A little world of wildflowers in Jeju's Jeoji Village
In western Jeju's Jeoji Artists' Village, Banglimwon combines indoor displays, outdoor gardens, a small cave and frog sculptures tucked among the paths. It is a quieter way to discover the island beyond its famous coast.
In winter, arrive before 4 pm
The Korea Tourism Organization's accessible-travel guide lists winter opening hours of 9 am to 5 pm from November through February, with last admission at 4 pm. From March through October, it lists 9 am to 6 pm and last entry at 5 pm. Leave enough time to see the outdoor garden before daylight fades.
Why do two tourism listings give different prices?
The KTO guide, marked updated on 12 October 2026, lists Monday closure, admission of KRW 10,000 for adults, KRW 8,000 for various discounted visitor categories, and free entry for children aged seven and under. A separate Visit Jeju listing still says the garden is open year-round and adult tickets cost KRW 8,000. These details conflict, so telephone +82-64-773-0090 to confirm the operator's current prices and closing days before setting out.
Coming with a dog?
Visit Jeju mentions dog admission subject to leash and clean-up rules. However, confirm directly with the garden which dog sizes, areas, café access and activities are actually permitted. The KTO guide also mentions limited wheelchair and stroller lending; ask ahead about availability.
Search for the Korean name 방림원 on a map. The address is 864 Yonggeum-ro, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si.