Jeju National Museum

Unclaimed

On the smaller side of museums, especially for one being a national museum. That said, it was beautifully displayed with well written information placards, written in Korean, Chinese, and English. Admission was free to the permanent exposition. I also appreciated the free storage lockers available near the museum entrance. Touring the museum didn’t take terribly long, maybe just over an hour or so depending on how closely you wanted to look at everything. I’d budget 1-2 hours to knock it out.

We were visited this Museum on a Thursday, and free entrance was, which was a pleasant surprise. Inside there was several interesting things about the life of Jeju. Mostly in Korean language but we can translate it with Google. There is also a small exhibition hall outside where nice ladies friendly invited us to see their silk artwork. One of them explained in English what we see, and they were really nice to us. Which I want to hereby also thank them. ?

It is a small but interesting museum with a range of exhibits and historical information. There is also an immersive experience room about Jeju and its seasons, which is worth a look. There is also a rooftop garden and a children's museum. Free entry, and bus 201 passes by.

Nice museum in an easy access location. Should climb a bit up to the sarabong and watch sunset. Was a nice tour and can’t miss the beautiful huge orange trees by the entrance.