Hallim Park is one of the most unexpected places on Jeju Island.

You might enter a botanical garden, but you're actually entering a living museum of Korean nature, where each space is like a separate world.

There's a palm avenue, bonsai trees, a Japanese garden, tropical greenhouses, cactus fields, a bamboo grove, and even real lava caves, through which you walk like an explorer, not a tourist.
In the spring, there's a tulip festival, in the summer, lotuses, and in the fall, camellias and miscanthus. This isn't just a park, but a change of seasons all in one place, all in the space of an hour.

If you want to experience Jeju not as a resort, but as an island with a living soul, Hallim Park is one of the best places.

Parrots speak Korean in the park 😉

📍 Address: Hallim Park (한림공원)
제주특별자치도 제주시 한림읍 한림로 300
Hallim-ro 300, Hallim-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju, South Korea

Hours: Usually 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM (may close earlier in winter).

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Post by kimchi_lyrata | Oct 24, 2025