Jeju Stone Park — Attraction in Jeju



Jeju Stone Museum is a museum and ecological park which shows general and systemic stone culture of Jeju Island, the homeland of stones. The Jeju Stone Museum, Exhibition Hall for Jeju Stone Culture, and traditional thatched-roof house of Jeju Island took 7 years to complete. The park open on June 3, 2006. Construction at the park finished in February 2021, after 21 years. The Jeju Stone Museum is very big, since you will be able to see all the stone culture of Jejudo Island in one place, so it is good to have a relaxed schedule to enjoy it. There are 48 Dol Hareubang, a Stone Pagoda to repel evil forces and misfortunes, Jeongjuseok, which acted as the front door for Jeju houses since there were no thieves, and Dongjaseok, which was placed around the tomb to soothe the grief of the deceased, which shows the afterlife view of Jeju Island, are installed in the Outdoor Exhibition Space, and it is a natural and...

돌을 중심으로 다양한 코스와 박물관이 전시되어 있다. 돌문화공원의 특징은 매우 넓다는 점이다. 코스를 돌면 1시간 30분 가까이 걸어야 할 정도. 4시 이후에는 돌박물관이 코로나19 방역수칙을 위한 소독을 하기 위해 종료된다. 4시 이전에 오는 것을 추천한다. 4시 이후에는 코스만 이용이 가능하다. 돌문화공원에서 박물관은 크게 중요한 것이 없으니 박물관은 생략해도 크게 문제가 되지는 않을 것이다. 4시 이후엔 박물관를 이용 못하는 대신, 돈을 받지 않는다는 장점이 있다. 코스길로 따라가다 보면 돌에 관한 내용이 담긴 초가집들이 코스마다 보이게 된다. 초가집 안에는 박물관 형태로 유리관 안에 돌이 전시되어 있거나, 돌에 관한 역사영상을 보여주기도 한다. 옛 제주도민들의 돌에 대한 중요성을 보여주기도 한다. 코스길에서 보이는 전등이 있는데, 그 전등의 형태는 돌하르방처럼 보이는 캐릭터로 만들어져 있다. 그리고 코스의 마지막 쯤에는 돌로 된 얼굴을 가진 다양한 돌 장군들이 나열되어 있다. 돌 장군들의 크기는 전부 4미터 이상이므로, 매우 웅장한 느낌이 난다. 코스의 특징은 전부 야외공간이라는 점과 풀 속을 탐험하는 마치 평지에서 등산을 하는것과 같은 느낌이 난다는 점이 있다. 그러기에 눈이 오는 겨울에는 풍경이 매우 좋다. 겨울이 되서 오는 것을 매우 추천한다. 여름에는 더워서 제대로 보지 못할 것이다. 겨울에는 눈도 내려 아이들도 대려가기 좋다. 눈이 내릴때 오는 것을 추천한다. 주차장은 넓은 편이며, 화장실은 코스에서 한곳, 매표소 근처에 한곳으로 총 2개의 화장실이 있다. 방역시설은 보통 수준. 돌을 중심으로 만들어진 돌 문화공원은 제주도 아니면 보기 힘든 풍경일 것이다. 겨울에 제주도에 왔다면 꼭 들려볼 것을 추천한다. Various courses and museums are exhibited around stones. The characteristic of Stone Culture Park is that it is very wide. It is about an hour and a half walk around the course. After 4 o'clock, the stone museum will be closed to disinfect the corona 19 quarantine regulations. It is recommended to come before 4 o'clock. Only courses are available after 4 o'clock. The museum is not very important in the stone culture park, so omitting the museum will not be a big problem. The advantage is that you cannot use the museum after 4 o'clock, but you do not receive money. As you go along the course, you will see thatched houses on each course. Inside the thatched house, stones are displayed in a glass pavilion in the form of a museum, or a history image of stones is displayed. It also shows the importance of stones of old Jeju residents. There is a light that can be seen from Kosgil, and the shape of the light is made of characters that look like Dolhareubang. And at the end of the course, various stone generals with stone faces are listed. All of the stone generals are over 4 meters in size, so it feels very magnificent. The characteristics of the course are that it is all outdoor spaces and that it feels like you are climbing on a flatland while exploring the pool. Therefore, the scenery is very good in winter when it snows. It is highly recommended to come in winter. It's hot in summer and you won't see it right. In winter, it snows, so it's good to bring children. It is recommended to come when it snows. The parking lot is large, and there are two toilets in total, one on the course and one near the ticket office. The quarantine facilities are average. The Stone Cultural Park, built around stones, is a landscape that is hard to see except in Jeju Island. If you come to Jeju Island in winter, I recommend you...

I was excited to visit this place after reading the good reviews, but when I got there, there are only so many stones that one can look at, before they eventually just look like, a stone. In the indoor parts they’ve tried to vary up and segregate the different types of stones. But most stones have no description of where they are from, when the curators think they were formed, and so basically just staring at a stone. The total suggested time to visit this place is around 3 hours to see all the stones, but really, does one really want to spend 3 hours to see 30,000 stones? There are also sections which are like a geography class, and also a folk village, and a reflecting sky pond that you can walk in, but none felt very impressive. This place may be worth a visit if you’re running out of things to see in Jeju, but definitely not...