Hallim Park한림공원

At a glance

Hallim Park began in 1971, when founder Song Bong-gyu sowed palm seeds across some 100,000 pyeong (about 330,000 m²) of barren sand on Jeju's west coast. Today the grounds are divided into nine themed areas, among them a palm avenue, a garden of Jeju stone and bonsai, and Jaeam Folk Village, which recreates old Jeju homes. The park looks out to Hyeopjae and Geumneung beaches and the island of Biyangdo, and ticket listings mention lava caves inside the park.

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Hallim Park · 4 tours & tickets

1. KlookHallim Park ticketAdmission to Hallim Park, including its lava caves and gardens. Scan the QR code at the counter for your entry receipt; the listing suggests 2–3 hours for a visit.Book
2. KKdayHallim Park admission ticketAdmission to Hallim Park and its botanical gardens.Book
3. GetYourGuideWest & south Jeju hydrangea festival tourA 9-hour seasonal (hydrangea) tour of west and south Jeju: Hyeopjae Beach, Hallim Park, Camellia Hill, O'sulloc and Jusangjeolli, with hotel pick-up.Book
4. KKdayJeju private charter, custom itineraryA private car with driver departing from Jeju Airport; the sample west route runs Hwajowon, Hallim Park, Sanbangsan, Aewol Cafe Street and the Sinchang Windmill Coastal Road.Book

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Tips

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  Hyeopjae Beach faces the park, so it's easy to pair the two in one outing; note the early winter closing (16:30, Nov–Jan).

Nearby

Hyeopjae BeachA shallow, shell-sand beach on Jeju's west coast facing little Biyangdo island, with a pine grove behind it and lovely sunsets.Jeju Stone Village ParkAbout 5,000 volcanic stones gathered over three decades in Hallim, arranged by theme, from animal shapes to human faces.Bicheollin Kayak ParkA family theme park in western Jeju built around a kayak course through greenery, with drift karts, a maze and seasonal flower gardens.Sinchang Windmill Coastal RoadA seaside road on Jeju's far west coast lined with white wind turbines, with Chagwido Island offshore and sunsets over the water.