A beautiful place surrounded by the mountains near the Yoonjin river. The train village is famous for its Rose festival and train station. Must visit.

Very beautiful place. Old trains were used as pension house, restaurant or even toilets. So many things to look around and enjoy like riding a rail bike or mini train

My son (4) and I looooove this place. You can get to it easily from the actual train line and there are lots of various things to do for kids. The rose festival in late spring is also absolutely beautiful!

It is affordable price compare than big kids' places in cities. No crowd, beautiful place.

Great place for spending time outdoors with family. Perfect especially for those with kids.

Taking train is the easiest way to enjoy river view. Round trip is KRW 7,000. This train reminisced a steam train.

Everything you need for a great day out! Lots for the kids and enough stuff to keep parents relaxed. The majority of the activities are outside but there are a few inside. We've visited in the rain and found something to do there.

Awesome~~ great park. So beautiful and hard to explain the beauty of the park. You can spend all day here and enjoy so many varieties of scenery. Took so many photos that I can't share all of them. Entry fee is so cheap too. There are many cafe along the way so you can rest for short time before you continue your way. Can't imagine when they completely finish planting all the flower. Must visit!!! 👍👍👍👍👍

A stunning, incredible garden park. Give yourself multiple hours to explore though. Lots of things to see and do.

If you are thinking to visit this garden then, just go there and you will never regret. I visited this place on 05 April 2024. We were just walking through this beautiful landscape, incredibly large garden for more than 4 hours. Entry fee to this garden in 3000 KRW for adults.

Great job on your work! Must visit if you are in area

So many things to do- rain or shine. Beautiful flowers and garden is very well-maintained. Highly recommend the boat tour, too. It was such a nice way to see the surrounding area of the garden.

Incredibly wide, well maintained, absolutely gorgeous! The landscaping design is unique and beautiful. Staff members and volunteers were all friendly, which made our experiences much more special. It was drizzly, but we didn’t have any umbrellas. The people who were greeting at the gate led us to a place where we could rent umbrellas for free. They didn’t even ask for any identification; it was run on honor system. Excellent place to visit!

This garden has beautiful scenery as much as its size. The flowers swaying in the wind, the water currents, and even the warm breeze create an exotic atmosphere. Despite its large size, it is well managed. I want to go there again.

It’s amazing how you can preserve nature , seeing crabs and mud skippers priceless .

Vast and expansive nature reserve. Be prepared to spend at least 3 hours enjoying the many trails/walks. Come in the late afternoon to view the beautiful sunset.

Really lovely walk, can get a bit busy especially on the weekends, but worth a visit for sure. Great sunset is. I think it was 5,000 per person to get in, but I thought it was worth it. Could easily spend half a day or more there. Bikes to rent and boat rides too, but I didn’t do any of them.

wow. what a beautiful and peaceful place!! Not crowded. Go for the sunset! You walk mostly on the raised board path until you come on a pretty steep hill. It says the observatory is closed but you can still hike up almost all the way there to enjoy the amazing views!

Beautiful spot that's well worth the entrance fee. It's unfortunately a little further away from most tourist town/city options but if you're in the area, it's certainly worth the visit.

Suncheon Bay Nature Reserve and Reed Field is a wonderful place to visit if you like the peace and quiet of nature. We started early and enjoyed walking around. This place is huge so be prepared to walk a lot. The reed field was beautiful in summer, very green. The birds, ducks, herons, crickets etc were all humming the entire time. The air was nice, crisp and clean. I enjoyed watching the crabs and mudfish interact in their natural habitat. We also hiked all the way up to the observatory. We saw a mountain cat too! The view there amazing! You can see the entire reserve. There's butteflied and caterpillars and even crabs up the mountain. There's also a restaurant serving coffee, desserts and lunch. For the meals, the ingredients were mostly sourced within the reserve so that's really cool. I would love to see this reserve in autumn when the colors change to browns and reds. It's also home to migratory birds so that would be nice.

Visiting the wetlands in Suncheon was such a cool experience. We spent a good 4 hours there. You can check out the bird museum, the planetarium and then walk through the wetlands. There's a bit of a hike to reach the multiple observation decks. The views from the top are incredible. Such a peaceful and beautiful outing in nature.

A magnificent temple located in the middle of the mountain. Very recommended to visit here.

From parking lot, no.1 walk about 1 k.m. To the temple alongside with a lot of trees so peaceful. The world heritage temple. They keep it in original as much as they can. Inside the temple have a lot of Sweet osmanthus trees, the smell so good.

It is a beautiful temple.If you need Suncheon 1 day tour, please contact me

Beyond stunning. Preserves its old fading beauty as is. Every glance warrants a photo!

Seonamsa is one of the famous tourist site of suncheon. As you can see the famous arc of seonamsa in every picture of suncheon. It is around tens of km far from main city of suncheon. You can drive in about 45 minutes or take a bus number 1 or 16. The place has nice green surrounding far from city and river flowing on the side. People usually come for hike as there are multiple routes. But they are not challenging. There are many buddha temples here too. It is worth going.

sun, 7/25 @ 1p - ms. heera kim, one of the few english speaking park guides at seonamsa temple was the BEST!!! she walked w me about 2hrs in on trail, while providing me info about things i saw. she was also kind to take pics of me at famous photo spots. what put her service above and beyond was her knowing i wld miss the last bus at 5:30p, so she went after her working hrs in her personal vehicle to pick me up at the end of my long 9km/6mi hike at the other temple songgwangsa. she then took me 30m to my nxt sightseeing plc, which was the naganeupseong village. her kindness will nvr b forgotten! 😍

It has one of the two Restrooms in Korea registered as Cultural heritage!

A good place. Calm and clean, remote from the urban crowd. Parking place is large. All facilities available.

An absolute "must see" if you visit. Please be warned that he story of Gwanju's uprising is harrowing, yet hugely significant. The heart of the townspeople during the whole event is something that the community are very proud of. We were very lucky that upon arrival here we were greeted by a free guide who had lived through the uprising and gave us a personal account of his and his friend's and family's experience. He walked us through the park and showed us the graves of the known and unknown victims, the monuments and their significance, and guided us through the exhibition hall.

Quiet and sombre monument to the fallen during the suppression of democracy in the dark days of oppression.

(Translated by Google) We will protect democracy. (Original) 민주주의는 우리가 지키겠습니다.

(Translated by Google) I'm just sorry and grateful... (I'm also grateful to the administrators who prepared the chrysanthemums and umbrellas.) (Original) 그저 죄송하고 감사드립니다.. (국화꽃과 우산 준비해주신 관리자분들께도 감사드립니다)

(Translated by Google) I visited Mangwol-dong Cemetery, the sacred place of democracy. (Original) 민주화의 성지 망월동묘지에 다녀왔습니다

(Translated by Google) It was a meaningful occasion to visit the site of the May 18th spirits, watch a video, and commemorate those who sacrificed their lives to protect democracy. (Original) 5.18 영령들이 계신곳에 참배하고 영상을 보고 민주주의를 지키기위해 목숨을 바치신 분들을 기리는 뜻깊은 자리가 되었음

It's small, doesn't require a lot of walking, just up small steps, and you've seen it all.

