Children can throw arrows, paint masks and feed goats for cultural fun, yet stone paths are uneven, no playground exists and shaded rest spots are limited.
Why 2-3 hours visit duration is ideal for with kids: Enough time for a relaxed walk, folk games, workshops, and snack breaks with kids under 12.
Folk-games zone:
Kids can try yutnori, arrow-throwing, and jegichagi on a small field.
Tip: Arrive early to grab free equipment and avoid lines.
Mask-painting workshop:
Children decorate traditional dance masks with bright paints.
Tip: Book at the information desk on arrival; fee is ₩10,000 per mask.
Mini animal farm:
Feed chickens and goats in a shaded pen near the village center.
Tip: Bring ₩2,000–3,000 in coins for feed tokens.
Dolhareubang statues:
Touch different parts for luck: head for love, stomach for promotion.
Tip: Let kids pick which blessing they want before touching.
Walk ancient alleys:
Stroll winding Olrai paths flanked by thatched homes and lava walls.
Tip: Use the self-guided map; alley stones can be uneven—wear sturdy shoes.
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Item | Cost (Approx.) |
---|---|
Mask-painting workshop (per mask) | KRW 10,000 |
Animal feed packet (per child) | KRW 3,000 |
Local snack (each) | KRW 3,000 |
Total Estimated | KRW 38,000 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Spring and autumn bring mild weather and occasional folk performances. In summer, carry sun hats; in winter, dress warmly against mountain winds.
Address: 30번지 Seongeupjeonguihyeon-ro, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo, Jeju-do, South Korea
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Danny Kim
This is the very traditional and historical folk village where you can find the way of life in Jeju island. Seongeup Folk Village is a well-preserved traditional village located in Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo City, Jeju Island. • It served as a local administrative town (Jeongui-hyeon) during the Joseon Dynasty, starting from 1423 (King Sejong’s reign) until 1914. • At its peak, the village had about ...
Christa Dandoy
Nice folk village. Little cafe/shops out front. There was signage in English. Interesting stop but not a priority if short on time.
scott smith
Interesting aspect of folk life living in Jeju. Was a bunch of thatch hut buildings each with purpose and laid out in a small community setting of a school, courtyards, meeting places, religious areas, and so forth. No one there although weather wasn’t great…I suspect it was part of our itinerary to support local cultural spots with income by buying their souvenirs
Michelle Lu
It’s charming but kind of passé as well. I little more story telling and perhaps some more daily artifacts would be better. Still, it’s a nice easy stroll.
Kristopher Murray
Interesting folk village about an hour drive from cruise terminal. There is plenty of parking for small vehicles and tour buses. Just before the entrance is a series of souvenir and coffee shops. Very cheap coffee and smoothies. Worth a trip and perhaps second wind from the drive. The entrance to the village is a large wooden gate which is one of a couple entry points surrounded by a large tall st...
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