[2025 Jeju Attraction] Travel Guide for Jejumok Gwana Government Office (Updated Jul)

😱Jeju Island in "When the Bitterness Ends, I Meet You with Tangerines" brought me to tears with its beauty! Following in the footsteps of K-dramas, I've meticulously put together a 3-day, 2-night Jeju Island check-in guide 👇 complete with exclusive tips for saving on airfare~ 🌈 Jeju Island's Stunning 3-Day, 2-Night Itinerary: Day 1️⃣: Upon arrival, head straight to Olle Market to immerse yourself in Jeju Island's vibrant atmosphere, eating and shopping non-stop! Then, make your way to Aewol-eup, where the gentle sea breeze and beautiful sunset will soothe all your fatigue 🌅 Day 2️⃣: A day trip to Udo Island, incredibly romantic! Rent a small car to tour the island, with coastal roads and colorful houses just like in K-dramas – every frame is a wallpaper-worthy shot 📸 Day 3️⃣: Visit Mokgwana to experience its historical charm. Then, leisurely explore every corner of Jeju Island, and don't forget to bring some souvenirs home to perfectly conclude your trip ✨ 🛍️ Jeju Island Must-Buy List! 🔥Top 1 Hallabong Tangerines, exclusive to this volcanic island, bursting with juice and a natural honey aroma, can be stored in the refrigerator for a month! Farmers will teach you how to pick them on the spot, so you can taste before you buy and avoid disappointment! 🐶Top 2 Jangmondog Doll, a popular IP in 2025, incredibly cute! Available as phone clips and keychains, every Korean girl has one, and you deserve one too! 🍫Top 3 Tangerine Chocolate, dark chocolate + dried tangerine, sweet, sour, and crispy, it's addictive! DIY gift box packaging is also available, perfect for gifting or personal enjoyment! 💡 Tips: ✔️Pay attention to Jeju Island's weather; the sea is more beautiful on sunny days, but markets and historical sites have a unique charm on rainy days~ ✔️Don't miss Hallasan Mountain, the view from the top is amazing! ✔️Jeju Island's signal can be poor, so download maps in advance to avoid getting lost! ✔️Buying seafood at Dongmun Market for processing is much more cost-effective than ordering directly at restaurants! ✔️Bus services are infrequent, so check the timetable in advance and don't wait aimlessly! 🌟 Save this guide, and you too can become a K-drama protagonist! Jeju Island's romance awaits you 💖 Hurry and set off!

📷 Traditional hanbok photos on Jeju Island~ 📍Attraction: Mokgwana It takes about 10 minutes to get there by taxi from the airport. This is the only place to take photos of ancient buildings. There is a hanbok photo studio nearby. The attraction has a strong sense of history, so I chose a 👩🏻 mom's court dress and 👦🏻 baby's crown prince dress. We seemed to travel back to the ancient Korean drama, leaving unforgettable memories💕. 🌸Mokgwana was built in the 14th century and was the administrative agency of ancient Jeju Island. 🌸The entire building complex is mainly made of traditional wood and stone, and the painted patterns on the building are very exquisite. 🌸You can enter the interior to visit, where precious ancient cultural relics are displayed. Children can imitate ancient officials to try cases, write documents... 🌸There are "pitch-pot" props in the square for tourists to experience for free, and children have a great time. 🎫Tickets: Adults (25-64 years old): KRW 1,500 Teenagers (13-24 years old): KRW 800 Children (7-12 years old): KRW 400 Free for children under 6 years old and seniors over 65 years old 🕘Opening hours: 09:00–18:00, ticket sales stop at 17:30 ❤️Nearby facilities: •Dining: Dongmun Market is very close to Mokgwana, within walking distance, and there are various delicacies and snacks. •Shopping: Chilseong-ro Street is the largest commercial street in Jeju, where you can buy souvenirs and specialty products.