A place filled with bamboo trees and Korean style houses. This place is a man-made garden from the Chosun dynasty, where intellects gathered and exchanged thoughts and ideas, as well as drink booze. Entrance fee of 2000 Won will let you experience this serene hideaway. Recommended if you are in the area.

Now some area is under repair work so can not access. But there is still enough things to see and feel korean culture.

A old style Korean garden, a quiet place near a bamboo forest, perfect for relaxing.

A beautiful garden with bamboo trees.

It's not a very large garden but it's extremely beautiful with a lot of details considered in the placement of certain trees and buildings. The river stream is also very beautiful full with moss and boulders. Highly recommended if you are in the area looking for a short walk.

This is one of the most peaceful place I have ever been and bamboo forest is so refreshing!!! Watch out for every corner of it. You will enjoy it even further such as looking wind chime into the air and so much more

One of the prettiest temples in Korea.

gorgeous temple, alot of others seem to be sort of tourist trappy or cheap but this is the real traditional experience. the buildings are beautiful the landscape is lovely. i went during the rainy season and it made for some lovely photos. just make sure you remain respectful and quiet during your visit. there are alot of beautiful water features and really lovely woods across from the temple grounds as well as some places to pray.

One of the most famous buddist temples in Korea. The temple is known for its long history, and many well-known monks have come from this place. However, from a tourist point of view, there are not many things to see considering the time required and traffic inconveniences. Nevertheless, the temple can be an interesting place for people who have never been to asian buddist temples before.

Visited Oct. 2nd, 2022. I loved the view, walk, forest, temple. You can buy good wodden scent cooking chopstick. I suggest you don't buy drinks from gift shop, not terrible but not good.

Beautiful temple, beautiful scenery. A lovely loop walk! I really enjoyed seeing this temple, it was a lot bigger than I thought it was going to be! I loved the intricate details on each of the buildings. You can also do a Temple Stay here, and I think that's really cool! If you're down here from Pyeongtaek or Osan, I highly recommend seeing this place!

Was there on a templestay. Experienced the sounding of the 4 treasures in temple prior to the morning and evening prayer sessions. The surroundings are wonderful for hikes and walks and scenery is spectacular. Hikes are not refommended for those with any walking issues, however small, as some places could be challenging to tackle head-on.

I enjoyed a hike around the temple but the temple itself was a little dissapointing. There are so many new buildings, cars parked everywhere that the atmosphere is more of a "lived in quarters" than a Joseon era temple. I think for example Buseoksa Temple was better, but that's just my opinion.

A pleasant stroll through a Joseon-era traditional Korean village. End it with a Korean pancake with honey filling, or for the more adventurous, boiled pupa.

We have been here numerous times and this time it was for the Folk Culture Festival. It was full but not overly crowded. There are traditional games, traditional performance and culture experiences. If you have been to Jeonju you might find this one exciting as well because it is more traditional. People still live in the houses so dont go in if the gates are closed. Open houses are usually for experience programs. You can go up the fortress and look at the village from above. Not so recommended if you bring a stroller or with an elderly cos the stone steps can be steep and uneven. Other than the fortress climb, the path is flat and easy. There are restaurants inside and on ordinary days you can eat there but unless you come early during the festival days, you have to wait at least an hour. We had lunch at one of the setup food tents nearby. Price was much cheaper and I would say quite tasty and you can find a seat easily. Spacious parking, affordable ticket price. Free if you are more than 65, under 7, have disability card. We had the fee 50% discount today, probably because of the festival. Overall is a good place to see what traditional life is about, especially for children.

Interesting and insightful learning today of this place. My 1st time in this town and it has such a rich history of the March anti-japanese movement back in March 13, 1919 at Nagan-Eupseong. Definitely worthwhile use of our time here.

Nice place to spend half a day. If you come After 6:30 pm, entrance is free.

It was my second visit with foreign friends. I think it’s not so good place with foreigners hahaha . Wide parking lot was good. We could enjoy walking a lot with talking so for couple, it can be nice place with eating ice cream or some snacks.

Jewel in the Palace K-drama made this place very famous! Most of the historical movies are filmed here, so the village is also known as a Filming Site. Naganeupseong, Gwangju I highly recommend this place for everyone! So many things to discover! 💥🌟🌼🔥

Great little village, worth a relaxing few hours to stroll through. There are a couple K-drama filming locations as well. Getting there was very easy by bus from Suncheon.

Fantastic free guided tour if you go on a Saturday you might be lucky enough to meet Mr.Park :)

OK museum but very few English signs. The museum is free and worth a quick visit if in the park as there are a few interesting displays. However, it is not worth going out of your way to come here unless you know Korean.

See posting for Gwangju Museum of Art. All in all, tells the story of Korea's rich, vibrant culture and history. Free entry.

Nice place which explains the history and culture. Unique place

An excellent museum with life-like models and the authorities allow taking photos of the artefacts. Very few tourist places with English (bilingual) boards and also a detailed illustrated booklet about the artefacts. The staff is very courteous though nine can speak a word of English . The best part is that the entry is free.

The exhibits feature quite a bit of Korean history, but are a bit heavy on mannequin dioramas. It is free, and the park around the museum offers an interesting stroll.

Closed on friday? Did Not say anything about that in google

Hate to see the market kind of dead...not sure whether it is due to political turmoil or just out of date??? Nothing to see or street foods.

A historic old market street with old shops selling food. Some converted to more modern cafes, while others retain their old fashion charm. Worth a visit to soak in the atmosphere and pick on some street snacks. Street parking and parking lot available nearby.

They're trying their best. Some good stores and street food. The brewery was a nice surprise and really the only place besides the German restaurant that was attracting crowds.

It's really pretty and maybe it was more lively pre-covid times but there wasn't much to do there when I went. I did enjoy the photo booth but that's all there was.

Interesting place. Many things to see and eat around this area

I visited during the day and most of all the shops were closed. I think the place comes to life at night time. It's a nice place to stroll through, especially if you need to kill some time before catching your next train.

It was a little difficult to find, but once we did, it was awesome! Go as it's getting dark and the street comes alive with a trendy yet old-school, retro feel. It's a great place to dress in old-fashioned school uniforms or take some black and white photos. Lots of yummy places to stop and eat street food as well. It's a blast!

Really cool to see where green tea comes from! I hear 40% of all Korea's green tea comes from here. They have cafes and stores. The green tea ice cream is delicious. You can also buy matcha and other high quality teas. When you come here bring a good pair of shoes to climb the stairs. If you want to see a view of the ocean, there is a rocky path and hiking shoes would be recommended.

Beautiful scenery, an amazing exhibition of nature and human artistry

Had a lovely time viewing the fields and enjoying local food at a nearby restaurant

Definitely worth the trip!! The pictures don’t do it justice. This is THE largest Tea Garden in the nation and has been opened since 1939. It had to be rebuilt after the war, but there are no traces of the previous devastation. There are many private farms nearby, but this one is open to the public and has been used as a sight for filming. Come treat yourself to something that used to be propagated only in Buddhist temples and royal courts!!! **Nice getaway from the city. Path to the farm consists of two loops. To the left from the entrance is a walking loop through thick bamboo. To the right is the tea farm. Lots of parking nearby. Wear good walking shoes.

