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Jeju attraction directory — page 3

Explore Jeju's coastal villages, forests and volcanic hills, waterfalls and exhibitions. Focusing on one area can help reduce the time you spend travelling between places.

Travel planning at a glance

Guides to places 97–144 of 414 major Jeju attractions. Region and theme searches cover all detailed guides. Continue exploring on another directory page.

Find attractions by area and theme

Choose the area where you are staying or the region you will explore that day, then link nearby beaches, forests and exhibitions into an itinerary. Use each detailed guide to check the route through the site and the actual entrance. Allow time to reach your next stop while meeting access and booking requirements.

West · Gardens and botanical gardens

Norimae Park

Norimae Park is a garden in Gueok-ri, Daejeong-eup, with plum blossoms, flowers from different seasons, a pond pavilion and Jeju stone. It offers a leisurely garden walk on a southwest Jeju itinerary, beyond a visit just for spring flower photos.

Planning estimate · 1–1.5 hours (editorial guide)

Seogwipo and the south · Gardens and botanical gardens

Sanghyowon Botanical Garden

Sanghyowon Botanical Garden in the Seogwipo foothills features plants native to Jeju, old trees and themed gardens. It suits a trip combining Gotjawal forest and garden walks as well as flower-festival photography.

Planning estimate · about 2 hours (editorial estimate)

Eastern Jeju · Gardens and botanical gardens

JEJU HERB DONGSAN

Jeju Herb Dongsan in Pyoseon offers herb and wildflower gardens by day and illuminated scenery at night. Plan separately for a daytime walk among the herbs, night photography and the optional footbath experience.

Planning estimate · 1–2 hours (editorial guide)

Jeju City and the north · Culture and history

Dongmun Traditional Market

Dongmun Traditional Market is a permanent market in Jeju City's old town, with local ingredients, food and souvenirs. The daytime shopping lanes and night market differ in hours and atmosphere, so choose a visit that fits your arrival or departure plans.

Planning estimate · 1–2 hours (editorial guide)

Seogwipo and the south · Culture and history

Seogwipo Maeil Olle Market

Seogwipo Maeil Olle Market is a permanent market in central Seogwipo selling tangerines, seafood and Jeju foods. It makes a convenient meal and browsing stop between walks along Lee Jung-seop Street and Seogwipo's coastal sights.

Planning estimate · 1–1.5 hours (editorial guide)

Jeju City and the north · Culture and history

Jeju Traditional Five-Day Market

Jeju Traditional Five-Day Market is a large market in the Dodu area of Jeju City, bringing together farm produce, seafood, household goods and food on set market days. Match your visit to a market day to see local daily life while exploring near the airport.

Planning estimate · 1–2 hours (editorial guide)

West · Culture and history

Moseulpo Jungang Market

Moseulpo Jungang Market is a small permanent market in central Daejeong-eup. From the entrance by the clock tower, explore seafood, fruit and vegetables, prepared side dishes and restaurant lanes for a short market visit and meal during a Moseulpo trip.

Planning estimate · 30 minutes–1 hours (editorial estimate)

West · Culture and history

Daejeong Five-Day Market

Daejeong Five-Day Market in Hamo-ri, Moseulpo, offers household goods and food on set market days. It adds a glimpse of local life to a western Jeju trip; check the market schedule, including exceptions in months with 31 days, before visiting.

Planning estimate · 1–1.5 hours (editorial guide)

East · Culture and history

Goseong Five-Day Market

Goseong Five-Day Market in Goseong-ri, Seongsan-eup, is a place to see residents shopping for farm produce, seafood and household goods. Time your visit for a market day to add local life beyond tourist attractions to a Seongsan Ilchulbong and Seopjikoji itinerary.

Planning estimate · 45 minutes–1 hour (editorial estimate)

East · Culture and history

Pyoseon Five-Day Market

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.

Planning estimate · 30 minutes–1 hours (editorial estimate)

Hallasan and the uplands · Forests and Gotjawal

Roe Deer Observation Center

The Roe Deer Observation Center around Geochin Oreum in Bonggae-dong is a place to observe roe deer and woodland. The hill observation trail, regular deer-viewing area and exhibition room offer different types of visit, so choose according to your family's stamina and the weather.

Planning estimate · 1–1.5 hours (editorial guide)

Eastern Jeju · Gardens and botanical gardens

Boromwat

Boromwat is a farm in the Pyoseon foothills with buckwheat and seasonal flowers. It suits a leisurely photography and relaxation visit around the broad flower fields and café; check flowering conditions and opening hours for the season.

Planning estimate · 1–1.5 hours (editorial guide)

Eastern Jeju · Gardens and botanical gardens

Jeju Camellia Arboretum

Jeju Camellia Arboretum in Wimi-ri, Namwon-eup, features rounded sasanqua camellia trees and garden scenery. It suits winter camellia photography and is a separate site with different management from the nearby Wimi Camellia Colony.

Planning estimate · 45 minutes–1.5 hours (editorial estimate)

Seogwipo and the south · Gardens and botanical gardens

Seogwi Dawon

Seogwi Dawon is a small tea garden in the Seogwipo foothills with stone walls, green tea fields and a tearoom. It suits a quiet visit that leaves time both for walking and for tea while looking across the fields toward Hallasan.

Planning estimate · 45 minutes–1 hour (editorial estimate)

West · Gardens and botanical gardens

Hanhyeongsu Garden

Hanhyeongsu Garden in Hallim-eup is a place to enjoy stone, trees and seasonal flowers at a leisurely pace. Its Ctesiphon-style café building and garden paths make a relaxing addition to a trip along the Hyeopjae and Geumneung coast.

Planning estimate · 45 minutes–1.5 hours (editorial estimate)

West · Gardens and botanical gardens

Sanggari Palm Forest

Sanggari Palm Forest is a small garden in Sanggari, Aewol, with paths among palms and cycads. Add photos of distinctive foliage against the sky and a short break in the shade to an Aewol coastal trip.

Planning estimate · 30 minutes–1 hours (editorial estimate)

West · Gardens and botanical gardens

Geumneung Stone Park

Geumneung Stone Park in Hallim is an outdoor park displaying dol hareubang and stone sculptures of Jeju life. Combine a beach visit with works depicting haenyeo divers, water jars and child attendant figures, telling the stories of Jeju's people in stone.

Planning estimate · 45 minutes–1 hour (editorial estimate)

Eastern Jeju · Gardens and botanical gardens

Songdang Fairy Tale Village

Songdang Fairy Tale Village is a garden park in Songdang-ri combining Jeju stone, trees, mythology and seasonal flowers. Add a walk exploring its natural and cultural elements, a café break and photography to an eastern foothills itinerary.

Planning estimate · 1–1.5 hours (editorial guide)

The detailed guides were written from research into official tourism and operator information. Recommended visit durations are editorial planning estimates. Check each place's description to see whether waiting, meals and similar time are included, and allow separate time for travel between places. Check each official source for admission fees, opening hours and real-time access.

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