Jeju Haenyeo Museum
A public museum in Gujwa for understanding the work, lives and community of Jeju’s women divers.
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A public museum in Gujwa for understanding the work, lives and community of Jeju’s women divers.
Jeju International Convention Center is a major convention and exhibition venue in Jungmun, Seogwipo. Its schedule includes exhibitions, conferences and public events, including the 2026 Jeju International Art Fair.
A large landscape museum and cultural park in Jeju’s mid-mountain area that interprets volcanic stone, island creation mythology and everyday stone culture through indoor galleries and extensive outdoor grounds.
A UNESCO-listed hydrovolcanic tuff cone on Jeju’s eastern coast, with a short but steep summit route and broad views over the crater, sea, Udo and Seongsan.
A dramatic Seogwipo waterfall that drops from a coastal cliff toward the sea, making it a short, high-impact nature stop close to the city and Jeju Olle Route 6.
A memorial park and museum in Jeju City that explains the Jeju 4·3 events through documentary exhibitions, memorial spaces, the victims’ tablets, and a landscape designed for remembrance rather than casual sightseeing. It is one of the most useful stops for travelers who want historical context for Jeju beyond beaches and volcanic scenery.
A protected grove of old nutmeg-yew trees in eastern Jeju with a compact forest trail and a notably quiet, shaded atmosphere. It suits travelers who want an easy nature stop between bigger east-Jeju sights, including families and visitors who prefer a walk over a steep hike.
Jeju Island’s primary air gateway in Jeju City, served by a dense bus network, airport limousine routes, taxis and rental-car services rather than rail.
A reservation-based healing forest in Jeju spanning subtropical, temperate and boreal vegetation, with forest-therapy programs and old cypress stands.
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