Beautiful environment and not only the tea plants. There are flowers and nice trees all around. It is definitely worth to climb up to the observatory (the view is worth, better to start from the left side) and also to make a small side trip to the small bamboo forest.

Visiting this place was an absolute beautiful sight to see. And not to mention the green tea ice cream, so yummy!!!! I would recommend this place and visit it again. Visiting this place was so beautiful, peaceful and overall calming to my soul. I would want to go back to check out the bamboo side since I didn't find out about that side till after I left.

Nice plantation, worth a visit. Ice cream is great. Hot dog was not bad. Make sure you don't miss the bamboo trail too. Take comfortable shoes because there's a bit of a hike to the top view point.

Family friendly beach camping close to 7-11 and medium size mart. Police patrol regularly during throughout the day and night. Get there early if visiting during summer weekends.

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(Translated by Google) I went early in the morning, so there weren't many people, so I guess it's a little fortunate. I was embarrassed because I couldn't go up to the heart photo zone. There is a footrest at the bottom, but short people can't climb up. It's hard. Haha. The photos come out pretty. Perhaps because there are a lot of people camping, the surrounding area seems a bit messy. I just took pictures. To the green tea fields ~ (Original) 아침일찍가서 사람들은 많이 없어서 그나마조금 다행이랄까?하트 포토존에 올라가지를 못해서 당황.밑에 발판이 있긴 하나 키작은 사람들은 올라가기 힘드네요.ㅎㅎ 사진은 이쁘게나오긴하네요. 캠핑하는 사람들이 많아서 그런지 주변은 좀 지저분한듯.사진만찍고 녹차밭으로 ~

(Translated by Google) I visited with my family on a warm, sunny day in early fall, and there were a lot of people there! Camping, playing in the sand, walking barefoot, idling around, seeing a variety of people enjoying the warm day in various ways draws me to the sandy beach! My son is lost in sand play after playing in the calm waves, and my wife is staring at the romantic sea off Yulpo! If you come to Boseong Tea Plantation, be sure to visit Yulpo Beach for some healing! There is also a seafood market 5 minutes away by car, so you can eat fresh seafood and raw fish right on the second floor, and takeout is also available. Also, note that there are restaurants and coffee shops at the beach access road for meals. Above all, there is a seawater green tea bath operated by the county, which I really enjoy using with my parents. After taking a sauna with healthy seawater and green tea water, my skin naturally gets better! (Original) 초가을 따사로운 햇볕이 가득한 날 가족과 방문했더니 많은 사람들이 있네요! 캠핑 모래놀이 맨발걷기 멍때리기 다양한 사람들이 다양한 모습으로 따사로운 날을 즐기고 있는 모습이 나를 모래사장으로 이끄네요! 아들은 잔잔한 파도와 놀다가 모래놀이에 한참 빠져있고 아내는 낭만적인 율포 앞바다를 한없이 쳐다보네요! 보성차밭에 오시면 율포해변도 꼭 방문하시어 힐링하고 가세요! 그리고 차로 5분거리 수산물 위판장도 있으니 신선한 수산물 및 회를 2층에서 바로 드실 수 있고 포장도 가능합니다. 그리고 식사도 해변 진입로에 식당 및 커피숍이 있으니 참고하시고 무엇보다 군에서 운영 중인 해수 녹차탕이 있으니 부모님과 이용하면 너무 좋아합니다. 건강에 좋은 해수와 녹차물로 사우나를 하고 나니 피부는 절로 좋아지네요!

(Translated by Google) Yunseul shining silver on the blue sea!!! It's so beautiful. behind the beach The dense pine forest provides shade for camping. It was nice to see people enjoying tea leisurely. (Original) 푸른 바다 위에 은빛으로 빛나는 윤슬!!! 너무 아름다운 거예요. 해변 뒤로는 울창한 소나무 숲이 그늘이 되어 캠핑이나 차박을 여유롭게 즐기는 모습이 보기 좋았어요.

(Translated by Google) It's a small beach, but it has its own atmosphere. If you want to see the Boseong green tea fields and walk along the beach, I recommend this place. (Original) 작은 해변이지만 나름 분위기 있는곳. 보성녹차밭 구경하고 바닷가를 거닐고 싶다면 이곳을 추천.

(Translated by Google) It really feels like it's been a while since I've been there. I can see how things have changed in the meantime. You can also see the vehicle control zone. You can also see the place under construction. I also saw a large shopping mall being formed. It's a great place to go anytime (Original) 참으로 오랫만에 다녀온듯 싶습니다 그동안 변한모습도보이고 차량 통제구간도보이고 공사중인곳도보이구요 상가도 크게 형성되있는걸 보고왔습니다 언제가도 좋은곳입니다

(Translated by Google) A place where you can hold ceramics exhibitions and purchase ceramics for everyday use. It was nice to see a variety of pottery. (Original) 도자기 전시회와 생활자기를 구입할수 있는장소 다양한 도자기를 볼수 있어서 좋았답니다

(Translated by Google) Yeongam Pottery Museum is the birthplace of Korea's ancient pottery and is located in Gurim Village, quietly nestled beneath Jujibong Peak of Wolchulsan Mountain. It displays historic site No. 338 kiln sites, ancient tombs, and ceramic relics from daily life, and is a complex cultural facility where you can sell Yeongam pottery and experience pottery. The third floor is the Ha Jung-woong Collection Memorial Room. I bought a cell phone holder I liked while watching students making and selling it outdoors. There were many people who had good skills in the past, and for some reason, this is where I started to want to do art. The Cradle of Traditional Korean Culture Heritage, Gurim Village and Pottery Museum (Original) 영암도기박물관은 한국 고화도 시유도기의 발원지로서 월출산 주지봉아래 고즈넉이 자리잡은 구림마을에 위치해 있다. 사적 제338호 가마터, 고분, 생활유적 도자 출토유물을 전시하고 있으며, 영암도기 판매와 도예체험을 할 수 있는 복합 문화시설이다. 3층에는 하정웅컬렉션 기념실이다. 야외에서 수강생들이 만들어 판매하는 모습을 보며 마음에 드는 휴대폰 꽂이 한개를 구매했다. 그 옛선조들도 솜씨가 좋은 분들이 많았고나~~~왠지 예술이 하고 싶어지는 마음이 들게된 곳이다. The Cradle of Traditional Korean Culture Heritage, Gurim Village and Pottery Museum

(Translated by Google) There is always a ceramics exhibition and everyday ceramics are sold at economical prices on the first floor. You can also enjoy the works of artist Ha Jeong-woong. (Original) 늘 도자기 전시가 열리고 1층에서는 경제적인 가격으로 생활자기가 판매되고 있습니다. 하정웅작가의 작품도 더불어감상할 수 있습니다

(Translated by Google) Various ceramics are on display. You can experience pottery with your children. It would be more helpful if you make a reservation in advance. The surrounding garden is also well maintained. (Original) 다양한 도자기가 전시되어있음. 아이들과 도자기체험해볼수있음. 사전예약하면 더 도움이될듯. 주변정원도 잘 가꾸어져 있음.

