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.
Travel planning at a glance
Guides to places 193–240 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.
Seogwipo and the south · Gardens and botanical gardens
Daewangsucheon Yerae Ecological Park in Sangye-dong is a walking area with spring-fed wetlands and trees. West of Jungmun, it offers quiet observation of waterways and ecology as well as spring flower photography.
Seogwipo and the south · Gardens and botanical gardens
Camellia Forest in Sinrye-ri is a flower garden where rounded sasanqua camellia trees meet stone walls. Check winter blooming conditions and the areas currently open before planning a photography visit or walk.
Seogwipo and the south · Gardens and botanical gardens
Father's Garden in Andeok is a visitor garden created from a long-established ornamental tree farm. Enjoy seasonal flowers and trees, and choose separately among the animal and tangerine experiences available at the time.
Eastern Jeju · Gardens and botanical gardens
Hyunaewon in Seongsan-eup is a garden for leisurely walks among seasonal flowers and trees. Check current blooms, including hydrangeas, and pet access conditions before adding it to an eastern Jeju trip.
Seogwipo and the south · Gardens and botanical gardens
Dabdani Hydrangea Field in Wolpyeong-dong is a seasonal visitor attraction with long rows of hydrangeas in different colors. Check the flowering season and actual opening period before planning a photography visit.
Seogwipo and the south · Gardens and botanical gardens
Veke, named after the Jeju word for a pile of stones, is a cultural space centered on a naturalistic garden. Experience changing plants, indoor relaxation overlooking the garden and exhibitions according to the current visitor arrangements.
Seogwipo and the south · Gardens and botanical gardens
Dolnang Art Academy in Namwon is a garden combining bonsai, plants arranged on rocks, native Jeju plants and volcanic stone. Observe the forms shaped by years of tending stone and trees, alongside seasonal flowers.
East · Culture and history
Honinji Pond in Onpyeong-ri explores the wedding story in Tamna's founding myth through a pond and traditional spaces. Choose it for a walk connecting myth, water and village life as well as summer hydrangea photography.
Jeju City and the north · Culture and history
Mysterious Road is known for an optical illusion that makes a downhill slope look uphill. Compare the terrain from designated pedestrian viewing areas; do not roll objects onto the road or experiment with moving vehicles without traffic controls.
Jeju City and the north · Culture and history
The old black pines near Sancheondan Altar in Jeju City form a natural heritage site alongside cultural spaces. Observe the large trees from public paths and protect their roots and trunks.
Jeju City and the north · Culture and history
Jeju Fortress is a historic site in the old town with surviving traces and restored sections of the former town walls. Combine it with nearby Ohyeondan Altar to explore the distinct histories of fortifications and scholarship.
West · Gardens and botanical gardens
Jeju Dol Village Park in Hallim is a display garden of natural and volcanic stones, with trees growing among them. It is separate from Jeju Stone Park in Jocheon, so check the name and location carefully.
Seogwipo and the south · Indoor exhibitions
Seogwipo Arts Center is a performance and exhibition venue whose design was inspired by a volcanic crater. Add a cultural stop in Seogwipo by choosing a performance or exhibition open on your travel dates.
Jeju City and the north · Indoor exhibitions
Jeon Yi-su Gallery Walking Wolves on Yeonbuk-ro in Jeju City displays the artist's paintings and original storybook illustrations. Read the pictures and text together to explore their use of color and storytelling.
Seogwipo and the south · Indoor exhibitions
Saengyaknuri is a specialist exhibition space where the National Herbal Medicine Resources Center introduces the conservation and study of medicinal natural resources. Observe specimens, media exhibits and greenhouses; do not interpret the exhibitions as personal treatment advice.
Western Jeju · Indoor exhibitions
House of Refuge is a cultural venue in the Aewol foothills that converts old concrete structures into exhibition and performance spaces. Explore the current media exhibition, architecture, terraces and outdoor scenery according to the visitor arrangements.
Jeju City and the north · Coastal walks
Sanjicheon Stream runs through the old town from beside Dongmun Market toward Jeju Port. Walk across its bridges and along its paths, linking nearby photography galleries and memorial halls on an urban itinerary.
West · Coastal walks
Susan Reservoir at the foot of Susanbong in Aewol offers views of an artificial reservoir and black pines. Quietly enjoy a waterside landscape different from the sea from the embankment paths open to the public.
East · Coastal walks
The Hadori migratory bird habitat is a coastal wetland where fresh water and seawater mix, with birds and reeds to observe. Visit quietly along public birdwatching routes outside the protected areas.
Seogwipo and the south · Gardens and botanical gardens
The Wimi-ri camellia grove tells the story of the woodland tended by Hyeon Maeng-chun to provide shelter from the wind. Explore Wimi's history and trees, distinguishing this site from nearby camellia gardens.
Hallasan and the uplands · Forests and Gotjawal
1100 Highland Wetland is a protected mountain wetland on Hallasan's high plateau, observed from a wooden trail. It offers a short ecological visit distinct from a summit hike; check road conditions, weather and trail restrictions separately.
Jeju City and the north · Culture and history
Dumaengi Alley adds public art and murals to residential lanes in Ildo 2-dong. Take a short look at the old village scenery and surviving paintings while respecting residents' homes and everyday lives.