The beginning of winter has arrived. Are you already thinking about your favorite winter destination? If I have to say, then! Jeju Island in winter is simply a human ideal! ! ! Avoided the peak of summer peak season, beautiful scenery few people, excellent photography, most importantly, off-season ticket prices are cheaper, many places in the country can fly directly to and from the country, Shenyang 2 hours can go to the island 🏝️ walk around, visa-free direct flight, you say, it is not good who is good? Recommend a 3 days 2 nights winter tour of Jeju Island niche route, HKD2,000 can play abroad ❗️ Day1️⃣: Camellia Forest - Jeju Pastoral Office Korean Clothes Disguise Day 2️⃣: Jelly Sea - Seven Stars Road Shopping - Sea Riri Cafe Day 3️⃣: Rainbow Highway by the Sea - Duty Free Shop / OliveYoung shopping 。 🌸Camellia: Winter is the season of camellias, Jeju Island has many camellia gardens, great for photography 📍 Camellia Forest (제주 동백포레스트) 🔻53-38, Saenggiak-ro, Namwon-eup, Seogwipo-si (제주 서귀포시 남원읍 생기악로 53-38) 。 👗Jeju Pastoral Office Korean costume disguise: Jeju Pastoral Office is a traditional Korean architecture, and traditional Korean costumes match seamlessly, it is strongly recommended to take a picture of a Korean costume disguise before leaving 📍Jeju 10, 2, Cheolsung-ro (2F 。 🌈Rainbow Highway: Colorful seaside highway, not far from the airport, and a small hill to climb up to watch planes take off, one side of the highway has a cafe called NAMO CAFE, the second floor and third floor can overlook the rainbow highway and jelly sea 📍제주시 서해안로264 。 🌊 Jelly Sea: You can see the Jelly Sea in Jeju Island in winter. In addition to Niu Island, there is a free Jelly Sea on the seaside not far from Niu Island Pier 📍제주 제주시 조천읍 조함해안로 。 ▪️ A super beautiful cafe that you can’t miss 1️⃣ Hairi, pure white small fresh cafe, beautiful sea view perspective, very close to Niu Island Pier 2️⃣NAMO, right by the Rainbow Sea, the second floor floor-to-ceiling glass windows directly facing the Rainbow Sea, the view is amazing 3️⃣Waffle Khan waffle, now the favorite dessert of Korean young people 。 ▪️ Can't miss the buy buy buy 1️⃣ Duty-free shop, recommended to Silla, because there is 🇰🇷 national brand GM 2️⃣ Seven Stars Road, sports and outdoor goods paradise, ABC Mart has several shops here, sneakers strongly recommended 3️⃣OliveYoung, Korean girls' daily chemical paradise, there is a big one near the duty-free shop

🙋🏻‍♂️ Meet the beauty of Korea in Jeju's downtown area! 🏷 Jeju Mokgwana 📍 25 Gwandeok-ro, Jeju-si ⏰ Every day 09:00~18:00 💳 Adults 1,500 won / Youths 800 won / Children 400 won 💁🏻‍♂️ Ttukboki's [Jeju Travel] Story A place where you can meet the blue sky of Jeju and the beauty of Korea! In particular, it has a great view for taking pictures wearing hanbok. It is also a historical site where you can learn about the history of Jeju's downtown area. Dongmun Market is located nearby, so it's a good place to stop by. #JejuTravel #HotPlace #JejuMokgwana #HistoricalSite

🙋🏻‍♂️ A place where you can take photos of your Jeju trip wearing Hanbok 🏷️ Jeju Mokgwana 📍 25 Gwandeok-ro, Jeju-si (Samdo 2-dong) 💁🏻‍♂️ Ttukboki's [Jeju Travel] Story This is Jeju Mokgwana, the center of Jeju history and culture~ It's also a place where you can enjoy a different kind of scenery in Jeju! If you're with kids, it's a place where you can learn about Jeju's history. It's also a really pretty hot place if you rent Hanbok and take photos! #JejuTravel #JejuMokgwana #Gwandeokjeong #HistoricalTravel #HotPlace

#summervacay Visiting the Jejumok Gwana Government Office provides crucial insight into what makes Jeju Island's identity so unique. As the historical seat of power, this site was central to the island's distinct governance and its often-isolated relationship with the mainland. The exhibits within the complex shed light on the challenges faced by Jeju's people and governors, including periods of exile and unique administrative policies. Understanding how Jeju was governed for centuries helps to contextualize its strong local culture, resilient spirit, and unique dialect. It's an educational and thought-provoking experience that deepens your appreciation for the island's enduring character. Tip: Consider visiting the Jeju National Museum beforehand or afterwards to get a broader historical overview that complements the specific focus of the Gwana. #myitinerary #thingstodo #staycation #beachlife