(Translated by Google) A great place to go with kids and parents~~ It's a great place to take a walk. I highly recommend it. (Original) 아이들과 부모님과 가셔도 좋을곳~~ 산책하기 너무 좋은곳이에요. 강추합니다.

(Translated by Google) A place you can stop by at least once while passing by (Original) 근처에 지나가다가 한번쯤 들릴 수 있는곳

This temple is in high mountain~~ Going over the mountain is difficult but the temple is beautiful... Especially looking over the sea makes me smile. Also , the cafe's tea is deep and nice. It was a realky good trip!

serene quiet surroundings, beautiful view of the bay. walk just 300m from the parking lot

It's beautiful! And good exercise

Most beautiful Temple

The most beautiful temple i've ever visited!!

it is quite and nice to stay in temple

(Translated by Google) The camellia forest from the entrance to the temple is beautiful, even in the late July heat. The temple itself is not very large and cozy. The view from the temple yard overlooks the Gangjin zipline. (Original) 입구부터 절까지 동백나무숲이여서 7월 말 더위에도 좋네요 절은 그리 크지 않고 아늑하네요 절 마당앞 뷰는 강진 짚라인이 보여요

This museum has some of the most interesting fossil finds, geological and seashell collections I've ever seen... and most are from the local area! The dinosaur exhibit was spectacular and even showed a video on the history of dinosaurs on the wall of the round room which almost looked 3D. The insects, flowers and fauna section were like walking in an art museum, very beautifully displayed and so much to see. It's just the right size to spend a couple hours with the family while in the gorgeous town of Mokpo. An amazing lady who recognized we didn't speak Korean or read Hangul approached us and walked us to thru the entire museum like a personal tour guide and gave the history on where fossils, gems, meteorites were found in Mokpo and even what plants they like to use for tea, food or medicine and it didn't cost a dime. They even have a 4D Dino theater that plays just about every hour! For a family of 5 it only cost us 12,000 WON to get in and the 4D theater costs 2,000 per person. Take your time here, you won't regret this amazing experience.

Museum of history. Big place with not that many items. The dinosaur eggs were great and the highlight. I'm happy it is here and I hope people visit. Lots of rocks

It is a small museum but we like it

family friendly vibes all around. access ticket to all types of museum in one complex. money worth spend.

Good place to go with our childs. Very informative and a good asset of Mokpo city.

A dinosaur egg nest is located in Mokpo Because it was discovered Aphaedo island in sinan Aphaedo was the center of maritime activity during the Baekje period and it was the Sambyulcho's excuse for the Great Dream Uprising This fossil is the largest and best dinosaur egg fossil found in Korea so It was designated as a natural monument for the first time as an individual fossil due to its high irradiation value in the late Cretaceous period Mokpo museum of Natural History is closed on every Mondays the others day business hours 9AM~6PM and the entrance fee is 3000 won for adults 2000 won for teenager 1000 won for elementary school student This place has good parking facilities so I recommend you to drive your own car I recommend this place because there are many things to see and they facilities are clean

Amazing place to see so many fossil. Kids can enjoy watching different fossil.

Nice hike. Fairly short, but you are rewarded with a nice view of Mokpo and the bay.

AMAZING view of the entire city of Mokpo and the nearby islands at the summit. On a clear day, one of the best views in Jeolla. Only catch, it is a brutal hike if you’re out of shape like me. Lots and lots and lots of stairs. If you’re not actively working out or not a hiker, you will be in for a rude awakening. Also, if you park at the bottom, you have to pay for it.

This is a fabulous mountain because it is still similar to when my appah was young. There used to be a lot of beautiful Buddhist structures but they are gone now. My appah said there used to be a lot of ajummas selling makkeoli alcohol in the past and we found the last remaining one! If you start at 노적봉 Nojuk rock and walk towards The first and second rock 일등바위 and 이등바위, there is a 8 sided pavilion where an ajumma sells makkeoli, snacks and drinks. Please support her! If you also walk off the beaten path toward rock 1 and rock 2 and past that, you will go down off the beaten pathways that are more rugged and more natural the way it used to be. I find it charming. If you take the pathway towards the marine sculpture (modern sculpture which is rubbish), it will lead out to a street. Cross the street and you will find original shanty like homes from ~70 years ago. If you want to look on Google maps look up Doldamjib chicken restaurant. Fascinating. Note: People still live in these homes so you may just look at it from the main road. I was with my appah and was able to go down to the neighbourhoods and walk down old time memories. Please spend your money in the old town and not the new town. The old town needs your money. They want to redevelop the old town but i hope they do not. These old moon dilapidated villages are beautiful and some of the last standing. So much of Korea is developed and modern and any neighbourhood you go to looks like just any other littered with massive apartment buildings. Anyway enjoy!

You can see the mountains, sea, and downtown of Mokpo at a glance. We can climb the mountain in 30 minutes, so I think we should eat and go up slowly. It is also romantic to see lights coming on from Mokpo Bridge at night.

Very nice

For people who like olle trail, this is a nice location. You can walk the trail and take cable car to another island.

Great views, beware if you have hip, knee, shoulder or back issues, take it slow

Spectacular bridge!

Bridge

Madhav on the Mokpo bridge and severe parks on the bridge with dear Kim Sun-Park

Bridge connecting the area.

It’s wonderful!!

Bridge

(Translated by Google) A bridge connecting the islands. It's small. Mokpo gangsters. Kim Yong-cheol. (Original) 섬을 잇는 대교. 규모는 작다. 목포 깡패들. 김용철

It's great for outing with kids. There Alot of kids' activities kids can do. There are restaurants and shops here selling food and souvenirs. The 4D show was entertaining, and kids loved it. They had a good story, but it was a bit short. There was a large LCD screen in the museum showing very interesting feature films about how the dinosaurs became extinct. Overall nice place to visit in good weather as there are a lot of indoor and outdoor activities

It was good...we want to go back again❤️

If you are a dinosaur lover, this is the place you must visit here. Your kids will love the place, and trail is so nice with park.

i had so much fun running around the park and walking through the dino skeleton

This place is so amazing, park-wise as well as museum-wise.

Highly recommend this place for a family with children. You can see, watch and feel tons of dino considering it was built 20 years ago, Well organized and most of the stuff keeps clean and upgraded.

A good place to take kids to see dinosaurs. Except for the brutal summer heat, it was a great experience.

If you're looking for a peaceful beach getaway, this is the perfect spot. Located on Sinji Island in Wando, this long, clean beach stretches for 4 kilometers and is famous for its soft, “singing” sand that gently crunches under your feet. The water is shallow and calm, making it great for swimming with kids or just relaxing in the waves. Lined with pine trees and surrounded by beautiful nature, it's a great place to unwind, have a picnic, or take a walk by the sea. Whether you want a family outing or a quiet escape, this beach has a little something for everyone. I spent a wonderful day here enjoying the sand, the water while feeling healed by the sound of the sea, and the cooling breeze.

