Jeju Folk Village제주민속촌

At a glance

Opened in 2001 and registered as a specialist museum, Jeju Folk Village takes the 1890s as its reference point. Its roughly 100 traditional houses were once lived in by islanders and were rebuilt here with their original stones and posts, then filled with farm tools, fishing gear, furniture and everyday goods. Native trees and flowers bloom across the grounds through the seasons, black pigs and other livestock are kept on site, and themed halls and hands-on houses round out the visit.

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Jeju Folk Village · 3 tours & tickets

1. KKdayJeju Folk Village admissionAn admission e-voucher valid for 30 days, with an option that adds a buckwheat-noodle meal. The listing suggests 2–3 hours for the visit.Book
2. KlookJeju Folk Village ticket packagesKlook lists this as a hanbok experience at Jeju Folk Village; the packages are admission only, or admission with a Korean dish.Book
3. Trip.comJeju Folk Village ticketAdmission tickets for Jeju Folk Village, booked on Trip.com's page for the attraction.Book

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Tips

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  In winter (October to February) the village closes at 17:00, an hour earlier than in summer, so start early if you want the full 2–3 hours.

Nearby

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