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Pyoseon Five-Day Market is a small market with farm produce, household goods, seafood and market eateries on scheduled market days. Its three buildings serve different purposes, making it a short stop to see local life between Pyoseon Beach and the folk village.
Travel planning at a glance
Pyoseon Five-Day Market opens on dates ending in 2 or 7; its representative address is 203-1 Pyoseondongseo-ro. It has separate buildings for household goods and produce, seafood, and restaurants. Prioritize morning or lunchtime visits, as stalls in this small market may pack up early.

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.
Pyoseon Five-Day Market · Jeju Tourism Organization introduction ↗ · Checked
Pyoseon Five-Day Market is a small market divided into a building for household goods and produce, a seafood market and a simple-meal building. Compare what each sells rather than leaving after just one building to understand the market's layout.
Official information mentions a seafood market connected with Pyoseon Port and eateries serving sundae-gukbap and gogi-guksu. Choose according to actual menus and stall operations on the market day. It suits a look at residents' ingredients and everyday trade in Pyoseon, known for its sea and folk-culture exhibitions.
Pyoseon Five-Day Market · Jeju Tourism Organization introduction ↗ · Checked
Market days are described as dates ending in 2 or 7. Some numbers are duplicated in the official detailed date list, so use the final-digit rule and current guidance to check your actual travel date. As this small market may pack up early, visit in the morning or around lunchtime.
Our planning estimate is 30 minutes to 1 hour for browsing and a meal. A late-afternoon visit after a long stay at Pyoseon Beach or the folk village may find your preferred stalls closed. Market lunch followed by afternoon sightseeing helps fit both the market day and attraction hours.
Pyoseon Five-Day Market · Jeju Tourism Organization introduction ↗ · Checked
With children, notice where products change between the fruit and household-goods building and the fish-selling area. Keep this small market visit light: compare its three spaces and choose a snack rather than planning a long exploration. Avoid obstructing vendors' work or shoppers' passages.
If using a market eatery, check that your chosen dish is available that day and allow time for a meal. Food and fish are not always arranged as in tourism photographs. Before carrying food to the beach, ask about transport and storage conditions and organize your bags.
Pyoseon Five-Day Market · Jeju Tourism Organization introduction ↗ · Checked
The entrance is around 203-1 Pyoseondongseo-ro, Pyoseon-myeon. Check actual walking routes separately from driving time when heading toward Pyoseon Port or the beach. Remember where you parked and which entrance to return to in this market of separate buildings.
Pyoseon Beach and Jeju Folk Village are options before or after the market. After market lunch, walk the broad beach or explore exhibitions of Jeju's everyday history at the folk village to compare current market life with the past. Check market days separately from folk-village admission and nighttime-program conditions.
Visitor location · 제주특별자치도 서귀포시 표선면 표선동서로 203-1
Location reference ↗Pyoseon Five-Day Market · Jeju Tourism Organization introduction ↗ · Checked
Official information lists dates ending in 2 or 7. Check actual dates for the month and current market-day guidance.
It is divided into a household-goods and produce building, a seafood market and a restaurant building. Compare the different goods in a short visit.
Official information says this small market may close early. Prioritize the morning or around lunch if you want enough time to explore.
Pyoseon Beach walks or Jeju Folk Village are options. Market lunch followed by afternoon sightseeing makes it easier to fit market closing times.