Hallim Park is a well-known tourist attraction in Jeju and holds monthly flower-related events. One of the highlights during the spring season will be the Hallim Park Tulip festival whereby there will be various species of tulips, such as Apeldoorn, Shirley, Kees Nelis, Barcelona, Pink Diamond and more. Besides, you can also taste bibimbap decorated with the colourful tulips

As the world’s first horse-theme park, Raon The Ma Park performs permanent horse-riding performance, “Empire of Thousand Years. Oh! Goguryeo Dynasty”, which is based on the life of Jumong, the founder of Goguryeo Dynasty. It also has high-quality horse-riding facility available from beginner to expert. You can enjoy various contents related to horses.

The Osulloc Tea Museum, located on Jeju Island opened in 2001 is Korea's first tea museum. In 2013, Osulloc Tea Stone was built next to the museum offering visitors with various tea experience and cultural activity programs.

Yongmeori Coast is a volcanic beach made of ash emitted during violent explosions occurring when hot magna coming from underground met the cold seawater. Going down the narrow path to the beach, you can also see a sandstone cliff. Its name, Yongmeori (it literally means a dragon’s head) comes from its resemblance to a dragon appearing ready to plunge deep into the sea. Entrance may not be permitted during rising tides or bad weather. In case of closing of Yongmeori Coast (during rising tides or bad weather) Mt. Songaksan will be alternative tour course

Sanbangsan, rising to a height of 395 meters is a typical dome-shaped, craterless volcano. Its name, Sanbang, originates from a natural stone cave formed in the middle of the mountain. Inside the cave, called Sanbanggulsa Temple, there is a statue of the Buddha. According to a legend, water drops from the cave ceiling are the tears of love shed by the goddess who protects Sanbangsan’s stone walls.

Since its opening in 2001, teddy bear lovers have got one more place to visit and cuddle up with the world's most iconic plush toys! Enjoy its wide range of themed exhibits, which include Seoul History, 100 Years of Modern History, Arts, World Travel and many more.

A Tricky Theme Park Made of Five Optical Illusion Experience Themes Trick Art, Digital Art, Sculpture Art, Provence Art We will provide our visitors a special and exciting experience and story through 5 unique themes

Cheonjeyeon Falls, named "The Pond of God," consists of 3 sections. Around the falls, a variety of plant life thrives, such as the rare ‘solimnan’ reeds. To the east, there is a cave where cold water pours from the ceiling to create the first waterfall. The water gathers into a pool and from there, falls two more times, creating the second and third waterfalls, which then flow into the sea.

Handam Coastal Trail is a short walking path along the west coast of Jeju. It starts at Handam Village and ends at Gwakji Beach. It’s a scenic route that takes you along the rocky coastline and provides great views out over the sea. It’s long been a popular spot for walkers, but more recently, the coffee shops and restaurants that line the route have attracted the island’s foodies.

Located in Sangchang Village, Andeok-myeon, the 20-hectare park holds some 6,000 camellia trees and over 500 different species of wildflowers, trees and other plants, like hydrangeas. It’s about an hour by bus to the southwest of Jeju City.

Arte Museum is Jeju’s newest (and largest) immersive media art destination. The building, which used to be a factory that manufactured speakers, was remodeled to create a media art world using the latest technology.