EXPLORE JEJU
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.
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Guides to places 145–192 of 414 major Jeju attractions. Region and theme searches cover all detailed guides. Continue exploring on another directory page.
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.
Jeju City and the north · Gardens and botanical gardens
Kim Kyung-sook Sunflower Farm on Beonyeong-ro in Jeju City features fields of yellow sunflowers. It suits seasonal flower photography; ask about current blooms and whether visits are possible before planning a short stop.
West · Forests and gotjawal
Cheongsu Gotjawal Forest is an ecological forest run by Cheongsu-ri village in Hangyeong-myeon. Daytime forest visits and summer firefly observation differ in access arrangements, reservations and natural conditions, so choose according to what you want to see.
Hallasan and the uplands · Forests and Gotjawal
Samdasu Forest is a walking trail created by improving a forest road once used by Gyorae-ri residents. Walk among mature Japanese cedars and woodland in the geopark area to explore Gyorae's ecology and terrain on a foothills itinerary.
Hallasan and the uplands · Forests and Gotjawal
Seogwipo Natural Recreation Forest offers native woodland and views in the foothills along 1100 Road. Day walks, overnight stays and camping have different arrangements, so plan the required reservations and access conditions separately.
Jeju City and the north · Indoor exhibitions
Kim Man-deok Memorial Hall introduces the life of Kim Man-deok, who shared her wealth to help people during a famine in Jeju, through exhibitions about a culture of giving. It adds personal and everyday history to a trip around Sanjicheon Stream in Jeju City.
Western Jeju · Indoor exhibitions
Kim Tschang-yeul Art Museum, Jeju, in Jeoji Artists' Village presents the work of Kim Tschang-yeul, known for his water-drop paintings. It offers a cultural stop in western Jeju to explore both the paintings' details and light and shadow in the building.
Seogwipo and the south · Indoor exhibitions
Podo Museum on Sanroknam-ro in Andeok-myeon is a cultural space presenting ideas about society and people through art exhibitions. For this indoor Seogwipo visit, choose based on the current exhibition theme rather than photographs of a permanent setting.
West · Culture and history
Chusa's former residence in Daejeong explores the exile and art of Kim Jeong-hui, known as Chusa. The reconstructed thatched house and Chusa exhibition hall provide context for Sehando and the Chusa style of calligraphy.
Seogwipo and the south · Indoor exhibitions
Seobok Exhibition Hall introduces Seobok, who is said to have come to Jeju searching for an herb of immortality for Qin Shi Huang. Near Jeongbang Falls, the exhibition combines legend, cultural exchange among Korea, China and Japan, and garden scenery.
Seogwipo and the south · Indoor exhibitions
Kim Man-il Memorial Hall in Namwon-eup introduces Kim Man-il's donation of horses and Jeju's livestock-raising culture. This indoor historical visit combines his achievements with materials about everyday life in Uigwi-ri.
Jeju City and the north · Indoor exhibitions
Art Space Ia is an exhibition venue in Jeju City's old town, housed in the former Jeju National University Hospital. Discover contemporary art and the stories of an old local building during a walking itinerary.
Jeju City and the north · Indoor exhibitions
Sanjicheon Gallery is a photography exhibition space formed by joining two former inns. While walking near Sanjicheon Stream, see the island and its people through the eyes of Jeju photographers.
Jeju City and the north · Indoor exhibitions
Arario Museum Tapdong Cinema is a contemporary art museum in a former cinema in Tapdong. Alongside the artworks, explore traces of the old cinema and changes in Jeju City's old town.
Jeju City and the north · Indoor exhibitions
Jeju Museum of Art is a public museum in the foothills with exhibitions about Jeju and contemporary art, and architecture reflected in water. Plan both indoor exhibitions and a walk among outdoor sculptures.
East · Indoor exhibitions
Photo Gallery Images of Nature occupies the former Gasi Elementary School, displaying Jeju photographs by Seo Jae-cheol and volcanic bombs, among other exhibits. In Gasiri, explore landscapes, volcanic features and village memories together.
