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How to get to JEJU
A. Direct International Flights to JEJU International Airport
B. INCHEON International Airport → JEJU International Airport
C. INCHEON International Airport → GIMPO Airport (Domestic) → JEJU International Airport
D. GIMPO Airport (Int'l) → JEJU International Airport
E. GIMHAE Airport (Int'l) → JEJU International Airport
F. JEJU International Airport → ICC JEJU
 Flights to JEJU International Airport is available from main cities of each country: Japan, China, and Taiwan
• Flight Routes (Int’l)
| CHINA |
Beijing, Changchun, Chongqing, Dalian, Fuzhou, Hangzhou, Harbin, Hongkong, Ningbo, Pudong, Shenyang, Shanghai(Hongqiao), Shenzhen, Tianjin, Wenzhou, Wuhan, Xiamen, Yanji, Zhengzhou |
| JAPAN |
Tokyo(Narita), Osaka(Kansai), Fukuoka, Nagoya |
| TAIWAN |
Taipei(Taoyuan) |
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* The number of direct flights between INCHEON Int'l Airport and JEJU Int'l Airport depends on what day it is.
• INCHEON Int'l Airport → JEJU Int'l Airport
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• Transfer Information in INCHEON Int'l Airport For more information
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On arrival at INCHEON Int’l Airport, take an airport limousine bus or AREX (Airport Railroad Express train) to GIMPO Airport (Domestic). It takes about 35 minutes.
INCHEON Int’l Airport ↔ GIMPO Int’l Airport (Domestic)
• Guide to the airport limousines
| Bus No. |
Fare |
Bus Stop No. |
| KAL limousine |
KRW 7,500 |
1st Floor 4A,10B |
| 6008 |
KRW 5,000 |
1st Floor 6A,12B |
| 6101 |
KRW 7,500 |
1st Floor 3B,9B |
- Passengers can purchase or recharge transportation
cards at convenience stores located in the passenger
terminal
- The airport limousine bus runs every day from 05:00 to
21:30 at 5 to 10 minute intervals. |
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• Guide to the Incheon Airport Railroad Express(AREX)
* Route between INCHEON Int'l Airport Station and Airport Passenger Terminal
 * Airport Railroad (AREX) – From INCHEON Int’l Airport Station to GIMPO Int’l Airport Station
* Time Table (At INCHEON Int'l Airport Station)
| Interval |
Journey Time |
Fare |
5~15 min
[The first: 5:24]
[The last: 23:57] |
INCHEON Int'l Airport Station to GIMPO Airport Station
About 35 min |
3,550 KRW |
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GIMPO Airport (Domestic) ↔ JEJU Int’l Airport
• Guide to flight GIMPO Airport (Domestic) ↔ JEJU Int’l Airport
From GIMPO to JEJU, several domestic airlines operate regular flights daily. The national carriers Korea Air and Asiana Airlines operate at 15 to 20 minute intervals from 06:55 to 20:50. Flight time is about 60 minutes.
| Departure |
Arrival |
Operations |
Travelling Time |
| GIMPO Airport (Domestic) |
JEJU Int’l Airport |
100~120 times / day |
About 60 min. |
• Domestic Airlines
Flights to GIMPO Airport (Int'l) is available from main cities of each country: Japan, China and Taiwan.
• Flight Routes (Int’l)
| CHINA |
Beijing, Shanghai (Hongqiao), |
| JAPAN |
Tokyo (Haneda), Osaka (Kansai), Nagoya |
| Taiwan |
Taipei(SongShan) |
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Flights to GIMHAE Airport (Int'l) is available from main cities of each country: 10 countries
• Flight Routes (Int'l)
| CHINA |
Beijing, Shanghai(Pudong), Shenyang, Qingdao, Guangzhou, Weihai, Hangzhou, Hongkong, Macau, Nanjing, Harbin, Xian |
| JAPAN |
Tokyo (Narita), Osaka (Kansai), Fukuoka, Nagoya, Kitakyushu, Sapporo, OKINAWA |
| Philippines |
Manila, Cebu, Kalibo, |
Taiwan |
Taipei(Taoyuan), Kaohsiung |
| Thailand |
Bangkok |
Russia |
Vladivostok |
| Cambodia |
Siem Reap |
Malaysia |
Kuala Lumpur |
| Vietnam |
Ho Chi Minh, Hanoi |
USA |
Guam, Saipan |
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• From Jeju International Airport
From Jeju International Airport, you will reach ICC Jeju in approximately 40-50 minutes by car through Pyeonghwa-Ro Road. Limousine buses are also available every 15 minutes at the airport.
