Jeju Cultural experiences

It was a very pleasant photo shoot experience. The photographer was excellent at guiding us with poses, and we could communicate easily with simple English. There were no issues at all. We would definitely come again if we have the chance. It was another unique experience, highly recommended!

We did our hanbok shoot at Jeju Mokgwana and the photos turned out stunning! The hanbok selection was beautiful with rich colors and great quality fabric. The staff helped us pick outfits that matched the traditional architecture and even fixed my hair accessories. The photographer knew the best angles and made us feel so comfortable. She guided our poses and captured natural smiles. We git the soft copies of photos the next day. 100% worth it if you want core Jeju memories!

A quaint little shop with variety of subtle scents unique to Jeju! We enjoyed the time spent mixing the scents to get our desired outcome and decorating our bottles afterward!

Location was absolutely beautiful. It was so much fun to make rings with the ocean view with my friends. The instructions were very straightforward and rings turned out beautiful. We love them!

I highly recommend this, as same-day reservations are possible! It was a lot of fun, and a Japanese interpreter assisted us. However, please be aware that if you have two take-home containers, they will take up about a quarter of the carry-on size for an LCC flight, and you won't be able to bring them back unless you check them as luggage. As mentioned in other reviews, the pickup location sent via email was incorrect; the correct location is the actual store. It's located off a side street from the bus stop, next to a hotel.

amazing experience to cook/bake all from scratch! the staff and photographer were all so nice and helpful, really really great experience - highly recommend if you’re in Jeju!

Very interesting and well-explained session. It's fascinating to learn which colors best suit us.

My experience making orange marmalade this time was fantastic! It took place in a white building on the first floor of the Wuling Grandma's House Farm. If you go, remember to take a taxi to the exact location (I almost walked into a field by mistake). Once you arrive, you can relax a bit in the cafe, which has a beautiful environment. The jam-making area is very clean, and the instructor teaches in English with a Chinese subtitled instructional video playing on the screen, so don't worry, the process is simple. The instructor, an auntie from Busan, is incredibly kind and provides very detailed guidance. Don't miss out if you love cooking or enjoy hands-on experiences! You even get to take home the orange marmalade you made, which is very satisfying, hehe. The surrounding area is also great for photos, with super beautiful scenery.

If you're looking for a fun evening on Jeju, book this! Cho is an amazing host with great energy and humor, and the evening flew by. Tasting different kinds of makgeolli and soju was fascinating, and we came away with a much better feel for Korean drinking traditions. We even got to take home a little starter set to brew our own makgeolli, which is a lovely souvenir. What really stood out happened afterwards. Pure coincidence: we ran into Cho at a BBQ place the following evening. Without hesitation he sat with us, sorted out the ordering and made sure we got some great side dishes. Such a thoughtful gesture, and it made our stay even more memorable. Thanks, Cho! 5 stars without a doubt!