#summervacay Beyond its historical significance, the Jejumok Gwana Government Office offers a wonderfully serene oasis of traditional Korean architecture right in the heart of Jeju City. The complex is beautifully laid out with elegant courtyards, lush gardens, and tranquil pathways that invite leisurely exploration. The harmonious design of the buildings, with their classic lines and natural materials, creates a peaceful atmosphere perfect for quiet contemplation or a relaxing stroll. It's a fantastic spot for photography, capturing the timeless beauty of Joseon-era structures against the backdrop of Jeju's sky. This site provides a refreshing escape from the urban bustle, allowing you to appreciate the artistry and tranquility of traditional Korean design. Tip: Take your time to wander through the various courtyards and gardens; each offers a different perspective and a sense of calm. #travel #thingstodo #myitinerary #thingstodo #seascapes

#summervacay The Jejumok Gwana Government Office is an absolute must-visit for anyone eager to step directly into Jeju Island's past during the Joseon Dynasty. This meticulously restored complex served as the island's central administrative hub for centuries, and walking through its gates feels like entering a living history book. You can explore the various traditional wooden buildings, including the main office, residential quarters, and ceremonial halls, all recreated with impressive historical accuracy. The intricate details of the architecture, from the tiled roofs to the sturdy wooden beams, offer a tangible connection to the island's rich heritage. It's a truly immersive experience that brings Jeju's administrative and cultural history vividly to life. Tip: Look for the detailed information boards (often with English translations) in each building to understand its specific function and historical context. #beachlife #thingstodo #seascapes #travel

#JuneTravelSupport #JejuMokGwanA JejuMokGwanA can be easily misunderstood as a static tourist destination that shows the administrative office of a government official who was appointed to Jeju a long time ago. However, it is seeking new changes, such as the Jeju 🎶 Haenyeo Folk Song Performance, which is held for cruise travelers (and all travelers thereafter). ✍️ This '2025 Halla Chunsa Festival' provides an opportunity to experience the Chunsa Festival that Aesoon and Gwansik participated in during their school days in the Netflix drama 'BokSsak Cheotsuda'. (JejuMokGwanA is the actual filming location for this scene.) You can wear the school uniforms worn by the main characters in the drama in a size 👍 and capture them in a frame at the photo zone. 📇 Address - 25 Gwandeok-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju

#5月好去地方2025 Address: 제주특별자치도 제주시 관덕로 25 (Jeju-si, Gwandeok-ro 25, Jeju-do, South Korea) Atmosphere/Facilities: The overall is an antique Korean house complex, which retains the original appearance of the government office in Jeju Joseon Dynasty. The park is very clean, the atmosphere is solemn and quiet, and there are guide signs in four languages ​​​​(Chinese, English, Korean and Japanese). In addition to traditional buildings, there are also clothing experience areas and scheduled traditional etiquette performances. The park is not large, but the movement lines are clear and very easy to visit. Tickets: ₩1,500 for adults / ₩800 for teenagers / ₩600 for children (some performances are free to visit) ⸻ Features: • The office and residence site of the chief executive of Jeju during the Joseon Dynasty • The oldest government office complex in Jeju, well preserved • Free visit in hanbok, traditional imperial examination experience and scheduled performances • The location is close to the city center, with convenient transportation, and can be visited together with the nearby Gwandeokjeong Pavilion Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4.5/5) Suitable for history fans and travelers who want to experience traditional hanbok culture! ⸻ [Experience] In the bustling center of Jeju, there is a space that slows down time, that is "Jeju Muguanya". For people like me who love history and traditional culture, this place is like a cultural gem hidden in the alleys of the city. Once you step in, it feels like you have walked into Jeju hundreds of years ago. Jeju Muguanya was the administrative center of Jeju Island during the Joseon Dynasty. It was also the official residence and office of the highest official of Jeju, the Mushi. Walking into the park, you can see the fully preserved official hall, conference hall, trial hall, and even the living space of the Mushi. Each Korean house building has been restored very completely, and the tiles, wooden doors, and window lattices reveal simplicity and majesty. We just missed the scheduled tour when we arrived, but the park has multilingual explanation signs, and you can understand its historical background very clearly with a mobile phone search. What's more surprising is that they even provide free experience of Korean clothes! Put on traditional costumes and take pictures in the ancient house. Not only is the picture beautiful, but it also makes the whole visit process more interactive and immersive. This is not just a simple display of ancient monuments, but it tries to make people understand Jeju's historical role and institutional background through exhibitions and interactive areas. For example, we encountered the "Imperial Examination Experience Activity" that day. The children wore the costumes of the little champions and held brushes to simulate taking the exam. The picture of ancient and modern interweaving is really cute and interesting. In the scene of the courtroom, you can also see the display of simulated trials, which makes people have a concrete imagination of the legal system at that time. The park is not big and can be walked through in about 40 minutes, but I stayed for more than an hour, sometimes taking pictures, and sometimes sitting on the bench in the courtyard to quietly feel the tranquility. Compared with other natural scenic spots in Jeju, the Muguanya provides cultural precipitation and review, which can make people reflect on the meaning of travel. It is worth mentioning that although this is not the most popular tourist spot, the management is very meticulous. Whether it is the cleanliness of the floor or the friendliness of the staff, it is impressive. If you love history and culture like me, or want to understand more about Jeju's image of more than just haenyeo and volcanoes, then Jeju Muguanya is definitely a surprise stop on your journey. This place is suitable for all ages. Whether you want to quietly appreciate the ancient buildings, take traditional beautiful photos, or participate in traditional experience activities with your children, you can feel the heavy and gentle side of Jeju Island in just one hour. Next time I come to Jeju, I want to wear a different style of hanbok and walk through this time corridor again. 🌿👘📜 #제주도 #jejumokuganya #jeju_island_travel #jeju #jejucheck-in hotspots #jejuattractions

