Jeju Camellia Arboretum

A place to marvel at the blossoming Camellia trees in Wimi-ri, Namwon-eup

Seonheulgot Dongbaek-Dongsan

A Thick Evergreen Forest Created on Lava, Designated a Ramsar Wetland and Global Geopark

Camellia Forest

A fabulous, photogenic orchard of Jeju camellia trees

Camellia Café

Located in Seonheul-ri, Our View is Second to None

The ravishing mystery of camellia flowers

Even during the wintertime, the sea is as blue as ever. The trees bearing lush green remain unchanged. Where else besides Jeju, would you encounter such a warm scenery during the winter? The biggest advantage of a Jeju trip is that you can be healed by and appreciate nature calmly and when you are not weighed down by your daily routine. Allow yourself to escape from the ash-colored city and its dark and somber winter, and take some time to completely heal in Jeju’s mysterious nature.

From Muobeopjeongsa Temple to Donnaeko Valley, (Walking along Dongbaek-gil Trail)

On Hallasan Mountain, a mountain that represents Jeju, there is the Halla Trail, a fantastical forest path where you can meet nature. The Halla Trail, which surrounds the national forest that sits 600 to 800m above sea level, is an 80km-long forest path that connects Muobeopjeongsa, Sioreum Parasitic Cone, Suakgyo Valley, and Iseungak (Iseungi Volcanic Cone) by using a logistics road and forest trail built during the Japanese occupation of Korea and a transport road for shiitake mushroom farms. For some, Halla Trail is a place to experience the history, ecology, and forest culture of Jeju, whereas, for others, it is a place to heal the difficulties of everyday life. Among the various Halla Trails, we introduce Dongbaek-gil Trail where you can heal with nature and view the history and ecology of Jeju from a diverse perspective.

Manor Blanc Camellia Festival

Celebrate camellias at Cafe Manor Blanc in Seogwipo City