Peaceful beach ⛱️

I visited Shinji Myeongsasipri Beach on a Sunday, and it was a great experience overall. It took about 2 hours to get there from Gwangju, and I would say it’s one of the best and closest beaches near the city. The beach was very clean and wide, and although there were many visitors, it didn’t feel too crowded. There was enough space to sit, play, and swim comfortably. The weather was hot, and the water felt nice and refreshing. There are basic facilities nearby, including convenience stores and shaded seating areas. I didn’t rent a spot, but I heard those shaded areas cost about 40,000 to 50,000 won for 8 hours. Many people brought their own tents or mats. I’m not sure, but there might be a small fee for using tents too. One small thing to keep in mind is that the seating area is a bit far from the shore, so you might need to walk a little more, especially if you’re carrying bags. Overall, it’s a fun and relaxing beach, great for going with friends or family. I would definitely go again!

One of the most beautiful beach in the area! It's clean and has bathrooms. There are convenience stores within walking distance. The beach is big enough for groups of people to play whatever they want. The water is clear and deep enough to actually swim.

The beach is nice. I've camped here twice, my first time I camped on the campsite, which was over priced in my oponion compared to other beaches in Korea, there was nothing special about the area I camped, there weren't any facilities or special ground for your tent, literally just a shaded area. The toilet attendant was very aggressive, telling us we had to shower before we could use the toilet. The 2nd time I camped here, we didn't use the campsite and camped in an area we had previously checked was ok to camp in, but got harassed by some man trying to make us pay, we were definitely not in a paying area and he didn't seem to harrass amyone else, who were camping in the same place. Overall I probably wouldn't camp here again as my first choice.

Pretty beach, nice sand, and gorgeous shells~great day out or camping or hotels all over the place

Best beach in Korea. White sand, clean and not that crowded

Located on the western slopes of Mt. Dalmasan, Mihwangsa was founded in 749 during the Silla Dynasty and holds the distinction of being the southernmost temple on mainland Korea . When I visited some restoration works were in place and I couldn't see all the pavilions. However, due to its rich history, spiritual ambiance, and breathtaking natural setting, this place is a must‑visit for anyone seeking peace, cultural insight, and a true connection to Korea’s sacred landscapes.

Calm and relaxing. Close from Gwangju area. Good for a day trip.

Very beautiful temple and surroundings. We did a templestay here. Since we couldn't find the price on the website: For two people we paid 160,000 won for 1 night including dinner, breakfast, lunch and joining the yebul ceremony.

My favourite place in the whole of South Korea. The mountain ridge walk is stunning as you look out to sea and see the scattered islands. The Buddhist temple has the stillness of eternity there. Try the delicious tea made of red berries. I visited this place for one day in 2014. Sublime!

Gorgeous views, fantastic hiking trails with a variety of newly planted trees. They are still saplings but this is going to be an incredibly diverse forest in 5-10 years. Watch out for ticks though, the are is natural and there are insects (including ticks) everywhere.

Very good

I did temple stay for 3 days and nights it was a great experience. If you have the time do the 17km hike it takes about 4hours but well worth it

Good place to enjoy the beach, seafood, “sea parting festival”, and find some cute jindo pups.

(Translated by Google) I've never been there, but this is the place I need to go. (Original) Я там не была ни разу, но это то место, куда мне нужно

(Translated by Google) Every year, on alternate days in spring or summer, a narrow causeway (approximately 2.9 km long and up to 40 m wide) opens for an hour due to tidal action between the main Jindo Island and the smaller Modo Island. [ 2 ] This event attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists and is accompanied by local festivals. (Original) എല്ലാ വർഷവും, വസന്തകാലത്തോ വേനൽക്കാലത്തോ മാറുന്ന ദിവസങ്ങളിൽ, പ്രധാന ജിൻഡോ ദ്വീപിനും ചെറിയ മോഡോ ദ്വീപിനും ഇടയിൽ വേലിയേറ്റ പ്രവർത്തനങ്ങളുടെ ഫലമായി ഒരു ഇടുങ്ങിയ കരപാത (ഏകദേശം 2.9 കിലോമീറ്റർ നീളവും 40 മീറ്റർ വരെ വീതിയും ഉള്ള) ഒരു മണിക്കൂർ നേരത്തേക്ക് തുറക്കുന്നു. [ 2 ] ഈ പരിപാടി ലക്ഷക്കണക്കിന് വിനോദസഞ്ചാരികളെ ആകർഷിക്കുകയും പ്രാദേശിക ഉത്സവങ്ങൾക്കൊപ്പം നടക്കുകയും ചെയ്യുന്നു.

(Translated by Google) 1. Jindo Overview Jindo is famous for its Jindo dogs, and is accessible by car via a bridge. Transportation is very inconvenient, requiring an intercity bus from Mokpo or a private car. I don't recommend visiting unless you're traveling by car. Since the island has little to offer other than the ocean view, I recommend a staycation at a hotel with a nice ocean view. I don't recommend visiting as an activity. 2. When is the best time to visit? Of course, summer. If you want to enjoy the beautiful ocean, go in summer. You can't swim in the ocean in spring or fall, but spring and fall are fine for the ocean view alone. Winter is not recommended. 3. What to do? It's very simple. There's only one famous hotel on the island, Sol Beach Jindo Resort. Stay here and visit Jindo Tower, the cable car, and the Usooyeong Tourist Site. The Mysterious Sea Road is only open in April, so if you time your visit accordingly, you can experience it. You can also visit the Jindo Dog Theme Park and Unrimsanbang. 4. Prices are high. Because it's an island, prices are high for tourist attractions. Lunch is 15,000 to 20,000 won per person, based on 2025 figures. Jindo Travel Guide 1. Jindo Overview Jindo is a well-known island, famous for its Jindo dog. It is connected to the mainland by a bridge, making it accessible by car. Transportation is quite inconvenient. You'll need to travel by intercity bus from Mokpo or by private car. I don't recommend visiting unless you are traveling by car. There aren't many attractions on the island besides the sea views, so a "hocance" (hotel vacation) at a hotel with an ocean view is recommended over a visit for activities. 2.When to Visit Summer is, of course, the best time. The sea is beautiful, and you'll want to go in the summer to enjoy water activities. While you can't swim in the spring or fall, these seasons are still great for just enjoying the ocean scenery. Winter is not recommended. 3.What to Do It's very simple. There is one famous hotel, Sol Beach Jindo Resort. I recommend staying there. Other activities include visiting Jindo Tower and taking the cable car, and exploring the tourist site of Usuyeong. The "Miracle Sea Road" is only accessible in April, so you can experience it if your visit aligns with that time. Other options include visiting the Jindo Dog Theme Park and exploring the Ullimsanbang House. 4.Prices As it is an island, prices are higher due to being a tourist area. As of 2025, lunch costs approximately ₩15,000 to ₩20,000 per person. (Original) 1. 진도 개요 진도는 진도개로 유명하고, 다리로 연결되어 차로 갈수 있는 섬입니다. 교통은 매우 불편해서 목포 에서 시외버스를 타고 이동하거나 자가용으로 이동하셔야 하며 승용차로 여행 하는게 아니라면 방문을 추천하지 않습니다. 섬의 볼거리가 바다 경치 외에 없으므로, 바닷가 전망좋은 호텔에서 호캉스를 추천하지 액티비티로서 방문은 추천하지 않습니다. 2. 언제가면 좋아요? 물론 여름입니다. 바다가 예뻐서 바다에서 놀려면 여름에 가야 하고 봄이나 가을에 바다에서 물놀이는 못하지만 바다 경치만 보려면 봄/ 가을도 괜찮습니다. 겨울은 비 추천합니다 3. 뭐하고 놀아야 하나? 매우 심플합니다. 안에 호텔 유명한게 1개 쏠비치 진도 리조트가 있습니다. 여기서 숙박하고 진도타워 와 케이블카 우수영관광지를 다녀오고 신비의 바닷길은 4월에만 가능하니, 날짜맞춰 가시면 체험가능하고 진도개테마파크 방문, 운림산방 구경 정도가 있습니다. 4. 물가는 비쌉니다 섬이다 보니 관광지 물가라 25년 기준 점심 1인당 15000원 ~ 20000원 합니다. Jindo Travel Guide 1. Jindo Overview Jindo is a well-known island, famous for the Jindo dog. It is connected to the mainland by a bridge, making it accessible by car. Transportation is quite inconvenient. You'll need to travel by intercity bus from Mokpo or by private car. I don't recommend visiting unless you are traveling by car. There aren't many attractions on the island besides the sea views, so a "hocance" (hotel vacation) at a hotel with an ocean view is recommended over a visit for activities. 2. When to Visit Summer is, of course, the best time. The sea is beautiful, and you'll want to go in the summer to enjoy water activities. While you can't swim in the spring or fall, these seasons are still great for just enjoying the ocean scenery. Winter is not recommended. 3. What to Do It's very simple. There is one famous hotel, Sol Beach Jindo Resort. I recommend staying there. Other activities include visiting Jindo Tower and taking the cable car, and exploring the tourist site of Usuyeong. The "Miracle Sea Road" is only accessible in April, so you can experience it if your visit aligns with that time. Other options include visiting the Jindo Dog Theme Park and exploring the Ullimsanbang House. 4. Prices As it is an island, prices are higher due to being a tourist area. As of 2025, lunch costs approximately ₩15,000 to ₩20,000 per person.

