VISIT JEJU

Otgwi Horse Theme Town

Experience Jeju’s long history with horses

Raon The Ma Park

Horseback Riding Performances Based on the Life of Jumong, the Founder of the Goguryeo Dynasty

Jeju Horse Pastureland

A Place Where You Can See Jeju Horses and Hallasan Mountain Roe Deer

Jeju Horse Riding Park

Korea’s Largest Individual Horseback Riding and Trekking / Korea’s First Outdoors Nighttime Horseback Riding, Profession Horseback Riding Experience, and Membership-based Equestrian Center

Seogwipo Gyulrimseong

A Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry Designated Recreational Pension

Jungmun Log Pension & Resort

Built With Logs Which Grew in Russia 150 Years Ago

[Seogwipo Architectural Culture Tour] Course 8. A playground for horses in Jeju, such beautiful scenery

The middle mountainous area is home to Jeju horses. A flat area somewhere between the sea and the mountains, surrounded by volcanic cones, lived lonely breeders and horses. The windy hills and horses playing have become a usual scenery of Jeju, evoking artistic inspiration and sensibility in many people.

Horseback Riding in Uigwi Village

Jeju is well-known for its horses. Those who want to learn more and even experience riding should make space in their itinerary to visit Uigwi-ri.

Are you an animal lover? (Jeju Ranch Cafe and Indoor Zoo)

There is a fairy tale-like place where white sheep and goats come up to you for carrots, and rabbits and deer run around together. You can also enjoy a magical moment of standing among flying birds or having a lizard creep along on your hand. It’s a place an animal-loving traveler just can’t miss. Introducing the ranch cafes and exotic indoor zoo in Jeju. These are must-see spots, even if you’re only here for a short trip!

Jeju Island’s Local Food

Due to Jeju's natural environment and the fact that it's an island, its people have developed unique local ingredients and foods that can only be tasted here. Fresh dishes using seafood caught in Jeju's blue seas include 'Galchi Jorim: Braised cutlassfish', 'Jeonbokjuk: Abalone Porridge', 'Bomal Kalguksu: Bomal Noodle Soup', 'Hanchi Mulhoe: Cold Cuttlefish Soup', etc. Pork has long been a notable ingredient in Jeju's traditional feasting culture and in addition to grilling, it is cooked in a variety of ways, such as in: 'Gogi Noodles', which is noodles in a rich pork broth, 'Gosari Yukgaejang: Fern & Beef Stew', made by finely crushing and boiling ferns grown in the fields of Mt. Halla, and 'Mom Guk: Mom Seaweed Soup, Haenyeo(fisherwomen)'s hearty winter food. Furthermore, the native black cattle and horses reared on Jeju can also be sampled in local dishes and enjoyed by a lot of tourists.

Hueree Hydrangea Festival

Travel Jeju Island with its Hueree's hydrangeas to keep you company

Jeju Canola Flower Festival

The 38th Jeju Canola Flower Festival will be held April 6, 2021 (Tues) ~ April 8 (Thur), 3 days Location: San 41 Gasi-ri, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si