Jeju City and the north · Indoor exhibitions
Jeju Unification Hall presents the realities of North and South Korea, exchanges and culture, and the meaning of peace and reunification. Explore indoor films and displays alongside outdoor exhibits open to visitors.
West · Culture and history
Jeolbuam Rock on the hill above Yongsu Port preserves a sad story passed down about a married couple and the village's commemorative culture. Quietly view the rock inscription and surrounding trees from public paths.
Western Jeju · Indoor exhibitions
Jeju Gosan-ri Historic Site Information Center introduces the area's Neolithic remains, excavations and conservation. Learn the site's significance through exhibitions, and plan public outdoor areas separately from activities requiring reservations.
Seogwipo and the south · Indoor exhibitions
Gidang Art Museum in Seogwipo is a public museum with art exhibitions including works by Byun Shi-ji, in a building inspired by traditional rural nul crop stacks. Take your time viewing the art along its spiral route in natural light.
Seogwipo and the south · Indoor exhibitions
Walart Museum in Seogwipo displays paintings, ceramics and sculptures by Lee Wal-jong. Explore the works alongside architecture inspired by the form of Joseon white porcelain.
East · Culture and history
Gamsugul Stone Wall Path in Jung-dong, Pyeongdae-ri, explores Jeju's field walls and rural lanes. Observe the stacked stones and farmland from public village paths, respecting the boundaries of fields and homes.
East · Culture and history
Shinpung-ri Field Wall Road explores stone walls, lanes and everyday culture in the rural village also known as Eomeong Abang Feast Village. Plan public walks separately from the village's food and traditional activities.
Seogwipo and the south · Culture and history
Jeju World Cup Stadium in Seogwipo is a venue for football and sporting events, with stadium architecture and surrounding spaces to explore. Plan match-day visits separately from viewing the exterior on other days.
Eastern Jeju · Gardens and botanical gardens
Yuchaekkot Plaza by Keunsaseumi Oreum in Gasiri combines rural activity and training facilities with surrounding fields. View spring flowers, autumn silver grass and wind-turbine scenery from areas currently open to visitors.
East · Culture and history
Jocheon Manse Hill is a historical site with memorial towers commemorating Jocheon's resistance to Japanese rule, viewed along public outdoor routes. Plan it alongside, but separately from, the indoor exhibits at Jeju Hangil Memorial Hall.
Eastern Jeju · Gardens and botanical gardens
Seongsan Canola Flower Cultivation Area near Seongsan Ilchulbong and Gwangchigi Beach combines seasonal canola flowers with volcanic coastal scenery. Distinguish public viewing areas from nearby private flower fields charging admission when planning photos.
Jeju City and the north · Indoor exhibitions
Jeju Arts Center is a dedicated performance venue in Jeju City for music, theater, dance and musicals. Choose a cultural outing after checking the production, seats and age requirements for your travel date.
Seogwipo and the south · Coastal walks
Socheonji on the Bomok coast is a pool-like stretch of water surrounded by rocks. Observe it from the public connecting Olle path, and do not go onto the rocks or enter the water without permission.
Jeju City and the north · Coastal walks
Samyang Setdari Water near Samyang Beach offers a glimpse of spring water and local traditions of water use. Also introduced as Setdari Multong, it makes a short stop along a coastal walk to observe the surrounding public areas.
Seogwipo and the south · Coastal walks
Taeutgae in Wimi-ri is a small port where spring water meets the sea. Learn about its name, linked to mooring traditional tewoo rafts, and coastal life while observing from public routes on land.
Islands off Jeju · Culture and history
Dapdanitap on the Udo coast offers views of a stone watchtower, lighthouse and tidal stone fish traps. Learn about the former lookout while viewing today's coastal scenery from public areas on land.
West · Volcanic hills
Its name is said to come from its resemblance to an overturned cauldron. The hill links the two peaks of Keungama and Jageungama.
East · Volcanic hills
A volcanic hill in Gasi-ri’s uplands with a crater opening to the southwest. Nearby Guduri, Bulgeun and Chetmang Oreum help illustrate this area’s volcanic landscape.
East · Volcanic hills
A volcanic hill elongated from east to west, with steep northern and southern slopes and relatively gentle terrain to the east.
West · Volcanic hills
A volcanic hill among the farmland of Dongil-ri, said to have been named for the many thorny trees that once grew here.
East · Volcanic hills
A volcanic hill in Gasi-ri, elongated north to south with a crater opening to the southwest.
East · Volcanic hills
Gae Oreum in Seongeup-ri is a conical volcanic hill with Japanese cedar covering its slopes. Grassland is limited to parts of the summit area.
Seogwipo and the south · Volcanic hills
Georinsaseum is a volcanic hill in the uplands of Daepo-dong, Seogwipo. Stories about its name include its divided shape and its resemblance to a deer.
East · Volcanic hills
Also known as Geomi Oreum or Donggeomeuni Oreum, this complex volcanic landform has a different outline when viewed from different directions.
East · Volcanic hills
A volcanic hill in Songdang-ri named for the story that its spring flows toward Hallasan rather than toward the sea.
Seogwipo and the south · Volcanic hills
A volcanic hill in Seogwipo whose name is associated with the story of a solitary mountain without high peaks nearby.
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