Things to do in Jeju Museum of Contemporary Art

I went to Hallim Park without much expectation, but it turned out to be the most fun and best part of my Jeju trip! There was so much to see, and it was my first time seeing so many palm trees in my life, haha. I also saw mini mangoes and cute animals, and it was especially amazing to see peacocks, haha. I loved that you can see new flowers every month, and I think I'll visit again next time.

The volcanic stone walls, bonsai trees and and waterfalls were such a surprise! The place was calm and beautiful. Don't skip the restaurant at the end, amazing food!

Hallim Park is huge! A morning itinerary is plenty of time to explore. After booking tickets on Klook, you can scan the QR code at the ticket counter, and once the staff gives you a receipt, you can enter. There are several large areas to visit. The Jaeam Folk Village shows what living conditions were like in ancient times. Since Manjanggul Cave was under renovation and not yet open, we went here instead. The main attractions to see are Hyeopjaegul Cave and Ssangyonggul Cave, which are truly spectacular! However, it's not brightly lit inside, so you need to be careful when walking.

The instructor is a kind Busan auntie, very patient, and her English is clear. When I accidentally split my six-petal orange in half, she tried her best to help me fix it. The farm is in a remote location, so I highly recommend driving there yourself, driving yourself, driving yourself!

great and wondeful place to visit, highly recommended for anyone visiting jeju. fasy and easy to book

great place to visit, fast and easy to book on klook. highly recommnded for anyone travelling to jeju

The place is really wonderful and have a lot to see since I am a nature lover. The weather is cold and very peaceful

it was such a peaceful experience. I would highly recommend if your someone who wants to jus relax and enjoy the art some one created and the bonus of koi fish experience: