Jeju City Jeju-do, South Korea Travel Guide
Embrace Jeju's natural environment with thrilling and serene outdoor pursuits.
Seongpanak (Moderate-Challenging, 9.6 km one-way, 9 hrs round-trip journey), Gwanseumsa (Challenging, 8.7 km one-way, 10 hrs round trip).
Network of over 27 routes (10-20 km each), varying difficulty from easy coastal walks to moderate uphill sections. Route 17 passes through Jeju City.
Numerous smaller parasitic volcanoes (oreums). Easier than Hallasan, diverse experiences, e.g., Saebyeol Oreum, Darangswi Oreum.
Always check weather conditions before outdoor activities. Inform someone of your plans for remote hikes. Wear appropriate gear and stay hydrated.
Engage with Jeju's unique culture through various hands-on experiences and traditional events.
Occasional traditional performances at cultural centers or during festivals. Check local listings for schedules.
Visitors can observe traditional rituals on specific dates, a glimpse into Jeju's ancient spiritual practices.
Some tours focusing on culture or guesthouses share Jeju's unique myths and legends.
Support local communities by visiting traditional villages (e.g., Seongeup Folk Village) to preserve culture.
Formal short-term classes are limited.
Jeju Fire Festival (early spring), Jeju Olle Walking Festival (autumn), Jeju Tangerine Festival (autumn/winter).
Jeju has opportunities to unwind and rejuvenate, drawing on its the environment and Korean wellness traditions.
Specialized retreats are limited. Some guesthouses or resorts offer individual classes or spaces for personal practice.
Traditional Korean medicine (Hanbang) clinics in Jeju City offer acupuncture, herbal remedies.
Iho Tewoo, Hamdeok, Gwakji beaches for relaxing. Resorts and hotels feature pools for swimming and lounging.
Utilize Jeju's clean air, ocean views, and green landscapes for mental calm.
Healthy local produce and seafood contribute to a sense of finebeing.
Combine gentle walks or cycling with spa relaxation for balanced rejuvenation.
Jeju City has various options for evening entertainment, from live music to karaoke and late-night dining.
Yeon-dong and Nohyeong-dong districts house nightclubs and lively bars. From quiet lounges to bustling pubs.
Extremely popular in Korea. Many establishments operate throughout Jeju City until late hours.
Many restaurants serving Korean BBQ, fried chicken (chimaek), or other dishes operate until late into the night.
Discover diverse bars, from cozy lounges to energetic spots for evening drinks.
PC Bangs (internet cafes) offer gaming and internet access late into the night.
Dongmun Market's night section offers food and a lively atmosphere until late.
Practice safe drinking, stay aware of your surroundings, and utilize reliable transportation at night. Respect local customs and noise levels.
Explore Jeju's shopping scene to find local specialties, souvenirs, and international brands.
Limited within Jeju City. Some craft shops have locally made goods like ceramics or volcanic rock items.
Tangerine-related products (chocolates, dried tangerines, makgeolli), Dol Hareubang figurines, volcanic rock art, local agricultural products.
Jeju green tea from plantations like Osulloc makes for a tasteful gift.
