VISIT JEJU

Iho Tewoo Beach

The exquisite colors of nature contrasted with the red and white pony lighthouses

Geommeolle Beach

A Must-visit Black Sand Beach on Udo Island

Chagwido Island

The Largest Uninhabited Island in Jeju, It Has a Magnificent View of a Coastal Cliff and Strangely Shaped Rocks

HOTDOGI

A shop serving delicious American-style hotdogs, located in the Global Education City, Daejeong-eup

Jeju Central Underground Shopping Mall (Jungang Underground Shopping Center)

Jeju’s only underground mall, a shopping hub for the island

Blanketed with snow: Jeju winter outdoor sightseeing spots

On a clear winter’s night in Jeju, you can gaze up into the universe as the stars twinkle over the entire island. As you take a peaceful stroll through the fresh snow, your footprints leave signs of your calm mind.

A beautiful shopping experience from start to finish - Jungmun Duty Free Shop & Food Trip

Jungmun is a charming place with beautiful ocean views and palm trees, as well as a lot of great sightseeing spots to explore and duty-free shopping to do. These days there are some great deals to be had at the Jeju Duty Free Shop in Jungmun, which specializes in a great selection of luxury items that you can peruse in the lap of luxury. Shopping, relaxing, dining in Jungmun — there’s something for every taste and every budget.

10 Great Jeju Sightseeing Ideas for November: Sounds of the island in autumn

In November, when the autumn leaves up on Hallasan Mountain turn and fields of light brown pampas grass become visible across the entire island, Jeju’s auditory landscape begins to change as well. The wind carries a dry rustling sound as it moves through the pampas grass, brittle crunching sounds come from treading on the fallen leaves, and the ever-present sound of the ocean waves roar with chilly gusts of ocean air. Let’s pause for a moment to appreciate these November Jeju sounds.

As seen on TV! A local trip through every nook and cranny of Seogwipo’s markets: There’s something special about the Daejeong and Moseulpo markets

Why do people seek out local markets when they find themselves in unfamiliar destinations? It’s because these places allow us to catch an up-close glimpse of how the locals live. There’s a special charm in browsing through the quaint stalls and settling down to get a taste of some local specialties. Near Moseulpo Port on the southern tip of Jeju Island are two traditional markets: Daejeong 5-day Market, which opens only on set days, and Moseulpo Jungang Market, which operates daily. Recently featured on the KBS2 variety show Boss in the Mirror, these markets let visitors get a feel for the distinct character of Jeju Island as they bask in the lively calls of the vendors, the rich aromas of delicious food, and the warm hospitality of Jeju locals. Here, we will now introduce some of the unique features of these markets filled with local atmosphere and eclectic shops.