East · Indoor exhibitions
Yumin Art Nouveau Collection at Seopjikoji displays French Art Nouveau glasswork inside architecture by Tadao Ando. Explore delicate glass pieces and a route through the building that brings in the coast's light and wind.
Jeju City and the north · Culture and history
Jejuhyanggyo Confucian School in Yongdam-dong explores local education and ceremonial traditions during the Joseon period. Combine an old-town walk with traditional buildings such as Daeseongjeon and Myeongnyundang.
West · Culture and history
Daejeonghyanggyo Confucian School in Sagye-ri, Andeok-myeon, is a historic site of traditional education and ceremonial architecture. Connect the story of Chusa Kim Jeong-hui teaching students here with a cultural trip around Sanbangsan.
East · Culture and history
Jeongui Hyanggyo in Seongeup Folk Village is a historic site exploring Jeju's traditional education and ceremonial culture. Add the school's architecture and visitor etiquette to a walk through the thatched-roof village.
East · Indoor exhibitions
Jeju Hangil Memorial Hall in Jocheon presents materials on Jeju's independence movement against Japanese rule. This indoor cultural visit explores local people's independence activities through records, models and video.
East · Culture and history
Neobeunsungi 4·3 Memorial Hall in Bukchon-ri is a place of remembrance and education about the victims of Jeju 4·3 and the village's memories. Plan a quiet historical visit to the indoor materials and nearby sites.
Hallasan and the uplands · Forests and Gotjawal
Halla Eco Forest was created by restoring neglected grassland to woodland, allowing visitors to explore Jeju's vegetation. Choose between a short ecological walk and a longer forest trail toward Jeolmul.
East · Forests and gotjawal
Seonheulgot Dongbaek-Dongsan is an ecological area combining Seonheul-ri's Gotjawal forest and Meonmulkkak Wetland. Unlike a camellia garden focused on flowers, this forest walk explores relationships among trees, lava terrain, water and village life.
Seogwipo and the south · Forests and Gotjawal
Meochewat Forest Trail in Hannam-ri, Namwon, passes stone walls, grassland, stands of trees and the area around Seojungcheon Stream. Compare the Meochewat, Sorongkot and Seojungcheon routes and choose one that fits the time you have for walking.
Hallasan and the uplands · Forests and Gotjawal
Forest Road of Longevity is a longer trekking route through Japanese cedars and dirt paths inside Jeolmul Natural Recreation Forest. Distinguish it from the recreation forest's short boardwalks, and check the distance, sunset time and restrictions after rain.
West · Forests and gotjawal
Fantasy Forest Gotjawal Park in Hangyeong-myeon offers guided interpretation of lava terrain and diverse vegetation. Take a slow walk through Gotjawal while hearing how a family has cared for the forest.
Seogwipo and the south · Culture and history
Bangju Church in Andeok was designed by Itami Jun with Noah's Ark as its inspiration. View the architecture reflected in water and its relationship with the lawn and sky from outdoor routes open to visitors.
West · Culture and history
Seonunjeongsa Temple, along rural roads in Aewol-eup, brings together Buddhist culture and Jeju stories such as Seolmundae Halmang and the Five Hundred Generals. Plan a short, quiet cultural visit to the grounds open to the public.
Seogwipo and the south · Culture and history
Beophwasa Temple in Hawon-dong combines Jeju's long Buddhist history with a restored temple and pond scenery. Explore the public grounds quietly while learning about the site's excavation and restoration.
Jeju City and the north · Culture and history
Baekje Temple in Gwangnyeong-ri, Aewol-eup, is a Taego Order temple with quiet grounds and temple culture to explore. Plan an ordinary visit separately from participation in temple-stay or educational programs.
West · Culture and history
Pilgrim's Church is a small chapel in Yongsu-ri, offering a quiet place to rest and reflect while walking Olle Trail Route 13. Keep your visit brief in keeping with the scale of this small religious space.
