Hallim Park & O'Sulloc Tea Museum
Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU WILL VISIT:
Hallim Park
An oasis of natural splendor and cultural activities, Hallim Park is nestled on the western side of Jeju island. The verdant park welcomes 1.2 million visitors per year to its 80 acres that overlook Hyeopjae and Geumneung Beaches and Biyangdo Island. In addition to gardens, specialty attractions include the Hyeopjae and Ssangyong lava caves, an underground world created 2.5 million years ago by the volcanic eruption of Mount Halla. Visitors explore the impressive caverns studded with stalactites and stalagmites and lime-colored cave walls. At the Jae-Am Folk Village, traditional life is on display in the thatched-roof houses decorated with furnishings used by Jeju's ancestors. Nearby, the Jeju Stone and Bonsai Garden features ancient rock formations and bonsais sheltered by 300-year-old pines.
O'Sulloc Tea Museum
Experience the serenity of a tranquil place devoted to the ceremony of tea drinking. The O'Sulloc Tea Museum displays the history of tea in Korea from field to cup and the significance of green tea to the culture. Enjoy the indoor lotus pond and take in the views from a second-floor observation area that overlooks the countryside and the largest tea plantation in Korea.
WHAT YOU WILL SEE ALONG THE WAY:
Spectacularly beautiful, Jeju, which means "Island of the Gods," is Korea's largest island. Its stunning scenery and host of natural wonders add to its charms. Admire the dramatic rocky coastline, white-sand beaches, sparkling waterfalls, and lush, verdant countryside as you travel. The island's warm climate, friendly locals and picture-perfect landscapes have rightfully earned its reputation as a premier honeymoon spot. Seogwipo has a compact urban center and an expansive coastline. The prominent Hallasan Mountain is a prized natural landmark, as are the waterfalls, rock formations and picturesque views that surround the southernmost city in Korea.
SHOPPING:
The O'Sulloc Tea Museum has a small gift shop where you can purchase loose teas, tea sets and related products, and even green tea ice cream.
Points of interest
Hallim Park
Schedule
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Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU WILL VISIT:
Hallim Park
An oasis of natural splendor and cultural activities, Hallim Park is nestled on the western side of Jeju island. The verdant park welcomes 1.2 million visitors per year to its 80 acres that overlook Hyeopjae and Geumneung Beaches and Biyangdo Island. In addition to gardens, specialty attractions include the Hyeopjae and Ssangyong lava caves, an underground world created 2.5 million years ago by the volcanic eruption of Mount Halla. Visitors explore the impressive caverns studded with stalactites and stalagmites and lime-colored cave walls. At the Jae-Am Folk Village, traditional life is on display in the thatched-roof houses decorated with furnishings used by Jeju's ancestors. Nearby, the Jeju Stone and Bonsai Garden features ancient rock formations and bonsais sheltered by 300-year-old pines.
O'Sulloc Tea Museum
Experience the serenity of a tranquil place devoted to the ceremony of tea drinking. The O'Sulloc Tea Museum displays the history of tea in Korea from field to cup and the significance of green tea to the culture. Enjoy the indoor lotus pond and take in the views from a second-floor observation area that overlooks the countryside and the largest tea plantation in Korea.
WHAT YOU WILL SEE ALONG THE WAY:
Spectacularly beautiful, Jeju, which means "Island of the Gods," is Korea's largest island. Its stunning scenery and host of natural wonders add to its charms. Admire the dramatic rocky coastline, white-sand beaches, sparkling waterfalls, and lush, verdant countryside as you travel. The island's warm climate, friendly locals and picture-perfect landscapes have rightfully earned its reputation as a premier honeymoon spot. Seogwipo has a compact urban center and an expansive coastline. The prominent Hallasan Mountain is a prized natural landmark, as are the waterfalls, rock formations and picturesque views that surround the southernmost city in Korea.
SHOPPING:
The O'Sulloc Tea Museum has a small gift shop where you can purchase loose teas, tea sets and related products, and even green tea ice cream.
Points of interest
Hallim Park