Taste of Jeju: A Culinary Journey Through Traditional Market

Lava Rock, which rises about 200 meters above the sea on the eastern edge of Jeju. Jeju's most famous tourist attraction and UNESCO's natural heritage site. It is a place where you can climb the peak with a guide and feel the beautiful Jeju Island, and takes about 4-50 minutes round trip. For those who do not climb to the top, there is also a course where you can walk about 15 minutes below the peak, and if the weather is nice, you can see haenyeo (traditional female divers) working.

This folk village reproduces the image of Jeju during the Joseon Dynasty, which lasted for about 500 years. You can explore the place with a guide for about an hour and feel the traditions and culture of Jeju and Korea.

Jeju's green tea, which is produced by the soil, fog, and water of Jeju, a volcanic island, is famous for its unique taste, and in particular, it has a natural lava tube inside the green tea field. Let's take a short break from the tour's tired body and mind while taking a foot bath using green tea water here.

Taekwondo is a traditional Korean martial art, and it is the only place in Jeju where you can enjoy Taekwondo art performances that combine Taekwondo and performing arts. The performance will last about 40 minutes and provide a wonderful time to catch your eyes and ears.

The Jeju horse has long been famous for being an animal dedicated to a king, and is now one of the most important livestock on Jeju Island. The horse is small and fast, and it is said to have been passed down from Mongolia hundreds of years ago. We ride a horse here for about 10 minutes under the guidance of an expert.