West Coast Tour

Hallim Park attracts millions of visitors every year spreading joy and happiness with its mix of culture and nature as it has something to offer for every visitor. It covers a vast area while showcasing fantastic 9 different themes spread along its 80 acres of land.

The themes include different gardens, Jae-Am Folk Village, Hyeopjae & Ssangyong Caves, Palm Tree Avenue, Bird Garden, Stone & Bonsai Garden, and Exhibit Hall. Hallim Park has the most delightful sights to offer while wandering around the park with different themes, fauna, and flora on display.

O’Sulloc tea plantations bring us out of the hustle and bustle of the city making us appreciate the beautiful panoramic view of the green tea field produced by Innisfree. Stroll freely across the tea field and get attractive pictures with a beautiful backdrop and get lost with the peculiar tea smell.

O’sulloc tea museum exhibits the history of tea drinking in Korea and around the world with artifacts showcasing teacups from around the world. On the top of the museum is an observation deck that allows tourists to see the panorama of sprawling tea fields.

There’s also a Green Tea café here and Green Tea Ice-cream is a must try and they also have various products relating to green tea to offer such as green tea lattes and rolls, etc. There’s an Innisfree store which is a popular cosmetic brand in Korea and they sell various creams and products made out of Green Tea and Jeju’s Green Tea cosmetic products are famous across South Korea. 

Cruising Sanbang makes you discover stunning Mt. Sanbang & Mt. Songak as well as 2 stone islands that look smaller at distance but huge when near and many more islands. A nature lover wouldn’t surely want to miss this as it gives you enormous pleasure and peace watching these scenic shots.

Cheonjeyeon Waterfall is often known as “The Pond of God” consisting of 3 spectacular cascade waterfalls. The first waterfall falls directly into the pond which is 21m deep and it falls further from here contributing to the 2^nd & 3^rd waterfall.

Swimming is forbidden at this waterfall. The 2^nd cascade flows down a steep basalt rock into the next pond with more water than the previous one and the 3^rd cascade full stream falls into the pond further reaching the sea.

The river is connected by a beautiful Seonimgyo Bridge meaning “Seven Nymphs Bridge” between the 2^nd & 3^rd waterfall and also connecting Cheonjeyeon waterfalls to Jungmun Tourist Complex. It is one of the largest and impressive waterfalls on Jeju Island.

It’s the largest outdoor Bonsai Garden in Asia featuring 7 gardens made with stone and native trees. Each garden is unique with its décor based on volcanic mountains and waters. This garden came into the spotlight because it was created by a single farmer from the wastelands.

It’s a place where you can relax and communicate with nature and can spend about 45mins to 1hr. The landscaping and plenty of Bonsai trees on display make it admirable and it also has an artificial waterfall, stone towers with Jeju volcanic stones, and a pond.

As the name suggests it’s a spacious park demonstrating miniature versions of architectural wonders across the world. It’s the first miniature park in Korea and has gained a lot of importance while presenting attractions such as the Great Wall of China, Statue of Liberty, Leaning Tower of Pisa, etc.

It’s a museum dedicated to Teddy Bears displaying them in various shapes, sizes, and themes located in Jungmun Tourist Complex. It is known for its unique collection of Teddy Bears and “Louis Vuitton Teddy Bear” is the top famous as it had raised a world record price of over $190,000 at a fund-raising charity auction in Monaco. They even have a Gandhi Bapu and Mother Teressa Teddy Bear.

The museum is divided into 3 parts – The history museum (learn the history about 100 years combining with teddy bear charm), Art Gallery (Focusing on artistically inspired Teddy Bears), and Teddy’s Forest (where the teddy plays in the natural surroundings).

Teddy’s Forest gives a fantastic experience as travelers would notice teddys playing in different natural surroundings such as fishing, love fountain, picnic, etc and highlight being the SLOW – the largest teddy bear in the world being 9m tall.

They have a souvenir gift shop as well as a café with good views. Here you will find everything you need to know about Teddy Bears.

It’s the largest museum franchise business in the world with many locations worldwide. The recent branch of Jeju Island consists of 12 galleries, an outdoor theme park, a gift shop, and a café.

The museum displays impressive one-of-a-kind items collected by Mr. Ripley during his worldwide travel journeys. Teddy Bear Museum, Ripley’s Believe it or not are all in the same complex. There’s even a Starbucks coffee shop in a unique artistic building.

One can discover Korea’s distinctive K-pop culture in this museum and interactive studios. There are even concerts held here and it’s a must-visit for K-pop fans. It also has a “Live 360” which is a 3D animated video depicting K-pop's biggest stars.