Osulloc Tea Museum
Osulloc Tea Museum sits amid rolling green tea plantations in western Jeju, run by Korea's best-known tea brand, combining a museum on tea history and cultivation with a cafe serving green tea-based drinks and desserts, plus walking paths through the surrounding tea fields themselves. The visual appeal of the neat rows of tea bushes stretching toward Hallasan in the distance is as much a draw as the museum content.
It's a relaxed, photogenic stop that works well as a break during a broader western or southern Jeju driving loop, particularly popular for its tea-flavored soft serve and other cafe items.
Osulloc Tea Museum FAQs
Yes, paths run through the surrounding plantation, letting visitors walk among the tea bushes.
The history and process of tea cultivation and production, alongside displays related to Korean tea culture.
Yes, a well-known cafe on site serves green tea-based drinks and desserts, including a popular tea-flavored soft serve.
The museum and grounds are generally free to enter; cafe items are separate.
About 30 minutes by bus or taxi.
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