Jeju Mokgwana offers free admission, free haenyeo performances, and free traditional Korean music performances for cruise passengers arriving at Jeju Port. The haenyeo performance usually starts around 10:30 AM, but the schedule may vary depending on the cruise arrival time. Events will be held until June 30, with specific dates including June 20 (Friday), June 22 (Sunday), June 23 (Monday), June 26 (Thursday), and June 30 (Monday). Performances feature dances accompanied by Jeju folk songs such as 'Odolttogi' and 'Ieodo Sana.' Additionally, visitors can enjoy a unique lullaby performance that is distinct to Jeju, making it a worthwhile cultural and artistic experience not only for cruise passengers but also for those traveling to explore Jeju's rich heritage. 📇 Address - 25 Gwandeok-ro, Jeju City, Jeju Island 🌊 Haenyeo - Refers to women who dive deep into the sea without oxygen tanks, often taking on this profession to support their household economy. (You can catch a glimpse of their lives in the Netflix drama 'A Time Called You').

The Joseon Dynasty lasted for approximately 500 years and had a significant impact on Korea 🇰🇷. The site where the Jeju Mok Government Office is currently located has been used as an administrative office since the Tamna Kingdom era (a period when Jeju was considered an independent state during its revival). In 1991, 🪏 excavation investigations began, uncovering artifacts from the Tamna Kingdom, the Joseon Dynasty, and even the modern era. Detailed information about these findings is available through exhibits and 🎥 videos. During the Joseon Dynasty, the buildings served as the central hub for local governance. Although they were damaged during the Japanese colonial period, restoration efforts began in December 2002. As of June 2025, during my visit, one of the buildings was still under 👷♂️👷 construction. 📇 Address - 25 Gwandeok-ro, Jeju City, Jeju ⏱️ Operating Hours - 09:00 ~ 18:00

#May Travel Support Fund Jeju Central Underground Shopping Mall has restrooms and is separated by gender. It is free to use, and toilet paper and hand towels for wiping your hands after washing are provided in the restrooms. Public Wi-Fi is available, and there are stores on both sides of the passage. Address - Jeju Central Underground Shopping Mall, 60 Jungang-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province

#May Travel Support Fund The Central Underground Shopping Mall is a place with good connectivity to nearby tourist attractions. Nearby tourist attractions include the Marine Corps Memorial Tower, Sanjicheon / Kim Man-deok Memorial Hall / Dongmun Traditional Market, etc. The Ibuljip inside the underground shopping mall is a store frequented by foreign tourists, and also sells underwear and cell phone cases. Address - Jeju Central Underground Shopping Mall, 60 Jungang-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province

#May Travel Support Fund The 4.3 Incident occurred due to the shooting incident in front of Gwandeokjeong. The location is currently in front of the Jeju Mok government office, and a location sign was recently installed. You can tour Gwandeokjeong and Jeju Mok government office together with the shooting location. Address - 25 Gwandeok-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju

#May Travel Support Fund Jeju Mok Gwan-a is a designated national heritage travel destination, located about 10 minutes away from Jeju City Jungang-ro by foot. As a place belonging to the 2025 National Heritage Visit Year, a stamp is provided and included in the stamp tour. Address - 25 Gwandeok-ro, Jeju City, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province

