Jeju West and South Canola Flower Guided Tour

Experience Hallasan, Jeju’s top UNESCO World Heritage site. Enjoy a simple trek at Eoseungsaengak, the easiest trekking course on Hallasan. Feel the energy of Hallasan and embrace the warmth of spring. It will be an unforgettable day!

The name Eongdeongmul Valley comes from a legend that even animals searching for water couldn’t fully enter due to its rugged terrain and large boulders—instead, they would turn their backs to relieve themselves before leaving. In spring, vibrant canola flowers bloom along the valley slopes, creating a breathtaking sight. Unlike flat landscapes, this area offers a more three-dimensional view of the canola fields. It is part of Olle Trail Route 8 and is also known as Jungmun Moonlight Walking Park.

The columnar joints along the southeastern coast of Jeju Island are famous for their stunning natural beauty, featuring magnificent coastal cliffs. Towering 20 to 30 meters high, these breathtaking formations create a spectacular panoramic view against the backdrop of the ocean.

A vast canola field stretches out against the backdrop of Sanbangsan Mountain in Jeju Island. The golden waves of blooming canola flowers dance in the breeze, fully embracing the spirit of spring. Behind the vibrant yellow fields, the majestic view of Sanbangsan adds to the breathtaking scenery.

Explore Jeju's tea heritage at Osulloc Tea Museum, surrounded by lush green tea fields. Engage in tea tastings of diverse flavors, witness the tea-making process, and unwind in the tranquil tea gardens. A serene haven for tea enthusiasts in the heart of Jeju.