Udo Island, also known as Cow Island, is a nice place to visit in Jeju. It is clean, peaceful and beautiful. Visitors without a rented car, can take the public bus from Jeju City (north) or Seogwipo City (south) to Seongsan Ferry Terminal. From there, take a short 15 minute ferry ride to Cheonjin Port in Udo Island. Remember to bring your international passport along. In Udo Island, we can rent a battery-powered bicycle, scooter or mini car to explore the small island. To rent a scooter or a mini car, we need to have an International Driving Permit (IDP). It takes about 2-3 hours to go one round the island. Do not forget to try the peanut ice-cream and other peanut products as Udo Island is famous for its peanuts.

I don't know why Koreans find this place so beautiful and wonderful. Nothing here but peanut ice cream. No lush vegetation. Lava rock beaches- unwelcoming. A tourist trap. Dont waste your time, if you've ever been to a nice island. Windy and cold in November. Rent a bike if you come. Can cover it in 1 to 1.5 hours

It was probably a little overrated for the island. But to get here, it’s pretty straightforward. You can only get here by the ferry (no cars allowed unless you’re traveling with seniors and young kids). There’s a parking lot right next to the port, so if you’re driving it’s quite unlikely that they’ll run out of parking space. Once we’re here we bought the shuttle bus ticket to go around the island. You need to plan properly where you want to get off the shuttle as you can only go around the loop once, if you missed it you can either walk, cycle or get another ticket. (8,000 won per person). If you want to get the scooters you’ll need an international drivers license. The only thing I find it fun here was the speedboat to see caves. Other than that I think it’s a little overrated. The peanut icecream didn’t surprise us, there are a lot of tourists that would hog certain photo spots for a long time and blocking walkways. I thought I would spend a full day here but I left after two hours because there’s nothing much to see. The popcorn beach was rather disappointing as well and the water right next to the speedboat was quite polluted. You can see a layer of petroleum floating and you probably wouldn’t want to dip your feet in.

If Hallasan is the most recommended place to visit in Jeju, the second would definitely be Udo. Udo is a beautiful island with stunning landscapes, making it a must-visit destination. There are two harbors on the island, so it’s important to check the time and plan your trip accordingly. When buying tickets for the ferry, remember to purchase round-trip tickets. Also, you’ll need to fill out two boarding passes for your journey. The ferry ride to Udo takes about 15 minutes, providing a smooth and scenic experience. Once you arrive on the island, you'll be greeted by breathtaking views and plenty of things to explore. For an easier and more comfortable trip, I highly recommend using the bus transfer tour around the island. It’s a convenient way to visit the key spots without worrying about transportation. Renting a bicycle or a motorcycle might sound fun, but it can be quite dangerous due to the narrow roads and high traffic, so I wouldn't recommend it. The bus tour costs around 8,000 KRW and allows you to hop on and off at various travel spots, giving you the flexibility to explore at your own pace. Make sure to manage your time well to fully enjoy your visit to Udo and its surroundings. It’s a short trip, but definitely worth the effort for a peaceful and picturesque experience. There are so many toliet for free.

Absolutely beautiful place that you must travel to. It is located on the eastern side of Jeju island. You'll have to take a ferry across to get there. It is possible to bring your car to Udo island , however, the roads in Udo are very narrow, and it is advisable to park your car there and rent smaller E-cars/bikes there for ease of access. Do note that if you're using the bikes(with handles), you'll need to wear a helmet. For the smaller e cars(with steering wheel), it was not a requirement when I was there in Oct 2023. At Udo Donghaseon Quay, look for the dome shape area where you can buy tickets. 1. Fill up two of the boarding report form, one is for dept from seongsan, one is for dept from udo. 2. Go to the counter and pay, and they'll ask if you're bringing your car. With car about 72,000krw. 3. The entry to the boat is on the left side when you're looking at the dome entrance from the car park. Look for men in the blue vest and show them your payment ticket and boarding report. 4. They'll tell you what lane to go and which ship, reverse your way in.

There is the most beautiful island of South Korea. You can have various delicious seafood, also go around the island by electric vehicle. I have traveled so many countries like USA, EU, UK etc. And there are lots of beautiful places but I think Udo island also is one of them.

Im sure most people will have a better expirience than me but my expierience was just okay. I recommend you go and buy a ticket at 1.30-2.00ish as afterwords there isnt much time to see all the things. The shuttle bus costs 8000 krw and the last bus to catch is at 3.40ish and to rent electric car only very little stalls accept international driving lisence and you need the paper version which we didnt have. And it was really really sunny not hot though so we just sat down in the shade and just relaxed. The ferry tucket costs 9000-10000 ish krw each person. Also if you are planning to go i recommend you go on an empty stomach as you should try all their peanut items and also buy or bring some snacks for your ferry as you can feed the seagulls (was the best part when we went udo island)

The walk up to the summit can be tiring, but it is easy to manage with plenty of rest points along the way. Complete the walk by sunset to get amazing views at golden hour.

