connecting OSULLOC with western forests and gardens
Set OSULLOC Tea Museum at 서귀포시 안덕면 신화역사로 15 as your destination. From Jeju City or the airport by public transport, compare official directions with current Jeju bus routes and check transfer centers and your stop. Before continuing to other upland gardens, plan service intervals and the journey home too.
Jeju Gotjawal Provincial Park offers different forest ecology after the tea fields, while Spirited Garden offers a closer look at plants and garden design. Each needs its own viewing and travel time. If booking a tea course, arrange outdoor visits around its start time and consider dropping one stop according to transport conditions on the day.
Visitor location · 제주특별자치도 서귀포시 안덕면 신화역사로 15
OSULLOC Jeju official map and visitor information ↗ · Checked
Choose your next stop according to your direction of travel
Jeju Gotjawal Provincial Park
An option for comparing lava-forest ecology with tea fields; check footwear, last admission and the separate journey.
Visitor guide →
Spirited Garden
Consider the admission fee and journey if you want more time appreciating gardens and plants.
Visitor guide →Frequently asked travel questions
Is admission to OSULLOC Tea Museum free?
Official information lists general admission as free. Café drinks, food, products and reserved programs cost extra.
Do I need to book OSULLOC Tea Stone?
The Premium Tea Course is a bookable program on the official website. Information checked on 2026-10-14 lists 80 minutes and KRW 60,000 per person. Check dates, group size and application conditions.
What are OSULLOC Tea Museum’s opening hours?
The official map lists standard hours of 09:00–18:00, until 19:00 in summer, and opening year-round. Recheck delayed opening or early closure in severe weather for your visit date.
Can I enter OSULLOC’s tea fields freely?
Do not enter cultivation areas without permission. Use public viewing areas and routes on the official map. For tea-field visits included in an experience, follow the reserved program’s guidance.