Jeju Holic Museum

#Jeju Travel

Address: Jeju Jeju-si Aewol-eup Pyeonghwa-ro 2835 Jejuholic Museum
Opening hours: 09:30 - 18:00 (Last admission 19:00)
tel: 0507-1324-7455
Group use available, separate male/female restrooms, parking

Adult: 11,000 won
Youth (middle school - high school): 10,000 won
Children (24 months - elementary school): 8,000 won

Address: Jeju Jeju-si Aewol-eup Pyeonghwa-ro 2835 Jejuholic Museum
Opening hours: 09:30 - 18:00 (Last admission 19:00)
tel: 0507-1324-7455
Group use available, Separate male/female restrooms, parking

Adults: 11,000 won
Youth (middle school - high school students): 10,000 won
Children (24 months - elementary school students): 8,000 won

Let me briefly explain Jeju Holic Museum.
It is an exhibition hall created by upcycling a nursing hospital built 50 years ago.

It is an indoor exhibition hall full of photo zones, consisting of 5 spaces with concepts based on Jeju Island content, such as [Jeju, Speaking with Light], [Imagination Jeju], [Colorful Scent], [Freedom of Experience], and [Emptiness of Everyday Life]. As soon as you enter,
There is a makeup room? and a changing room! Since there are many photo zones, I think it is a space prepared for those who want to take pictures while standing. There are also lockers for those who have a lot of luggage. The entire walls on both sides are mirrors, so it was even prettier because it gave the illusion that there was a firefly field stretching out.
However, it was darker than I thought, so I couldn't see the face well,
so I think it would be better to just take a silhouette.
At that time, there were not many people because it was opening time,
so I took pictures leisurely, but the middle road is narrow, so it would be difficult to take pictures if there were a lot of people..! After passing the firefly field, there is a bicycle photo zone and a bench photo zone in front of a picture frame.
The lighting in these two places is not good enough to show the face well, so it would be good to pose as if you were taking a silhouette.
In particular, if you sit on the bench in front of the picture frame and take a picture of the back, it looks emotional. There is a cafe near the exit after you finish seeing the exhibition.
This was the end of the Jeju Holic Museum photo zone!
There were a lot more photo zones than I thought, and it was a perfect exhibition for taking profile pictures.
Rather than saying that it has some deep meaning, it is an exhibition that focuses on the photo zone.

#Domestic travel