Terrific views of the coastline as well as Hallasan. Majestic scenery as the light hits at certain angles. A manageable hike up to the summit is well worth seeing the crater and the open sea.

There’s an entry ticket 🎫 to climb the summit. It’s bit tiring but there are multiple rest points, washrooms on the way. The weather was extremely hot so it became bit difficult 😞 to climb but once you reach the top, tge view is totally 💯 worth it! This peak is actually called the centre of Jeju which divides it in 2 parts. Definitely recommended but do carry sunglasses 🕶️ and pther heat protectant 👍🏻

We checked in the Coop City Hotel the night before and climbed the Seongsan Ilchulbong the following morning after having a leisurely breakfast buffet. We are not early risers and did not try to catch the sunrise which was probably blocked by the October early morning clouds. The ticket to go up was KRW5000 pp. You have the option to go down towards the beach for free. It is a long climb with lots of stairs, but it is worth it. Every once in a while, we would take a break to admire and take photos of the view. The view only gets better as you go higher. And we had perfect late morning weather, sunny with a cool breeze. It was very rewarding to reach the summit and admire the views of the town, ocean and crater. The summit has lots of wood steps for sitting and relaxing. October is not too crowded. You go down using a different set of stairs. The view is as good going down as it was going up. I usually find going down tougher on my knees, but this descent was pretty easy and fast. I think the pitch of the steps matched my stride length. Once we got to the bottom, we headed down to the beach to admire the waves and view of the Ilchulbong from sea level. The water was too rough for divers, but there were ladies selling raw shellfish which we passed on. I would definitely recommend Seongsan Ilchulbong if you are physically capable of handling the climb. It was one of the highlights of our 4-night Jeju trip. Note: there is a defibrillator and a toilet partway up the climb. Also, if you are pregnant, you will have priority car parking spaces marked in pink paint, closest to the ticket office. LOL.

A great place, UNESCO world heritage that we can get a relaxing ocean view, volcanic island experience. If you arrived before 2.00 p.m. you can watch the traditional dive women ( Haenyo) performance.

Seongsan Ilchulbong, or Sunrise Peak, is one of Jeju’s most iconic natural landmarks, famous for its dramatic volcanic tuff cone and the stunning panoramic views from the summit. The climb is relatively short but can be steep in sections, with well-maintained stone steps and handrails making it manageable for most visitors, though it can get crowded, especially at sunrise or peak tourist season. From the top, you can see the crater, rolling green slopes, the surrounding coastline, and the sparkling blue ocean, offering excellent photo opportunities and a sense of Jeju’s unique volcanic landscape. The base area has parking, restrooms, small cafes, and souvenir shops, and there are coastal walking paths and viewpoints around the area, making it easy to explore without needing to climb if you prefer. The sunrise experience is particularly spectacular, giving the peak its name, but even daytime visits provide breathtaking scenery. That said, beyond the climb and the views, there isn’t a lot else to do, and the site can feel very touristy at times, with lots of people taking photos and walking around. Overall, Seongsan Ilchulbong is a must-see for first-time visitors to Jeju, offering a short but highly rewarding hike, iconic landscapes, and an unforgettable perspective of the island’s natural beauty, though it’s best to visit early or off-peak to fully enjoy it.

Tickets cost 5,000 ₩ per adult to reach the summit, which is about 400 steps up. The climb is worth it—the view is stunning, and you can even spot Hallasan in the distance! I wouldn’t have guessed Seongsan Ilchulbong is a volcanic crater if I hadn’t read about it, since its slopes are now covered in lush green vegetation, giving it a grassy appearance. On the way down, the Haenyeo divers weren’t working due to rough waters, but I still managed to run into one!

Went there on a rainy day as it was one of the few indoor activities you can do in Jeju. Not the best aquarium in Asia, it is quite small and most animals on exhibit are quite common. However, I did enjoy the atmosphere and the vibe of it. It is a good place to visit if the island is raining, but don't expect to see a big aquarium with many exotic animals. The highlight of this place is probably the show. I appreciate that they didn't use animals in the show anymore (apart from one sea lion at the very end). The main show were played by what looked like were former athletes and it was amazing. There was also a heart-warming story to it. There are like 4 shows a day, so you won't miss it. There was still parking even though it looked like the most busy day ever.

Wonderful few hours can be spent here mesmerised by the fishes, especially the large shark tank towards the end, and the sensory area with all the goldfish. The show was really engaging for all ages. Plenty of distractions along the way with play features, snacks. Definitely recommend to visit. Suggest more information (in English) about fish species. We used our Google lens a lot to find out about different ones.or for translating.

Aqua Planet Jeju, located on the picturesque Jeju Island, is touted as one of Asia's largest aquariums, offering an extensive and immersive marine experience. It's significantly larger than its counterparts in Seoul, boasting a vast exhibition space with over 48,000 marine creatures from 500 different species. Highlights include the impressive main tank, housing thousands of fish, sharks, and rays, and a captivating underwater tunnel that provides a 360-degree view of marine life. Visitors also rave about the Ocean Arena shows, featuring dynamic synchronized swimming and acrobatic performances, often including sea lions and dolphins. The Haenyeo diving performance, paying tribute to Jeju's iconic female divers, is another cultural highlight. Aqua Planet Jeju is consistently praised for its clean and well-maintained displays, offering both entertainment and educational value for all ages, making it ideal for families. While it's primarily an indoor attraction, providing a great option for rainy days, its location near Seongsan Ilchulbong and Seopjikoji allows for beautiful outdoor photo opportunities as well. Tickets for foreigners typically start around SGD 40-50, with combo options available that include the Ocean Arena show and special exhibitions. Many recommend purchasing tickets in advance and noting that certain offers are exclusive to non-Koreans. It's considered a worthwhile visit for marine enthusiasts and anyone seeking a captivating and educational experience on Jeju Island.

Aqua Planet is a place which you should visit. The design and architecture they have here are just unique. The way they shaped their aquarium is specially in a way you can watch and interact with these animals.

Lovely place to visit. The aquarium is quite impressive with lots of sea creatures to look at. The place is clean and well-maintained. The scenery behind the aquarium is beautiful too. We took a walk there and saw women divers at work. Highly recommended.

