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A four-panel collage showcasing Jeju Island's K-drama filming locations tour, featuring 'Princess Hours' teddy bears, Sanbangsan coastal views, scenic coastline, and unique volcanic rock formations, highlighting natural beauty and cultural stops.
Teddy bears at Jeju Teddy Bear Museum, dressed in traditional Korean royal costumes, recreating a scene from the popular K-drama 'Princess Hours' (宮) on a miniature bridge, offering a unique cultural experience.
The magnificent Cheonjeyeon Waterfall on Jeju Island, surrounded by lush green foliage. Multiple streams of pristine water cascade into a clear emerald pool below, showcasing Jeju's stunning natural beauty.
Unique layered sandstone rock formations along Jeju Island's coastline, sculpted over millions of years, meeting the blue ocean waves under a clear sky, showcasing the island's geological wonders.
A grand replica of a large wooden sailing ship displayed on Jeju Island, standing tall against a bright blue sky. This impressive vessel evokes a sense of history and adventure, offering a unique photo opportunity.

Jeju Island sightseeing tour | Visiting the filming locations of "Princess" and "Secret Garden" Sanbangsan Mountain + Teddy Bear Museum + Cheonjeyeon Falls | Japanese guide, Jeju City hotel pick-up and drop-off, lunch included

South Korea-Jeju , Hallasan
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  • You will visit the filming locations on Jeju Island that appeared in the hit Korean dramas "Goong" and "Secret Garden," as well as the Korean movie "Shiri." You can also experience the nature and culture of Jeju Island, including the stunning coastline that can only be described as a divine sculpture and sandstone formations that have been piled up over tens of millions of years. This tour is highly recommended even for those who haven't seen the dramas, as it allows you to fully enjoy the great outdoors of Jeju Island.
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- Points -

・A delicious stone-grilled bibimbap lunch is included for lunch.
- Enjoy the powerful scenery at Cheonjeyeon Falls, with its beautiful three-tiered waterfall and mountain stream.
・You can enjoy three popular drama filming locations in one day, and if you're lucky, you might even encounter a drama being filmed!


- Course Information -

*Departure time: Around 9:00 *You will be informed of the meeting time and place once your reservation is confirmed.
・Meeting place: Hotel in Jeju city ・Duration: Approximately 7 hours ・End time: 16:00
・Disbanding location: Hotel in Jeju city ・Minimum number of participants: 2


- Meal Information -

・[Lunch menu]: Stone-grilled bibimbap lunch *Menu may change without notice.


- Spot Introduction -

・Sanbangsan It is said that while Grandma Seolmundae was doing the laundry, she accidentally hit the top of Hallasan with a washing pole, causing the mountain mass to break off and become Sanbangsan. The area at an altitude of 395m is dotted with strangely shaped rocks and bizarre stones, and the coastline is also spectacular, looking like a divine sculpture. Halfway up the mountain is Sanbang Cave, where the sad legend of the maiden of Sanbangdeok has been passed down, and even today it is said that the water that falls from the ceiling of the cave is the maiden's tears.

・Yongmeori Coast This coastline at the foot of Sanbangsan Mountain is made up of sandstone layers that have been piled up over tens of millions of years. It was named after the hills that look like a dragon holding its head and entering the sea. The spectacular view of the waves crashing violently against the coastal cliffs, the caverns and the eroded areas of the wide cliffs create a spectacular sight. This place was also used as a location for the TV drama "Sorry, I Love You."

・Teddy Bear Museum This museum, with a total area of ​​13,000m2, is themed around teddy bears, stuffed teddy bears. It is famous as the location where the TV drama "Goong (Love in the Palace)" was filmed. There is a "goong" section in the museum, as well as an outdoor park, cafes, bars, and more, making it a popular tourist destination for families.

・Cheonjeyeon Falls
At Cheonjeyeon Waterfall, which has a three-tiered waterfall and mountain stream that resemble the feather robes of the seven heavenly maidens, there is a legend that the seven heavenly maidens who serve the gods descend at night, secretly bathe in the water, and then ascend back to heaven. The Shinrim Bridge, which has the same arched shape as the Oja Bridge and features seven heavenly maidens carved into it, is also beautiful, and the sculpture called Gofukcheon has a lucky box, and it is said that if you throw coins into the lucky bag, you will be blessed with good fortune.


- Important Information -

・Free for children aged 0-2 (seats may not be available). The same price applies for children aged 3 and over and adults.
・Please be on time. If you are late and are unable to join the tour, the tour fee will not be refunded.
・The tour time may vary slightly depending on traffic conditions.


- How to redeem -

・Please show the voucher on your smartphone or other device to a staff member at the meeting point.

Important Info

Reminders

  • A minimum of 2 traveler(s) are required for the tour to depart. If the number of participants does not reach the minimum requirement, the tour will be canceled. An email regarding tour cancellation will be sent 3 day(s) before the departure date

  • As sightseeing is done on foot, we recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes.

