• Hallasan National Park - Discover Hallasan, Jeju’s premier UNESCO World Heritage site. Enjoy a leisurely hike at Eoseungsaengak, the most accessible trail on Hallasan. Experience the vitality of Hallasan and the warmth of spring. It promises to be a memorable day!
• Eongdeongmul Valley - The name Eongdeongmul Valley originates from a legend where even animals seeking water couldn’t fully enter due to its challenging terrain and large rocks—they would turn around to relieve themselves before departing. In spring, vibrant canola flowers bloom along the valley’s slopes, offering a stunning view. Unlike flat landscapes, this area provides a more dynamic perspective of the canola fields. It is part of Olle Trail Route 8 and is also known as Jungmun Moonlight Walking Park.
• Daepo Haean Jusangjeolli Cliff - The columnar joints along Jeju Island’s southeastern coast are renowned for their breathtaking natural beauty, featuring impressive coastal cliffs. Rising 20 to 30 meters high, these awe-inspiring formations offer a spectacular panoramic view against the ocean backdrop.
• Sanbangsan Mountain - A vast canola field unfolds against the backdrop of Sanbangsan Mountain on Jeju Island. The golden waves of blooming canola flowers sway in the breeze, capturing the essence of spring. Behind the vibrant yellow fields, the majestic view of Sanbangsan enhances the breathtaking scenery.
• O’sulloc Tea Museum - Delve into Jeju’s tea heritage at Osulloc Tea Museum, surrounded by lush green tea fields. Participate in tea tastings of various flavors, observe the tea-making process, and relax in the peaceful tea gardens. A tranquil retreat for tea lovers in the heart of Jeju.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Toll fees
• Fuel fees
• English/Chinese-speaking Professional guide
• Parking fees
• Admission to attractions

• Lunch
• Other personal expenses
• Personal Travel Insurance

Experience the best of Jeju’s spring on a guided tour.

Explore the island’s canola flower fields, feel the essence of spring at Eoseungsaengak, a UNESCO site on Hallasan Mountain, and witness the Jusangjeolli Cliffs in the UNESCO Jeju Geopark.

Start your day by exploring Jeju’s southwestern canola flower fields, where nature comes alive. Then, feel the essence of spring at Eoseungsaengak, a UNESCO site on Hallasan Mountain.

Next, experience Jeju’s volcanic history at the UNESCO Jeju Geopark’s Jusangjeolli Cliffs, where you can witness incredible natural rock formations shaped by ancient volcanic activity.

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