Jeju-do, the southernmost province of South Korea, is a captivating island known for its natural wonders and historical significance. The island is dominated by Hallasan, a dormant volcano and the highest point in South Korea, offering breathtaking views and hiking opportunities. Jeju-do's rich history is evident in its ancient Tamna Kingdom roots and its evolution through various Korean dynasties. The island's unique status as a Special Self-Governing Province adds to its cultural allure, making it a must-visit for those interested in Korean culture and natural beauty.
Jeju-do is best explored by renting a car, as public transport options are limited.
Try the local specialties such as black pork and fresh seafood, which are unique to the island.
Don't miss the hiking trails around Hallasan for stunning views and natural beauty.
Visit historical sites like Seongeup Folk Village to experience traditional Jeju culture.
Spring is ideal for visiting Jeju-do with mild weather and blooming flowers.
Summers are warm and busy, perfect for beach activities and festivals.
Fall offers pleasant weather and fewer crowds, ideal for outdoor exploration.
Winters are mild, making it a good time to explore indoor attractions and enjoy the peaceful scenery.
KRW ₩
$100-$200 p/day
Korean, English
April-June, September-November