
Jeju City Jeju-do, South Korea Travel Guide
From Jeju City, travel east for famous landmarks like Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak and Manjanggul Lava Tube, about a 1 to 1.5-hour drive. Western Jeju, with beaches and tea plantations, is 45 minutes to 1 hour away. Southern Jeju, home to Seogwipo City, takes 1 to 1.5 hours.
For island travel, car rental gives independence. Jeju's bus network links major sites. Organized tours cover specific regions, often with hotel pick-up.
Jeju's volcanic land has stunning natural beauty, perfect for outdoor discovery.
Hallasan National Park offerits varied landscapes and hiking. Manjanggul Lava Tube, an UNESCO site, has impressive underground formations. Bijarim Forest, with historic nutmeg trees, provides tranquil walks.
Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak, an UNESCO cone, offers dramatic vistas. Seopjikoji, a coastal area, features cliffs and a lighthouse. Udo Island, a short ferry away, boasts white sand beaches and lava cliffs.
Discover Jeju's heritage through traditional villages and historical locations.
A well-preserved village demonstrating traditional Jeju culture, architecture, and lifestyle. Immersive historical insights await.
Explore the island's interior, discover tranquil tangerine groves and small farms. Witness Jeju's peaceful rural life.
A significant Buddhist site with a cave temple (Sanbanggulsa). A natural wonder and place of spiritual reflection.
Seongeup Folk Village provides an immersive journey into Jeju's unique past. See traditional homes and local crafts.
Sanbangsan Mountain, beyond its scenic beauty, contains Sanbanggulsa, a Buddhist cave temple. A sacred destination.
Combine Jeju City exploration with one major island region. Focus on East Jeju: Seongsan Ilchulbong, Manjanggul, and Udo Island.
Cover all major island regions. Include Jeju City, North/East, South (Seogwipo), and West (Hyeopjae Beach). A Hallasan hike fits if time allows.
Follow the one-week plan, after that add specific Olle Trails, lesser-known Oreums, area hamlets, cooking classes, or an Udo Island overnight.
Systematically hike all Olle Trails for comprehensive island exploration.
Explore local food culture through markets, cooking classes, and farm visits.
Explore Jeju's unique history, geology, and local communities.