Jeju World Natural Heritage Center — Attraction in Jeju

My fiancé and I had a great time visiting the Jeju world natural heritage centre and walking the trails. You first must book a reservation before going (you won’t receive a confirmation email, just a confirmation on the webpage). Once you arrive there is a check in space where you pay and get your ticket. You then go to sign up for the tour, I assume, we weren’t fully sure since none of the staff spoke English. Our time slot was at 9 am. Inside the natural heritage centre you can see exhibits, use the washroom and access wifi. We did this while we waited for the rest of the group. There were about 30 people on this tour, maybe more, people of all ages but everyone spoke Korean so we were a little left out. The tour guide was amazing, she kept a great walking/hiking pace and seemed to have a lot of knowledge (I wouldn’t know as it was entirely in Korean). My only complaint is that you must stay with the group, we thought we could maybe hike the course on our own, but it’s a large group and you can get caught behind some slow walkers. Also there is a decent amount of talking, so the 2 hour section we did about half hour of it I’d say was explanations and stopping to talk. The trail itself is beautifully laid out, lots of steps/stairs and then carpeted trail and lovely...

It’s a centre about the various geographical features of Jeju in one indoor air-con location. I’d recommend visiting this centre if one has no intention to visit the actual sites (Hallasan, Lava tubes etc) due to one reason or another (bad weather, limited accessibility/mobility etc).

This centre recreated features of caves, mountains, flora and fauna using a mix of media including 4D rides (hourly screening timing), 360 degrees footage, miniatures, replicas etc. Some of these are interactive too but may only be in...

A unesco protected site OK! But nothing overwhelming. It should not be a priority in your travel. You have some information indoor that can be nice to do on a rainy day. The trek in the park can be done alone and with a guide (book in advance, it can be hard to do it on the website, better to call, o be precised: the tour was in Korean for me). Don't expect anything tremendous again. I was a bit disappointed as you don't enter any...