Hallasan and the uplands · Culture and history
Hyomyeongsa Temple is a small temple in woodland partway up Hallasan, known for a moss-covered arched gate and pond scenery. For a short visit, check the steps, wet stones and which areas of the temple are open to visitors.
East · Culture and history
The Buddha Sharira Stupa for World's Peace and Unification is a Buddhist site in Jocheon created to express the meaning of peaceful reunification. Explore its hemispherical stupa, Buddha decorations and symbolism linking Hallasan and Baekdusan.
Jeju City and the north · Gardens and botanical gardens
Jeju Light Garden Theme Park on Pyeonghwa-ro in Aewol features illuminated tunnels and themed sculptures at night. Plan night photography around sunset, lighting times, last admission and your return transport.
East · Culture and history
Byeolbangjin Fortress in Hado-ri is a historic coastal defense site. From paths open to the public, observe its oval stone walls and their relationship with the village and sea.
West · Culture and history
Myeongwolseongji in Hallim is a historic site where you can view an old defensive fortress and its restored south gate. On a short visit, distinguish the history of Myeongwolpo from the gateway as it appears today.
East · Culture and history
Shinsan Hwanhae Jangseong is a historic defensive wall built of basalt along the coasts of Sinsan-ri and Sinpung-ri. From public paths, explore the relationship between the coastal terrain and its defenses.
East · Culture and history
Yeonbukjeong Pavilion at Jocheon's old gateway tells stories of exile and waiting for news from Hanyang. View the high stone platform and fortress structures from the surrounding areas open to visitors.
Jeju City and the north · Culture and history
Ohyeondan Altar in Jeju's old town honors Kim Jeong, Song In-su, Kim Sang-heon, Jeong On and Song Si-yeol. Explore the altar, steles, rock inscriptions and nearby old fortress remains for stories of exile and scholarship.
West · Culture and history
Footprint Fossil Park introduces the footprint fossil sites and geology of the Sagye and Sangmo-ri coast. View public interpretation and coastal scenery without assuming that you can step onto the original fossils in protected areas or see them at all times.
Jeju City and the north · Indoor exhibitions
Jeju Education Museum presents school and educational life in Jeju, from earlier forms of learning to modern education. It offers an indoor cultural visit where parents and children can compare their different school experiences.
Seogwipo and the south · Indoor exhibitions
International Peace Center Jeju in Jungmun explores how Jeju became the Island of World Peace and what putting peace into practice means. Add Jeju's modern story to a coastal itinerary.
Jeju City and the north · Culture and history
Tapdong Seaside Concert Hall is an outdoor cultural space with seating and a plaza beside the sea and harbor. Plan a Jeju City evening by distinguishing scheduled performances from an ordinary coastal walk.
Jeju City and the north · Gardens and botanical gardens
Sinsan Park is a public park in central Jeju City with lawns, trees and historical monuments. Rest and take a short family walk between visits to Samseonghyeol and museums.
Jeju City and the north · Culture and history
Nuwemaru Street in Yeon-dong, Jeju City, is a commercial and cultural street linking restaurants, cafés and shopping on foot. Formerly known as Baozen Street, it has pedestrian areas and vehicle routes to distinguish as you explore.
Seogwipo and the south · Culture and history
Lee Jung-seop Street is a cultural street centered on the painter's former home in Seogwipo. Walk through old-town shops and lanes to explore the artist's life, and check the art museum's operations separately for your visit date.
West · Culture and history
Ahopgut Village in Nakcheon-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, offers a chair park created by residents and rural activities. Plan walks in the public park separately from bookable experiences such as barley pizza and craft-making.
West · Culture and history
Jeoji Artists' Village is a cultural district with public art museums, galleries open to visitors and artists' working spaces. Not every house is a tourist facility, so use the official list of open venues to connect museums with village walks.
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