#May Travel Support Fund Jeju Mok Gwan-a offers Jeju Mok experience, carp feeding, traditional play experience, Joseon Dynasty stick experience, etc. The Mok experience room has hats, shoes, and clothes, and they are divided into adult and child sizes so you can choose the one that fits your height. Address - 25 Gwandeok-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province

Mokgwana is located in the center of Jeju City's old district. At its entrance stands Gwandokjeong Pavilion, built in the 30th year of King Sejong's reign (1448), one of the oldest wooden structures remaining on Jeju Island. On January 21, 1963, Gwandokjeong was designated as Korea's National Treasure No. 322. Gwandokjeong was originally a military training ground for archery and martial arts. The name "Gwandok" originates from a Confucian text meaning "Through archery, one observes virtue." In ancient times, archery was considered an essential discipline for self-cultivation. The pavilion stands on a raised platform, resembling a grand hall with a hip-and-gable roof covered in gray tiles. It measures five bays wide and three bays deep, with eaves extending 4.5 meters. Open on all sides without walls or windows, it embodies a traditional pavilion style. Inside, two large plaques hang from the ceiling: "First Pavilion of Honam" and "Scenic Beauty of Tamna." The beams are vividly painted with the Ten Symbols of Longevity, scenes from the Battle of Red Cliffs, grand hunts, and exotic animals. After visiting Gwandokjeong, explore the main government complex. The flagpole base at the entrance once supported the yellow commander's flag of the Jeju Defense Command. The Jeju Mokgwana History Hall offers an immersive exhibition on the life and history of Jeju's governance. Other notable buildings include: - **Yuryeondang Hall**: A venue for banquets and sealing tribute goods. - **Honghwak Pavilion**: Originally the office of the military commander (concurrently held by the governor). Its name expresses the wish for the king's benevolence to reach the people. Due to its grandeur, it was also called "Tamna High Pavilion." - **Yeongju Hyeopdang Hall**: The office for military officers. - **Yeonhuigak Pavilion**: The governor's office, also known as the Eastern Hall or Main Government Office. - **Gyullimdang Hall**: A leisure space where the governor played the geomungo (zither), enjoyed board games, and composed poetry. - **Manggyeongnu Pavilion**: A place to bow toward Seoul in gratitude for the king's grace. (Note: The name humorously alludes to Beijing's Wangjing district, where many Koreans reside today.) - **Dismounting Stele**: Inscribed with "All officials below the governor must dismount," requiring visitors to proceed on foot. The complex is small and free to enter.

[Jeju Mokgwana Site] A city hall from the Yi Dynasty has been restored✨ There are several towers and halls, and you can visit each one. There are explanations in Japanese. You can take off your shoes, enter the building, go close to the dolls on display, and take photos with them📷 You can also pick up and play with toys from the Joseon period, so it's a place that people of all ages can enjoy. They have rental costumes, and I took a photo of someone wearing one😊 There is also a men's costume. There is an exhibition room in Manggyeongru where you can learn about the history of Jeju City, and the second floor is an observation room. Be careful as the stairs are steep💡 It's easy to get to because it's in the center of old Jeju, and the site isn't that large, but it's a museum where you can feel the history and culture of the Joseon period, so I recommend it❤️ When I went in late March, the plum blossoms were blooming beautifully🌸 There are clean toilets. 💰Price per person: 1500 won 📍Location: 13 Gwandeok-ro 7-gil, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, Korea 🕰️Opening hours: 9am-6pm It's right after you exit Gate 11 of the Jeju Central Underground Shopping Mall. The nearest bus stop is "Gwandeokjeong Pavilion" 🚌 #JejuMokgwana Site #Jeju Island #Jeju Island Tourism #Korea #Spring 0 Yen Trip

#2025 Overseas Travel Event Jeju Mok Gwan-a is where the pastors who were assigned to Jeju worked. It was rebuilt from what was burned down and is a paid admission tourist attraction. (Some conditions are excluded) If you visit on a clear day, it is a good place to get the so-called ‘life shot’, and various folk games are held during holidays. ✅ Address - 25 Gwandeok-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju ✅ Admission Fee: Adults - 1,500 won / Youth & Military - 800 won / Children - 400 won

#2025OverseasTravelEvent An old trace worth taking your time to walk through, Jeju Mok Gwan-a has a photo zone with items wrapped in bojagi and a jar stand. 🇰🇷 Traditional Korean play facilities have been prepared, and you can see people walking around in hanbok 🚶♀️🚶♂️. ✅ Address - 25 Gwandeok-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju

