Visit Jeju lists the 'Path of Connections' as Route 2 of the Chusa Exile Trail. Starting at Jeju Chusa Museum, the described route goes via Suwori Pond, Jeju Pottery Museum and gotjawal woodland to the Osulloc tea fields. The tourism description estimates approximately 8 km and 3–4 hours. Suwori Pond is presented as a small park associated with poems from Chusa Kim Jeong-hui's exile; the tea fields introduce his connection with tea culture. This is a point-to-point walk, not a circular route, so arrange return transport from Osulloc in advance. The Visit Jeju description is old and does not confirm that every woodland section is currently open or signposted, or that the pottery museum is admitting visitors. Check current trail access, weather, transport and the individual facilities before travelling.
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- Oct 18, 2026
Jeju Chusa Exile Trail Route 2: Path of Connections to Osulloc
An approximately 8 km walk from Chusa Museum via Suwori Pond, the pottery museum and gotjawal forest to tea fields.
A point-to-point walk connecting historical and tea-culture sites requires planning transport back from the finish.
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What we're seeing
Unlike Route 1's historic loop, Route 2 follows a one-way literary and tea-culture itinerary from the Chusa Museum to the tea fields.
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What we still don't know
Current trail maintenance, access, buses and the hours of stopover facilities are not independently verified.