Hallim Park & O'Sulloc Tea Museum

Description

Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

Departing pier, you begin with a scenic drive to Hallim Park where you can enjoy the world class multi-faceted park such as Palm Tree Road, Lava caves, Folk village, Stone and Bonsai Garden and much more. The most popular sites are the underground world of Hyeopjae and sangyong lava caves which were formed by the volcano eruption of Mountain Halla and known to be the only-two dimentional caves in the world. Stalagmites and stalactites are seldom found in lava caves. In Jae-Am Folk Village, you can gain a glimpse into traditional life as you view traditional thatch houses, low stone fences,narrow alleys, Jeju's tallest stone 'Grand father' statue( Dolharubang ) known as symbolic of Jeju and many house hold products. In Jeju Stone and Bonsai Garden", you will find a large collection of bonsai trees ranging 300 years old pine tree and unique natural stones from all over the world.

Next, proceed to O'Sulloc Tea Museum which exhibits Korea's history of tea culture and a collection of various tea cups from world wide. The entire building takes the shape of a green tea cup which harmonize the cultures of the West and East, and past traditions with the modern world. You can also view the surrounding tea plantation farm from the observatory.

Special Notes:

-Ground of Hallim Park caves is uneven, wet and dark inside. Therefore all guests are strongly advised to excercise due caution during the walk here.
-Non skid walking shoes are advised.
-Tour sequence may vary.