#2025Overseas Travel Event If you enter Jeju Mok Government Office wearing Hanbok, you can use the Hambok rental shop. There are several Hanbok rental shops near Jeju Mok Government Office. If you enter wearing Hanbok, the admission fee is free, and it is an architectural style that goes well with Hanbok. ✅ Address - 25 Gwandeok-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju

Jeju Island 5-Day Tour Encountered heavy rain ~~ ... But still climbed to the nearby hill The weather is quite comfortable and not too cold There are so many cafes in Jeju Island. ～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～╭(°A°`)╮

Rented costume in Jeju Queens Hanbok for 25k won including the hair style, shop is 3-5 minutes walk from the Jejumok Gwana. We also rent professional photographer for 70k won for 30mins. Entrance fee (temple) is around 1,500 won per head.

#FallHo-kang-seu-event 📍Jeju Jeju-si Gwandeok-ro 25 📞064-710-6717 Gwandeokjeong and Jeju Mokgwan-a in the middle of Jeju-si. Since it's summer, you can enter and view for free after 6 p.m., but it was too bad that there were no people because the sun didn't set even after 7 p.m. and the weather was hot. It's not very big, but it's a pretty place where you can see Jeju's history.

#koreatrip This is the symbol of ruling Jekumok during the Jonseon Dynasty but also an important site of the history of Jeju. The place was used as a complex of major administrative buildings since Tamna Kingdom era. The original facilities were destroyed and demolished during the Japanese colonial period. Since 1991, they have made 4 excavation projects and the buildings reconstructed in 2002 and 2006. Nowadays, it shows how communication between people and government worked centuries ago. It is quite common to see local people traditionally dressed taking pictures at the place. The entrance is very cheap, less than 2 dollars. Very important while visiting to take your shoes off before entering the pavilions.

🏖️ In the scorching summer, escaping the busy city, I chose Jeju Island in South Korea as my vacation destination. This island, with its azure waters and spectacular natural scenery, brought me an unprecedented sense of tranquility and relaxation. 🚅 In Jeju Island, I experienced the Lincoln locomotive handcrafted by the British, took a ride in the primeval forest theme park, and felt the blend of nature and history. The unique pastoral scenery made me feel as if I was in a paradise. 👑 At Jeju Mokgwana, I delved into the history of Jeju and felt the solemnity and reverence at the center of Jeju Mok's rule during the Joseon Dynasty. 🎡 The Sinchang Windmill Coastal Road was the most stunning stop on my trip. The seascape under the setting sun was breathtakingly beautiful. The white windmill, captured through Gong Yoo's lens, appeared exceptionally romantic. 🌵 The cactus community in Woljeong-ri was a paradise on Jeju Island for me. There, with the azure sea, black volcanic rocks, and green cacti, it felt as if I was on an exotic planet. ☕ At Monsant Cafe, I tasted delicious coffee and exquisite surrounding merchandise, enjoying the peaceful and beautiful time. 🎨 This trip to Jeju Island allowed me to fully experience the charm of nature and the cultural heritage. Every inch of land and every piece of the ocean here left a deep impression on me. I look forward to setting foot on this beautiful land again, to feel its different charms throughout the seasons. 💕💕💕

The Jeju government office where the magistrate lived is filled with motifs that remind you of old fairy tales, such as lotus flowers and jars. It is also good to buy some food from the surrounding area on a nice day. You will be able to take a moment to rest from the busy movement and photo-taking trip! #HongKongAirTicketEvent #JejuIsland

#JejuTravel 🏝️ There's a place like this in Gwandeokjeong!! The pond is beautiful and you can feel the beauty of the old government office's architecture! Jeju Mok Gwana, a peaceful place where you can experience the Joseon Dynasty for yourself! 🏞️ I'm introducing Jeju Mok Gwana from the Joseon Dynasty that contains Jeju's history that was better than expected. It's a tourist attraction where you can think about the history of Tamna during the Joseon Dynasty, and you can feel the Joseon Dynasty government office from the 14th century. It's a place where restoration work was done by referring to the blueprints of Jeju Mok Gwana that remained in history. 💡I learned that Jeju's old name was 'Yeongju' and I was able to take a comfortable walk in a quiet atmosphere.! If you go to Jeju, I hope you visit Jeju Mok Gwana! 📍Jeju Mok Gwana: 13 Gwandeok-ro 7-gil, Jeju-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province