Thr best aquarium I've ever been to my whole life, the giant fish tub was the best they offered

It was a beautiful aquarium, i think they really cared about the animal environment, the seals looked really happy and got a lot of room to swim. The only thing i missed was jellyfish, but everything else is there and very well made, especially the main tank which was breathtaking 🤯

(Translated by Google) It was a bit boring because my child found it in 9 minutes, but it was worth spending 30-40 minutes having fun with the stamp mission. Those who like cats will enjoy it more. (Original) 아이가 9분만에 찾아버려서 조금 싱거웠지만 스탬프 미션까지 하면 3-40분 재밌게 보낼만 하더군요. 고양이 좋아하시는 분들은 더 즐길수 있어요

(Translated by Google) There are some facilities for parents and children to interact, and some places for influencers to take photos! But for cat lovers, it's sad to see that these cats here are not doing well! Many of the cats are in poor condition, which is obvious from the condition of their fur: dirty, clumped, listless, and with runny noses! I hope the park will really take good care of these cats and not just use them as a cash cow. 🥲 (Original) 有一些親子可以互動的設施，有一些網美可以拍照的地方！但對愛貓人士來說，看到這些在這裡的貓貓，過得並不好，看了會很難過！有許多貓的體態狀況很不好，從貓毛的狀況就可以很明顯看得出來，髒、結塊，沒有精神、流鼻涕等！希望園區能真的好好照顧這些貓，不要只是把牠們當搖錢樹的工具🥲

(Translated by Google) My child really liked it, he’s a cat fanatic haha. (Original) 아이가 참 좋아했어요 고양이 덕후거든요ㅋㅋ

(Translated by Google) There are a lot of cats (Original) 고양이가 많다

The food in the restaurant at the entrance is amazing! The host was very kind. So, we had a great start to our visit. The lava tube is stunning! Not much more to say, but that it is a must see. Walking will be challenging for those who struggle to walk on uneven surfaces - the floor is rough lava flow rock. Would go here to reflect, cool off, or just marvel at the wonder of it. Highly recommend.

Fun cave to explore. As others mentioned bring a hoodie or light jacket as it’s a little chilly down there. I would also wear sturdy shoes, the floor is very uneven and “natural” and damp, so good shoes will be a lot more comfortable. Lots of signs in English which was great. Cave is a little “short” so don’t expect it to be a full day event, but it’s great to get away from the heat in summer!

This lava tube system is worth visiting. It is indeed a natural wonder. The temperature drops to around 18C the moment you step into the cave. When the outside temperature was 28C, when I visited. Advisable to bring a hat or raincoat unless you don't mind the water dripping from the roof of the cave onto you. It is dimly lit, so if you have a torchlight, might help you watch your steps better. The formation of the cave and the shelves are explained along the way. At the end of the tube, you get to see the tallest column. Check my photos out. Photo tip: if you have night mode on your mobile, turn that on, it will make a great difference in your photos.

Amazing experience! It's a long walk through the tube but it's definitely a wonderful experience. The floors could use a bit more lighting though, as it's difficult to see where you're walking at times.

good place to visit and learn about geology. quite easy to walk inside the cave. temperature inside was cool. recommend to wear the suitable shoes for walking. ticket is 4000 krw in case of individual. bus is available, pls confirm before come. it takes about30 mins to walk inside.

As a UNESCO site this place is a must visit if you're in Jeju. The cave is not a long walk its about 1km deep however if you are not comfortable in semi dark spaces or slip easily on uneven damn surfaces the place might not be for you. Bring a hat and rain jacket as the ca e is damn and cool once you're inside. Umbrellas not recommended as some paths are narrower and you'll impede other visitors.

Interesting Lava Tube. It can be quite cold so wear a light jacket helps. Not a tough journey through the cave, my 6yo walk with a breeze. A bit wet and slippery so a good pair of hiking shoe helps. Enjoy!

Beautiful lush forest with nutmeg and maple trees! Very peaceful and good for the soul. There is a millennial nutmeg tree which is the guardian of the forest and a love tree where two nutmeg trees fused into one! ❤️ It even has a blower to clean your shoes! Ingenious!

A great place to visit and walk if you are a nature lover. Atmosphere is very peaceful. The entire course is around 2-3 km and the terrain is flat so it is good to spend 1-2 hrs here and soak in the greenery. Cost was 3000 won per adult.

Roughly translated as Nutmeg Tree Forest, Bijarim let us have a refreshing walk, surrounded by trees of 500-800 years. I enjoyed the serenity, unique kinds of bird chirping, and the smell of Bijarim only nature can provide. We also saw a tree that was planted in 12th century, and it was unbelievable to see how the tree can endure such a time. It is also an easy walk, as there is no uphill and no scorching sun directly at your face. Lastly, I appreciated the plant/tree information descriptions in Korean but wish there were one in English for other visitors.

Nice little forest path if you pass by. Very easy trail for all ages. You can find a variety of old torreya trees on a charming walk. I would only go if I'm near the area.

I really liked this forest because it's a nice, relaxing walk in a beautiful surrounding among trees that are hundreds of years old. It's very cheap admission (I think around 2,000 won for adults) and takes about an hour to an hour and a half to walk through. The total course is 3.2km if you walk the whole route. It's a very easy walk, but some parts are loose rocks, so wear appropriate foot wear.

Such a nice forest with many old majestic trees....love it! We saw a number of snakes....so be careful. The air is v fresh and its just beautiful taking a stroll slowly. Enjoy!!!

I thoroughly enjoyed the beautiful walk and scenery. The trails can get a little slippery when wet with snow, but the environment was magical.

Loved this beach except there isn’t any shade so you have to bring your own. Most people with tents were respectful and set up at the back. There’s a trail on the east side to walk along.

I visited with my wife on a weekday. It wasn’t exactly empty, but it wasn’t overly crowded either. On the beach, there were separate areas: one for parasols available for rent and another where visitors could set up their own parasols. Since there were plenty of activities and food options nearby, we were able to enjoy everything without needing to go elsewhere. As for parking, we used the free parking lot, but on busier days it might be difficult to find a spot there. So, it would be better to plan ahead for parking before visiting.

Hamdeok Beach in Jeju is a popular and picturesque beach, known for its clear, shallow waters, soft sand, and scenic views of the coastline and distant mountains. The beach is family-friendly, with gentle waves that make it ideal for swimming, wading, or just relaxing, and the wide sandy area provides plenty of space for sunbathing or casual beach games. There are walking paths along the coast, small cafes, restaurants, and convenience stores nearby, making it easy to spend a few hours without needing to leave the area. Facilities like parking, restrooms, and showers are available, though it can get crowded during peak tourist season, especially on weekends and holidays. The combination of turquoise water, soft sand, and surrounding scenery makes it very photogenic, though it is relatively ordinary compared to more unique or dramatic beaches in Jeju, with no striking rock formations or cliffs. Overall, Hamdeok Beach is a pleasant, relaxing spot for families, couples, and casual visitors who want a safe and scenic place to enjoy the sea, though it’s more of a classic, easygoing beach experience rather than a must-see natural spectacle.

Beautiful beach. White sands. I imagine it would be nicer in the warmer months when you can enjoy the water. Otherwise, there's not much to do here. Photo ops are plentiful, though.

This beach is really beautiful. Even though i didnt have chance to explore this place properly. Stopped there for about 20 minutes. But liked it! i wanna go there next time....

We went in October. It was a windy day and there was a couple taking engagement or wedding photos. Beautiful even on a cold and windy day. People were selling tangerines in the car park for extortionate prices. If you want to try tangerines go to a local vendor for half the price! You can see the lava rocks and the sea is crystal blue. So beautiful.

Very nice and beautiful beach, even on a cloudy rainy day.