Travelers booking this experience will explore Eoseungsaengak Trail, the easiest trekking course on Hallasan Mountain, part of Jeju’s UNESCO World Heritage site. This short but scenic trail offers a peaceful hike surrounded by lush forest, wildflowers, and the volcanic landscape unique to Jeju Island. As you walk, enjoy breathtaking views of Hallasan’s majestic slopes and the distant sea. The trail is well-maintained and beginner-friendly, making it perfect for families or those seeking a gentle outdoor adventure. At the summit, take in panoramic views of Jeju City and the island’s northern coastline. Along the way, informative signs share the geological and cultural significance of the area. This tranquil hike offers a refreshing escape into nature, showcasing Hallasan’s serene beauty without the intensity of a full mountain climb. It’s an ideal way to experience the heart of Jeju’s volcanic heritage in under an hour.

At the Osulloc Tea Museum, travelers will immerse themselves in the rich tea culture of Jeju Island. Surrounded by lush green tea fields, visitors can stroll through scenic landscapes and learn about Korea's traditional tea-making process. Inside the museum, exhibits showcase the history, tools, and various types of teas, offering insight into centuries of tea tradition. Guests can sample premium green teas and unique tea-based desserts like green tea ice cream or roll cake at the museum café. The serene setting is perfect for relaxing, taking photos, and enjoying the fragrant atmosphere. At 12:00, a delicious lunch is provided, with a vegetarian menu available upon request—please inform us in advance of any allergies or dietary needs. Whether you're a tea enthusiast or simply looking for a peaceful cultural stop, the Osulloc Tea Museum offers a refreshing and enriching experience in the heart of Jeju’s countryside.