VISIT JEJU

Jeju 4·3 Peace Park

A Memorial Park Dedicated to the Lives and Sacrifices of the Victims of the Jeju 4.3 Incident

Chocolate Museum

One of the World’s 10 Greatest Chocolate Museums

Hello Kitty Island

“The World’s Happiest Single Day Adventure, Hello Kitty Island”

Citrus Museum

Learn Everything There Is to Know About Citrus

Gonghoedang

A piece of community history, reborn as a café

Amorepacific Jeju Center Cafe N

A cultural complex presented by Amorepacific

Haelim Sikdang

Haelim Sikdang, a 30-year-old restaurant near the airport, specializes in pollack jjigae

Lee Jae Mo Pizza

A Jeju branch of Busan’s famous Lee Jae Mo Pizza, topped with cheese made in Imsil

Dark Tourism: Painful memories of Jeju Island - Korean Independence (Aug. 15) and the Jeju Hangil Anti-Japanese Movement

The emerald sea and vast expanses of pasture, the fields of fragrant springtime canola flowers, and the windy island paths marked by basalt stone walls. This is undoubtedly Jeju scenery, and peaceful scenery at that. However, during the Japanese Occupation of Korea from 1910 to 1945, Jeju was used as a strategic outpost due to its proximity to Japan. Particularly at the end of World War 2, Jeju became an area where Japanese forces prepared to make a last stand, resulting in the island being caught up in the final frenzy of the war. This year marks the 72nd anniversary of the end of World War 2, and so in remembrance, here are a few of the wartime occupation sites that you can view for yourself and learn more about this tragic event in Jeju’s history.

Remnants of Jeju’s tragic history: The Japanese colonial period

As with many parts of Korea and the region in general, Jeju Island has experienced a significant amount of strife over the centuries. The Japanese occupation (dating roughly from 1910 to 1945) is one such event which has left lasting scars on the island and it’s people. But we shouldn’t look away...

A must-see for curious travelers! (Jeju’s spots worth visiting on “The Dictionary of Useful Knowledge”)

Travel and learn some knowledge at the same time! Jeju has many destinations worth visiting as shown in the “The Dictionary of useful Knowledge.” While traveling, you can explore the vast universe or enjoy a symphony of lightning, as well as have fun while learning scientific principles. The little-known history of Jeju Island is also intriguing, and it used to be an exile for felons. Enjoy the seasonal mandarins and learn some common knowledge about them. The more of Jeju you see, the more attractive it becomes. The more you know Jeju, the more you’ll want to know it better. Enrich your knowledge on this trip.

Top 10 Jeju Sites for November (The deeper the season, the richer the impression. Jeju in November is delightful)

Jeju in November lets you feel the depth of the season with a cool breeze kissing the tip of your nose during an early morning walk along the beach. Looking around, there are dazzling fields of orange-hued mandarins, and schools of yellowtail flutter in the darkened sea. Bountiful food from land and sea beckons as if it has been waiting for this season. November is a time of perfect temperature and humidity, hearty food and pleasant travels, all enjoyed under brilliantly blue skies on the entire island.

Eoseungsaeng Oreum, Walking Through Nature

An immersive exhibition to experience the landscapes and sounds of Eoseungsaeng Oreum

Seogwipo Chilsimni Festival

The Seogwipo Chilsimni Festival, where you can experience the best of Seogwipo’s culture