Exploring whale skeletons, wedding exhibits, and outdoor dolhareubang offers shared conversation, yet limited seating and small galleries reduce relaxed couple time.
Why 1-2 hours visit duration is ideal for couple trip: Couples can view four exhibition halls and outdoor displays at a relaxed pace.
Sea Exhibition Hall:
See the 13 m Bryde’s whale skeleton.
Tip: Arrive early to get clear views and close-up photos.
Dol Hareubang Statue:
Pose at the large red stone guardian by the entrance.
Tip: Use a selfie stick for wide shots with both of you.
Folklore Exhibition Hall I:
Admire models of traditional Jeju homes and wedding rites.
Tip: Read the panels on marriage customs for local insights.
Mini-Theater Screening:
Watch animated films on marine life and Jeju ecology.
Tip: Check the 30-minute schedule and plan your slot.
Outdoor Exhibition:
Examine the jeongnang gate system and horse-mill replica.
Tip: Bring a hat and water if you visit on a sunny day.
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Item | Cost (Approx.) |
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Admission (2 adults) | KRW 4,000 |
Parking fee | KRW 1,000 |
Total Estimated | KRW 5,000 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Visit in spring to see cherry blossoms in the adjacent park and enjoy mild weather at the outdoor exhibits.
Address: 40 Samseong-ro, Cheju, Jeju-do, South Korea
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Harriet
Really interesting museum with lots of areas covering pre-history up to present day. Lovely to learn about how people lived on the island. As a note though, not everything has an English translation. There was a guide in the halls who spoke to us and was really knowledgeable and interesting.
Emily N
Interesting to roam around and read about Jeju history but not an immersive museum. The layout is a little bland and I got bored halfway through. Good place to pass time though.
Maria A.
Not worth visiting in my opinion. You learn the same things you can learn from a text book or youtube. Nothing wow. We went as part of a tour.
Matthias
Small museum, were you can learn about Jejus volcanoes, animals, old traditions and history. But it was not really suitable for non-Korean speakers, and it felt more oriented towards kids. There was a little English text, but it was always much shorter and simplified, compared to the Korean text. And often there would be no explanation when going from one theme to another. So they should probably ...
Apple Jack
This museum is a good place to come, to know about the history of Jeju.. it also provided a luggage storage for the visitors.. and the price is different based on age.. the ambience is really nice.. there are also a lot of foreigners when i come... glad to know new knowledge!
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