Must see in Jeju Island

20 places to visit in Jeju Island:

Hallasan National Park - A national park with a volcanic mountain, Hallasan, as its centerpiece.

Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak - A UNESCO World Heritage Site and a volcanic crater that offers a stunning view of the sunrise.

Manjanggul Cave - One of the longest lava tunnels in the world.

Jeju Folk Village Museum - A museum showcasing traditional Korean houses and folk arts.

Jeju Teddy Bear Museum - A museum with a collection of teddy bears from around the world.

Jungmun Beach - A beautiful beach surrounded by cliffs and lush forests.

Jeju Aqua Planet - An aquarium with various marine creatures and a large water tank for shows.

Oedolgae Rock - A scenic rock formation overlooking the sea.

Mysterious Road - A road that appears to defy gravity, creating an optical illusion.

Yakcheonsa Temple - A Buddhist temple with a large statue of Buddha and beautiful gardens.

Jeju Love Land - A sex-themed park with sculptures and artwork depicting human sexuality.

Sanbangsan Mountain - A mountain with a temple and a hot spring.

Jeju Haenyeo Museum - A museum showcasing the unique culture of female divers, known as Haenyeo, who gather seafood without the aid of oxygen masks.

Jeju Glass Castle - A museum showcasing various glass art and sculptures.

Jeju Horse Park - A park where visitors can ride horses and enjoy the scenic nature of Jeju Island.

Jeju Stone Park - A park with various rock formations and a folk village.

Jeju Aerospace Museum - A museum showcasing the history of aviation and space exploration.

Jeju Island Traditional Five-Day Market - A traditional market where locals buy and sell various goods and food.

Jeju Nanta Theatre - A theater with a non-verbal performance incorporating traditional Korean percussion and acrobatics.

Jeju Olle Trail - A scenic hiking trail that covers the coastline and forests of Jeju Island.