  • This is a shared vehicle tour, so please note that if there are other pickups, you may have to wait a little while.

  • If there are 3 or fewer participants, we may use a taxi. If there are 4 or more adults, we will use a tour car.

  • The tour duration may vary slightly depending on traffic conditions.

  • We kindly ask that you refrain from bringing large baggage such as suitcases to the event.

  • Children aged 0-2 years old are free (seats may not be available). Children aged 3 years old and above are charged the same as adults.

FAQ

1. Can visitors climb Sanbangsan Mountain on a Jeju Island tour?

Yes, visitors on a Jeju Island tour can typically experience Sanbangsan Mountain. While a full mountain ascent might not be part of every tour, a popular route involves hiking to the Sanbangsa Temple and Bomunsa Temple located within the mountain's caves and cliffs. This offers a unique cultural experience and stunning views of the surrounding coastline and Yongmeori Coast, showcasing the island's geological formations. The trails are generally well-maintained for an enjoyable exploration.

2. What natural attractions can be seen at Cheonjeyeon Falls on Jeju Island?

Cheonjeyeon Falls, known as "The Pond of God," is a magnificent natural attraction on Jeju Island, featuring a three-tiered waterfall system. Visitors can observe the cascading waters and the unique rock formations carved by the falls. The area boasts lush subtropical vegetation, home to various rare plant species. Additionally, the iconic Seonimgyo Bridge, adorned with seven nymphs, crosses the stream above the falls, offering picturesque views of the surrounding natural beauty.

3. How do visitors typically travel between Sanbangsan Mountain, the Teddy Bear Museum, and Cheonjeyeon Falls on a sightseeing tour?

On a structured sightseeing tour covering locations like Sanbangsan Mountain, the Teddy Bear Museum, and Cheonjeyeon Falls, dedicated transportation is typically provided. This includes a comfortable tour vehicle, such as a bus or van, to facilitate convenient travel between each site. Many tours also offer hotel pick-up and drop-off services within Jeju City, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free travel experience for visitors without the need for personal driving.

4. When is the best time of year to visit the natural and cultural sites on a Jeju Island sightseeing tour, such as Sanbangsan Mountain and Cheonjeyeon Falls?

The best times to visit natural and cultural sites like Sanbangsan Mountain and Cheonjeyeon Falls on Jeju Island are typically spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October). Spring showcases the island's vibrant flora, with comfortable temperatures ideal for exploration. Autumn brings pleasant, clear weather and stunning autumnal colors, perfect for enjoying the scenic beauty. Summers (June-August) can be warm and humid, while winters (November-March) are cooler, with occasional snow, which can also offer a unique landscape.

5. What kind of exhibits can be found at the Teddy Bear Museum in Jeju?

The Teddy Bear Museum in Jeju houses an extensive and diverse collection of teddy bears. Visitors can explore exhibits featuring historical teddy bears, miniature teddy bears, and artistic renditions by various designers. Many displays showcase teddy bears recreating famous historical events, iconic artworks, or scenes from popular culture, providing both educational and whimsical experiences. The museum often includes themed sections and photo zones, making it an engaging attraction for all ages.

6. Are the filming locations mentioned in the Jeju Island tour description accessible for visitors to explore?

Yes, the filming locations referenced in the Jeju Island tour description, including those from popular Korean dramas and movies, are typically accessible for visitors to explore. These sites are selected for their scenic appeal and ease of access, allowing tour participants to step into the iconic settings. The tour provides direct transportation to these locations, enabling guests to appreciate the natural beauty and unique cultural backdrops that made them famous on screen, such as specific coastal areas or historical villages.

7. What kind of information does the Japanese guide provide during the Jeju Island sightseeing tour?

During the Jeju Island sightseeing tour, a Japanese guide offers detailed insights into the history, culture, and geological significance of each visited site, including Sanbangsan Mountain and Cheonjeyeon Falls. They share fascinating stories about local traditions, explain the context of the drama filming locations, and provide valuable information about Jeju's unique ecosystem. The guide also facilitates smooth navigation between attractions and offers practical advice, enhancing the overall understanding and appreciation of Jeju Island's diverse offerings.

8. What are the best viewpoints for photography at Sanbangsan Mountain and Cheonjeyeon Falls?

For photography at Sanbangsan Mountain, the trail leading up to Sanbangsa Temple offers superb panoramic views of the Yongmeori Coast, the vast ocean, and the distinctive sandstone cliffs. Inside the mountain's temple caves, framed shots looking out to the sea create unique compositions. At Cheonjeyeon Falls, the Seonimgyo Bridge is an excellent spot to capture the waterfall's grandeur and the surrounding subtropical foliage. Additionally, various vantage points along the three tiers of the falls provide diverse angles to photograph the cascades and emerald pools.

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