• Information On transportation at Jeju International Airport
| Guide to the airport limousines |
Information about taxis |
Place
Limousine bus stop at the left side of the front gate
(SAMYOUNG Traffic No. 600)
First departure
06:20 at the airport; last departure: after the arrival of the last airplane (Fare : KRW 5,000)
Service route
Airport→(Shinjeju)The Hotel→ Hana Hotel→Hyatt Hotel→Silla Hotel→Swites Hotel→Lotte Hotel→Korea Condo→Korea NationalTourism Organization→ Seaes Hotel Resort→ Convention Center (ICC Jeju) →World Cup Stadium→ Gyeongnam Hotel→Seoguipohang→Paradise Hotel→ Seoguipo Kal Hotel |
Taxi stand at the front of passenger terminal is divided into two of long-distance and short-distance.
When you go to the Center, it is all right to take a taxi at the long-distance stop.
Since the taxi fare is fixed, please confirm the distance before taking a taxi.
Fare (Korean won) : About 40,000 won
Distance: 40km
Duration: 45~50 minutes |
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| Top 10 JEJU Scenes |
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SEONGSAN Sunrise Peak
The crater of Sunrise Peak consists of 99 rock peaks along its rim that look as if they are escorting the crater and forming a castle. For that reason, the basin was considered to be holy, and it was named "SEONGSAN" which literally means holy mountain. The view of the sunrise here is truly remarkable. |
GOSUMOKMA
"GOSU" means an old and primitive forest. There is an argument that the area adjacent to HWANGSAPYEONG is GOSU; however, it seems to have resulted from a similar pronunciation. "GOSUMOCKMA" refers to the view of horse flocks freely roaming throughout the foot of Mt. HALLA. |
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JEONGBANG Waterfall
With SEOPSEOM and BEOMSEOM Island in front, the JEONGBANG Waterfall is right at the edge of the ocean. The JEJU people believed that a holy dragon lived under the waterfall. It has been said that since the water has its spirit, it has cured illnesses and caused rain to fall during a drought. In addition, there is another small waterfall nearby, looking like a servant waiting on a dignified lord. That’s why it was chosen as one of the scenic wonders of JEJU among other big waterfalls in JEJU. |
NOKDAM-MANSEOL
It has been said that immortal beings drank the clean water under the snow in BAEKROKDAM, the crater on the top of Mt. HALLA, which does not melt until early summer. Therefore, it was considered a sacred place and has been chosen as one of the Scenic Wonders of YOUNGJU. |
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YEONGGU-CHUNHWA
"YEONGGU" means "a hill where an immortal being lives". This indicates that it is a place far away from the secular world. Even though "CHUNHWA" means "spring flowers", YEONGGUCHUNHWA does not refer to watching spring flowers. Instead, it ought to be understood that the JEJU's ancestors highly valued the mysterious feeling of being close to the immortal being even though it only happened in their minds. |
SANBANG Cave Buddhist Temple
A Buddhist statue is enshrined in a cave on the southwestern slope of Mt. SANBANG. With a height of 5 m, a length of 10 m and a width of 5 m, it is not known when this statute was carved. It is said to have been HEIL residence during the GOREYO Dynasty and the calligrapher JEONG-HEE KIM (nick name: CHUSA) often visited here to contemplate life. Water drips from the ceiling and some JEJU people say the water droplets are tears of goddess SANBANGDEOK who guards the mountain. Legend has it that this daughter of Mt. SANBANG was gorgeous. She fell in love with a youth named GOSEONG but an official in town who had a crush on her confiscated his property and falsely put him into exiled him. Disappointed and despairing of the world rife with sins, SANBANGDEOK returned to the SANBANG cave, turned herself into a rock, and continues to weep to this day. |
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YEONGSIL-GIAM
Along the YEONGSIL (“YEONSIL” means "permanent stream" and “GIAM” means “a mysterious rock”) hiking trail, strangely-shaped rocks can be found. They line the deep valleys to the tops. The majestic sight of about 500 rock pillars standing high toward the sky is enough to stun beholders. Because the rocks look as if 500 arhats (greak monks who achieved nirvana) are standing, they are sometimes called the "500 arhats". Legend has it that if a person shouted, the 500 rocks would made a thick fog, keeping the person from distinguishing the direction he or she was walking. |
SABONG-NAKJO
