Jeju Stone Park is an ecological and cultural park that displays the history of stone culture pivotal to the history and culture of Jeju Island.

• The best way to get Jeju Stone Park is by bus or taxi. You can hire a private car to visit this nice park.
• Free admission for children (ages 12 and under) & seniors (aged 65 and more), people with disabilities plus one guardian.
• Don't miss out the Jeju stone museum to know how the formation of Jeju Island. The museum is just located in the basement of a building opposite the Sky Pond.
• Toilet facilities are everywhere.
• There is no cafe so you should take some water or food.
• You should purchase online tickets to get a discount. Visit its website to get more information, link at: http://jejustonepark.com/sym/mms/EnMain.do
• Parking is available and free.

The Teddy Bear Museum lives up to its name, boasting quite an impressive variety that have been loved for more than a hundred years the world over.

• You can hire a private car to visit the museum.
• Parking lot is available and free.
• In the outside park you can view Jungmun sea while seeing human-sized teddy sculptures.
• To get more information, you should visit its official website: http://teddybearmuseum.smartinfini.com/en/about-3/
• There is a cafe within the museum and a theater showing Elvis Presley lookalike teddy bear singing Elvis's songs. It is about a 15 minutes session.

Jusangjeolli Cliffs refer to the set of blackish, rock pillars of rectangular or hexagonal shapes on the east coast of Jungmun Tourist Resort.

• Best way to explore the Island is to take taxi tours with a driver who speaks and understands little English.
• At there, you may find woman divers nearby and you may like to each fresh raw seafood.