Things to see in Jeju Island Hallasan Mountain

Although the Hallasan Mountain (1950m) is the highest mountain of Korea, it is quite easy to climb; most people can make it to the peak and climb down in a day. Hikers will be rewarded with the beautiful Crater Lake as well as a breathtaking view of Jeju.

Seongsan Ilchulbong

Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak (182m) rose from the sea in a series of volcanic eruptions beginning over 100,000 years ago. The site resembles an old fortress on a coastal cliff.  The sunrise seen from the peak is considered one of the most fascinating scenic views in Jeju Island.

Teddy Bear Museum                

Jeju Teddy Bear Museum displays  teddy bear dolls from all over the world. The teddy bears have incredible designs and most of them are handmade designs.  Also, you can explore different halls such as the history hall, art hall and project exhibit hall.

Loveland                

The park is focused on sexuality and eroticism. Sculptures in different intimate positions cover the park. There is even a recreational and play area where couples can drop off their kids and go for a stroll in the park. It is 10 minutes away from the airport so this could be your last stop before you board your flight out of Jeju. It will definitely make for a memorable experience.

Manjanggul Cave                  

Manjanggul Cave was formed 2.5 million years ago with a variety of natural formations such as long lava stalagmites and lava tube tunnels. Carry a sweater in case it gets a bit chilly and wear suitable shoes to avoid slipping in the dark.

Olle Walking Trail                 Olle trails has 20 walking routes which will take three to six hours duration from anywhere. The routes are marked by arrows, sculptures and colour tags and promises to lead you through the most beautiful picturesque mountain scenery, neighbourhood backyards and breathtaking beachfront shores. You can also catch a bus on the coastal route which regularly stops by the trail. Cheonjeyeon Waterfall                                  

Cheonjeyeon waterfall originates from the ceiling of a cave and it comprises three sections. The first waterfall parts to produce the second and third waterfalls, and the water eventually flows into the sea. Around the subtropical falls, much flora and fauna exist; you can even find rare and unique Solipnan reeds and Skeleton fork ferns. This area is truly a botanist’s paradise.

Jeju Folk Village Museum              

The museum consists of the mountain village, hill- country village, fishing village and shamanism village with a total of 117 houses and facilities. It has recreated the living lifestyle of the villages to that of the 1890s. It is the island’s main tourist attraction where the customs of the old days can be explored.

Best time to visit Peak season: May to September Off season: December to April Shoulder season: October to November Visa details For visa, contact Embassy of Korea, Ravi Bhawan, Kalimati. Contact: 01-4270172 Website: ncl.mofa.go.kr Korean Air Flight To reach Jeju Island, take a flight from Kathmandu to Incheon Airport. From there you will need to take an hour’s bus ride or hire a taxi to reach Gimpo Domestic Airport and take a flight to Jeju Island. Ticket price: Rs. 1, 04,304 per person excluding bus rides or taxis