Native Faces of Jeju
Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU WILL VISIT:
Sangumburi Crater
One of the three major craters on the volcanic island of Jeju, Sangumburi Crater is a designated Natural Monument. A bird's-eye view of the crater would look like a giant sports stadium, but on the ground you'll find yourself surrounded by over 400 different species of subtropical, temperate and alpine flowering plants. A guided walk along the well-paved paths on the rim of the crater lead to a small pavilion and several scenic viewpoints to observe the birds and wildlife that thrive in this preserved habitat.
Seongeup Folk Village
Nestled within the Jeju Folklore Preservation Zone, Seongeup Folk Village is a living museum and village, supported by the government to preserve it as an authentic cultural destination. Here you'll step back in time as friendly islanders welcome you to their traditional way of life. Admire the charming thatched-roof dwellings, stone courtyard walls, Confucian shrine, school, mill and stone monuments. Learn about the local art, cuisine, dialect and traditions that inhabitants have passed down through the generations. This ancient village offers an immersive experience, a place to learn the history and culture of the island and its heritage.
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:
Local delicacies as far as the eye can see greet visitors at Seogwipo Maeil Olle Market, a bustling indoor marketplace established in the 1960s. From premium produce and seafood to colorful souvenirs, the stalls, tended by friendly locals, brim with delights.
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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:
Sangumburi Crater
One of the three major craters on the volcanic island of Jeju, Sangumburi Crater is a designated Natural Monument. A bird's-eye view of the crater would look like a giant sports stadium, but on the ground you'll find yourself surrounded by over 400 different species of subtropical, temperate and alpine flowering plants. A guided walk along the well-paved paths on the rim of the crater lead to a small pavilion and several scenic viewpoints to observe the birds and wildlife that thrive in this preserved habitat.
Seongeup Folk Village
Nestled within the Jeju Folklore Preservation Zone, Seongeup Folk Village is a living museum and village, supported by the government to preserve it as an authentic cultural destination. Here you'll step back in time as friendly islanders welcome you to their traditional way of life. Admire the charming thatched-roof dwellings, stone courtyard walls, Confucian shrine, school, mill and stone monuments. Learn about the local art, cuisine, dialect and traditions that inhabitants have passed down through the generations. This ancient village offers an immersive experience, a place to learn the history and culture of the island and its heritage.
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:
Local delicacies as far as the eye can see greet visitors at Seogwipo Maeil Olle Market, a bustling indoor marketplace established in the 1960s. From premium produce and seafood to colorful souvenirs, the stalls, tended by friendly locals, brim with delights.