Guides
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SightseeingA relaxed 3-day Jeju itinerarySunrise peaks, black-sand beaches, and tangerine cafes — a slow, first-timer-friendly plan for three days on the island.
FoodWhat to eat in Jeju (and what to bring home)Black pork, fresh seafood, and tangerine everything — the island dishes worth planning a meal around, plus edible souvenirs.Yuna Kim5 min
Visa & EntryK-ETA & visa-free entry to Korea: what you need to knowDo you need a visa to visit Korea? A plain-English guide to K-ETA, visa-free stays, and what to prepare before you fly.Noljang Editors6 min
Getting AroundGetting around Jeju without a carNo international driving permit? You can still explore Jeju by bus, taxi apps, and day tours. Here is how locals do it.Noljang Editors5 min
Living in KoreaSIM cards, Wi-Fi, and paying in KoreaStay connected and pay like a local: tourist SIMs, portable Wi-Fi, transit cards, and where cards are (and are not) accepted.Noljang Editors4 min
Culture & EtiquetteSmall etiquette that goes a long way in KoreaA few gestures — two hands, shoes off, quiet transit — that help you feel at home and be a considerate guest.Noljang Editors4 min