When you contemplate the sunset (NAKJO) from the top of Sara Peak right beside the sea, the waves in Whale Cave beneath the cliff ought to be included in your appreciative gaze. It looks as if the sun and the sky are the burning themselves together. The sight of this sunset both inspires and refreshes. Fishing boats bobbing on the sea are picturesque |
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GYULRIMCHUSAEK
The name GYULRIMCHUSAEK comes from autumn landscape of mandarin orchards around the OHYEONDAN Shrine in old JEJU City. There has long been an abundance of mandarins here in JEJU. They make the autumn landscape of the island a magnificent, glowing golden orange. There is talk of designating the orchard which had been in front of OHYEONDAN one of the ten Scenic Wonders in JEJU. However, according to an ancient document, GYULRIMCHUSAEK refers to the view of the mandarin trees across the island rather than ones that belong to a specific place. |
SANPOJOEO
On the map, WOLLANG Peak is almost round. It is a large OREUM with the length of its major axis of 1,013m and a circumference of 3,391m. It is 227m in height and the overall rounded slope is steep. Around the OREUM, there is DARANGSHI Village (WOLLANG-DONG) which was destroyed during the April Third Uprising and DARANGSHI Cave where the 11 bodies of victims of the April Third Uprising were discovered in 1992. |
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VISA
Application for Visas
Visitors who plan to stay in Korea for longer than 90 days must obtain a visa
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Special Entry arrangements for the JEJU Island
※ Jeju offers a very flexible entry / departure policy, which allows visitors to stay without a visa for
up to 30 days.
• Duration of stay: Up to 30 days
• Permitted area / range: JEJU island
• Conditions of entry: Those that arrive directly into JEJU island by flights or ships.
• Special entry arrangements for JEJU island is denied to nationals of the following 11 countries.
- Iran, Iraq, Sudan, Libya, Cuba, Syria, Macedonia, Palestine, Afghanistan, Nigeria,and Ghana
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Climate
The annual average temperature in JEJU Island is relatively low, compared with other places at the same latitude, due to cold winter seasons, an influence of continental climates, and summers that do not become too hot due to cool oceanic currents. The average annual temperatures of JEJU are reported to be 12.8℃ of November's. |
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Time
Korean time is 9 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT+9) |
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Business Hour
Most government offices are open between the hours of 09:00 and 18:00 and closed on weekends. Most private businesses open anywhere from 08:30 to 10:00 and close at 18:00 or 19:00. Banks are open from 09:00 to 16:00 on weekdays and they are closed on weekends. Major department stores are usually open from 10:30 to 20:00 including Sundays and Closed one day a month (usually Monday). |
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Currency
The unit of Korean currency is the Won (￦/KRW). Coin denominations are ￦10, ￦50, ￦100 and ￦500. Banknotes are ￦1,000, ￦5,000, ￦10,000 and ￦50,000.
The exchange rate is approximately USD1 to KRW 1,111.30 as of November 2014.
Shopping Information & ATM
International credit cards such as VISA, MasterCard, AMEX and JCB are accepted in most major stores (if affiliated) as well as in hotels, department stores and duty free shops.
Travelers who carry internationally recognized credit cards can get a cash advance in Korean won at ATMs installed at airports, major hotels, department stores and tourist attractions. Cards with the Plus and Cirrus logos are the easiest to use and most widely accepted in Korea. Some places also accept international cards such as China UnionPay, Maestro, Electron, and JCB cards
Banks Offering Cash Service in Korea / Credit Card
Tipping
Tipping is not a traditional Korean custom. A 10% service charge is added to your bill at all tourist hotels and some restaurants.
Electricity and Voltage
The standard voltage in Korea is 220 volts. The outlet has two round holes and is the same type used in France, Germany, Austria, Greece, Turkey, and many other countries.
If you do not have a multi-voltage travel adapter, you can borrow one from your hotel's front desk. If you want to buy one in Korea, you can do so at a duty-free shop, convenience shop at the airport. |
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