VISIT JEJU

Haengwon Inland Fish Farm

A sunset spot on Jeju’s east side

Pilates Lowa

Pilates studio in Jeju

Norimae Park

Norimae Park is an all-season flower themed park for relaxation and taking photos. You can take memorable photos here. Also, it is a great spot for taking outdoor wedding photos.

Hyomyeongsa Temple

A rustic temple on the mid range of Hallasan Mountain

Youngari Café

Take a break in Youngari Café, located in a converted older house near Sagye coastal road

Damsoyo

A brunch café in Namwon-eup, Seogwipo, set against the backdrop of Hallasan Mountain.

Ramada Encore Seogwipo Hotel

We value our guests’ experience, and pursue genuine care for each guest on the basis of Wyndham Hotel Group service standards. We promise to deliver an inspiring hotel experience that fully meets guests’ needs and strives for their enjoyment.

MAISON GLAD JEJU

A Super-deluxe Hotel Located at Sinjeju, the Center of Traffic and Culture

Jubilee Pension

Jubilee is an eco-friendly newly expanded pension built with wood It is a clean and beautiful pension located at Daepyeong-ri, well-known for beautiful scenery

Somerset Jeju Shinhwa World

Family-friendly premium resort providing comfortable accommodation

Sisters, come together! (Women-only guesthouses on Jeju)

There are many types of accommodations on Jeju, like hotels, pensions, and house rentals. Of these, guesthouses are very popular because they offer flexible arrangements and reasonable prices. One type caters just to women, so as to provide comfortable lodgings with an added sense of security.

10 Safe Non-contact Tourist Spots in Southern Jeju

Here are 10 “non-face-to-face” tourist destinations in the southern part of Jeju where you can enjoy a respite from the day to day stresses of life during a pandemic. These spots were specifically chosen for their remote outdoor locations.

(Medical tourism in Jeju)

For a visitor who hasn't encountered any form of traditional oriental medicine before, Korean medicine might seem like magic. But the origin of all traditional Korean medical treatments have deep roots and knowledge gathered for a thousand years. For example, acupuncture can be traced back as far as 3000 B.C. when stone and bone needles were found in North Hamgyeong Province, which is in present-day North Korea. Even mythological stories like the one about a tiger and a bear who wanted to reincarnate in human form and who ate wormwood and garlic marks significance in the use of herbal remedies. Korean traditional medicine flourished in the historical periods of the country. There are dozens of examples of written evidence and thanks to that much of the knowledge was successfully passed from generation to generation.

Finding Tranquility in Jeju’s Mountain Hotels

Staying in Jeju’s countryside is a good way to relax while surrounded by the island’s nature. Here are five hotels where you can do just that.

Jeju Herb Garden Moss Phlox Festival

This April festival is organized around the plant moss phlox (phlox subulata). It may have an unappealing name, but its shape is delicate and bursts forth with a beautiful, deep shade of pink.

WATERBOMB JEJU 2024

Hot and cool, fun and exciting, the biggest summer water music festival is here in Jeju