VISIT JEJU

Jungang-ro

The central road connecting the past and present of Jeju City

Baksugijeong

Baksugijeong: The geological folding screen of Daepyeong-ri

Namguksa Temple

A Small Buddhist Temple in Downtown Jeju with a Cedar Forest Trail Blended with Hydrangeas

Ghost Town

‘Ghost Town:’ a unique ghost and horror-themed experience

Miju Coffee and Cake

A place filled with the aroma of coffee and flowers throughout the four seasons

Jejudang Bakery Café

A massive bakery café using Jeju ingredients to create delectable baked goods

Namu A Re

Find healing through wood and coffee at Namu A Re

MEATTOWN

MEATTOWN: Serving handcrafted burgers with thick patties and fresh vegetables

Hanwha Resort Jeju

Hanwha Resort Jeju: An all-in-one stop for resting, ‘woof-packing,’ and workationing

A Splash of Color on a Winter Day (Where to See Camellias on Jeju)

Red camellias are a winter highlight for flower lovers on Jeju. Here are four places you can see them.

Snek berbentuk Jeju: Kudap-kudapan yang banyak di pulau

Sandwich dibuat daripada makarel? Memikirkan gabungan itu mungkin membuat anda akan menggaru kepala dalam kebingungan. Tetapi ia sebenarnya lebih sedap daripada yang anda fikirkan! Malah, sangat luar biasa. Kami menjemput anda untuk memasuki dunia masakan imaginasi Jeju yang lazat.

Traveling on foot? No worries! Explore Jeju on foot with the 181 Bus Route

One of the essentials for traveling in Jeju is usually a car. From breathtaking natural landscapes and vast ocean views to scenic cafés, having a car lets you travel comfortably and efficiently. But sometimes, we long for a slower, more peaceful trip. With just a backpack and a camera, take a bus ride and enjoy a laid-back journey through Jeju—it’s a refreshing alternative to the usual fast-paced travels.

How many of the islands around Jeju have you explored? Journey Farther Afield and Tour the Smaller Islands of Jeju

The ocean around Jeju is home to so many small islands that it is even nicknamed the “Sea of Many Island” (“Dadohae” in Korean). These myriad islets, inhabited and uninhabited alike, surround the main island of Jeju like stars scattered through a midsummer night’s sky, many with their own special charm and unique attractions. Udo Island, Chujado Island, Gapado Island, and Marado Island are all within an easy 1–2 hour ferry ride from Jeju, making them ideal choices for a day trip. From fishing, to marine leisure, to trendy hotspots, these islands have a singular allure that can’t be replicated on the main island.