Embracing Jeju’s Indoor Wonders

As the winter chill envelops Jeju Island, the allure of its indoor attractions becomes irresistible. The weather forecast for December 14th and 15th suggests overcast skies with a high likelihood of rain and snow, making it the perfect time to explore Jeju’s cultural and natural beauty from the comfort of indoor settings. One such experience is the Cheonjeyeon Falls & Osulloc Museum Tour, available on both days from morning to late afternoon. This private tour offers a unique blend of nature and culture, allowing you to witness the majestic Cheonjeyeon Falls and indulge in the serene ambiance of the Osulloc Green Tea Plantation.

The Cheonjeyeon Falls, a three-tiered waterfall, is a sight to behold even in the winter months. As you walk along the forest path, the sound of cascading water and the view of the emerald pond create a tranquil atmosphere. The Osulloc Museum, on the other hand, offers a warm retreat where you can savor a cup of green tea or green tea ice cream while learning about the rich history of tea cultivation in Jeju. This tour is not just about sightseeing; it’s an opportunity to immerse yourself in the stories and legends that make Jeju a cultural treasure.

“Excellent trip - Mr. Kim is an excellent driver and tour guide. He was very helpful and courteous, and we really enjoyed the entire trip. Thank you.” (Reviewed at: 2023-11-01)

Discovering Jeju’s UNESCO Heritage

For those eager to delve deeper into Jeju’s UNESCO heritage, the Southern UNESCO Mt. Halla Tour is a must. Available on December 15th, this tour takes you on a journey through the southern part of Jeju Island, showcasing its geological wonders and cultural landmarks. Despite the chilly weather, the tour promises a comfortable experience with air-conditioned vehicles and knowledgeable guides.

The highlight of this tour is the hike on Hallasan Mountain, a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site. The Eoseungsaengak Trail offers a relatively easy hike, allowing you to experience the breathtaking nature of Hallasan without the strenuous effort. The tour also includes visits to the Jusangjeolli Cliffs and Cheonjiyeon Falls, where the dramatic landscapes and the sound of crashing waves create a mesmerizing spectacle. As you explore these sites, you’ll gain a deeper appreciation for Jeju’s natural beauty and its significance as a UNESCO Global Geopark.

“Unforgettable trip! I really recommend this tour, especially if you don’t have much time in Jeju! It was a really great tour and I was so happy that the tour includes the hike at Hallasan.” (Reviewed at: 2024-09-27)

A Cultural Retreat in Jeju

Jeju Island is not just about its natural beauty; it’s also a hub of cultural experiences that offer a glimpse into the island’s rich heritage. The Osulloc Tea Museum, part of the Cheonjeyeon Falls & Osulloc Museum Tour, is a testament to Jeju’s long-standing tradition of tea cultivation. Here, you can explore the vast green tea fields and learn about the various green tea products that Jeju is famous for. The museum also houses the Innisfree House, where you can discover the art of relaxation and mindfulness through tea.

In addition to the tea museum, the Southern UNESCO Mt. Halla Tour offers insights into Jeju’s cultural landscape. The tour includes a visit to the Oedolgae Rock, a unique coastal attraction formed by volcanic eruptions. According to legend, the rock was formed when a grandmother turned into stone while waiting for her grandfather who never returned from the sea. Such stories add a layer of mystique to Jeju’s already enchanting landscape, making your visit a truly immersive cultural experience.

“Do not miss this wonderful tour with Peter! He shared information about Jeju - the wind, the stones, the women, the haenyeos, the stone grandpas, the tangerines!” (Reviewed at: 2024-09-08)