Hallim Park: Two Lava Caves and a Garden Planted in 1971
Hallim Park on Jeju’s west coast: seasonal hours, 15,000-won adult ticket, two lava caves, bus 202, stroller and wheelchair rental, how long to stay.
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Jeju Five-Day Market: The Date Has to End in 2 or 7
Jeju City’s five-day market only runs on dates ending in 2 or 7. 2026 market days, what to eat, free parking and how to fit it in near the airport.
Bijarim Forest: Two Easy Hours Among 800-Year-Old Trees
Bijarim Forest in Jeju: thousands of nutmeg trees aged 500 to 800 years on a flat 2-3 km trail. 3,000 won, open 9 to 6 daily. Plus the two trees to find.
Hamdeok Beach: The Quiet Sand Is on the West Side
Hamdeok Beach in Jeju: white sand, blue-green water, small waves. Which of its three stretches to pick, when swimmers get called in, and where to eat.
Jeju Museum of Art: Biennale Until Nov 15, Never on Monday
The fifth Jeju Biennale runs to Nov 15 at the Jeju Museum of Art. Official hours, 2,000-won museum entry, Monday closing, parking and a half-day plan.
Seogwipo Olle Market: Do One Lap Before You Buy
Seogwipo Maeil Olle Market is open 7 AM to 9 PM daily, under one roof. What to eat, where tourist prices hide, and how to fit it into a Jeju day.
Saryeoni Forest Trail: The Gate Closes at Five
Saryeoni Forest Trail in Jeju opens 9am to 5pm daily. Which entrance to use, why the parking fills early, and how long the cedar path really takes on foot.
Yongduam Rock: Twenty Minutes and a Dragon’s Head
Yongduam Rock in Jeju City is open 24 hours and takes about twenty minutes. Where to stand, when the light works, parking, and how to fit it into a trip.