Jeju Island, South Korea Travel Guide

Scenic spot location:

Asia>South Korea>Jeju Island City

How to get there:

Jeju International Airport is one of the five international airports in South Korea. In addition to 12 domestic flights to Seoul, Busan, Daegu, Gwangju, Jinju and other places, there are also flights to Beijing, Shanghai in China and Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya in Japan. 6 international routes in , Fukuang and other places.

Airport limousine bus No. 600 runs between Jeju International Airport, Jungmun Tourist Area and Seogwipo every 15 minutes.

The airport bus station is located outside Exit 2 of the airport. The general bus price is 550 won. The fare of the out-of-city bus varies according to the route. Generally, the first and last bus time: first bus 6:20, last bus 22:00 .

The following buses pass through the airport: No. 100, No. 200, No. 300, No. 500, No. 36, No. 37

Taking a taxi from the airport into the city takes about 10-20 minutes and costs about 3,000 -4000 won.

Scenic area map:

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Jeju Island ticket prices:

Jeju Folk Village Museum: None (but you must purchase the guidebook/1,000 won)

Cheonjeyeon Falls: 2,500 won for adults, 1,370 won for teenagers, children and seniors.

Column joint band: 2,000 won

Three surname points: 2,500 won for adults, 1,700 won for adolescent students, and 1,000 won for children.

Seogwipo: Tour boat is 8,000 won, submarine is 49,500 won; admission to the natural recreational forest is 700 won for adults and 350 won for children.

Manjanggul Cave: 2,000 won for adults and 1,000 won for students.

Jeongbang Falls: 2,000 won for adults, 1,000 won for teenagers and seniors.

Udo: Nyido Park Admission fee is 1,000 won for adults (over 13 years old) and 500 won for children (under 13 years old).

Teddy Bear Museum: 6,000 won for adults, 4,000 won for children, and 5,000 won for college and junior high school students.

Tiger Bound: 3,000 won for adults, 1,500 won for teenagers and children

Hyepjae Beach: Admission is free, but bathing requires admission (1,000 won for those over 19 years old, and 1,000 won for those under 19 years old) 500 won).

Camellia Forest: Adults (19-65 years old): 5000, Youth (13-18 years old): 3500, Children (3-12 years old): 2500

Scenic area opening hours:

Jeju Folk Village Museum: 07:00~19:00

Cheonjeyeon Falls: March to October every year (8:00~19:00), November to February of the following year (8:00 ~18:00).

Column joint zone: open 24 hours a day, all year round.

Sanxingxue: 8:00～18:30 every day

Seogwipo: 8:00～18:00 for sightseeing boat, 9:00～16:45 for submarine (Sail every hour).

Manjanggul Cave: 9:00-19:00 in summer, shortened to 17:00 in winter.

Zhengfang Waterfall: 7:30-17:00 from November to February of the following year, and extended to 18:40 from March to October.

World Cup Football Stadium: 9:00-17:00 from November to February of the following year, and extended to 18:00 from March to October.

Teddy Bear Museum: Normally 9:00-19:00, extended to 22:00 during peak season (July 19th-August 24th).

The tiger never leaves: March 1st – July 14th (08:00 ~ 18:00) July 15th – August 31st (08:00 ~ 19:00) September 1st – October 31 (8:00 ~ 18:00) November 1 – February 28 (8:30 ~ 17:00)

Hyeopjae Beach: July 1 to August every year On the 31st, open 24 hours.

3D Mysterious Art Museum: 09:00~19:00