VISIT JEJU

Pyeongdae Beach

A spectacular emerald light that is unfolded before your eyes.

Haneulchae Garden

A Good Price Store

Seongan Restaurant

A Korean restaurant serving local dishes such as abalone hot pot and hairtail soup

Sosimhan 2F

A bar with a great vibe, perfect for enjoying a drink while listening to some great music

Haengbokmiga

We Specialize in Ginseng Chicken Soup with Black Rice and Stir-fried Duck

SKY Leaders Hotel

Conveniently Located 10 Minutes from the Airport

Hanmaeum Hallabong

We Only Sell Healthy Foods

Jeju Seomun Market

A permanent meat and livestock market, often called the Majang-dong of Jeju Island

Jeju Boseong Market

A permanent market in the old town of Jeju, well-known for its traditional sundae

Seogwipo Maeil Olle Market

Seogwipo’s leading permanent market, welcoming visitors 365 days a year

Dive into Tteokbokki (Jeju Island West Side Tteokbokki Tour)

Tteokbokki is certainly not a difficult or complex dish, but its flavor can be tailored in myriad ways. It is a popular and delicious rice cake snack enjoyed by most Koreans (much like a comfort food) and a good number of people around the world. We have for you a tteokbokki tour of west Jeju which we hope will complement your trip well.

There's plenty to enjoy at night: Evening experiences in Jeju City

Jeju is not only spectacular, but also important in terms of academic study for geologists and volcanologists. Let’s check out some of the evening’s offerings on Jeju Island.

Must-experience Jeju luxury (7 Specialties of Jeju)

The seven specialties of Jeju are divided into six fields, including Jeju's landscapes connecting tourism, primary industries and tertiary industries, special local products, traditional food, experience programs, beautiful roads, beautiful architecture, etc. Those are luxuries selected through surveys and recommendations from academia and experts for each field and thus, those would be remembered as 42 specialties that anyone visiting Jeju should experience.

Worth Preserving for Over a Century (Recommended Hidden Traditional Restaurants of Jeju)

It’s often said that there’s nothing good to eat at well-known tourist spots. If you’re struggling to find authentic eateries amidst ads and high prices, targeting “traditional local shops” might be a good strategy. Some places have maintained their standards for over 30 years, earning the approval of both taste and price. Here, we introduce Jeju’s traditional restaurants that have preserved the essence of local cuisine, some even recognized as “Centennial Shops.”

Gapado Green Barley Festival

Jeju’s spring festival held in green fields of barley (March 30 - May 12, 2019)