Cherry blossom viewing at the oldest historical site in our country
Popular with boys from 12 to 24 months
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Address
22 Samsunghyeol, Samsung-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province
Contact
Facilities
Nursing Room, Diaper Table, Parking, Reservation
Reservation
Both advance reservation & walk-in visits are possible – Naver booking
Open/Closes
Mon 09:00 ~ 18:00 Tue 09:00 ~ 18:00 Wed 09:00 ~ 18:00 Thu 09:00 ~ 18:00 Fri 09:00 ~ 18:00 Sat 09:00 ~ 18:00 Sun 09:00 ~ 18:00
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Popular Ages of Samseonghyeol
Samseonghyeol is
popular with boys from 12 to 24 months
under 12 months | |
from 12 to 24 months | |
from 24 to 48 months | |
over 48 months |
boys
67%
girls
33%
Prices & Programs of Samseonghyeol
- [Rates]
- Adult - 4,000 KRW
- Teenager/Soldier - 2,500 KRW
- Child - 1,500 KRW
- Senior/Disabled/National Merit - 1,500 KRW
- Ticket sales end at 17:30
Parenting Tips for Samseonghyeol
- You can get a 10% discount with Naver reservation.
- 1 hour and 30 minutes of free parking is available at Samseonghyeol. 1 hour and 30 minutes is enough to explore the site.
- You can listen to the cultural tourism explanation 6 times daily.
- Traditional cultural experiences such as wheel playing and tuho can be enjoyed, along with scholar experiences.
- During the cherry blossom season, it is very beautiful. The red camellia flowers around Samseonghyeol are also pretty.
- You can walk around feeling like walking in the forest. Kids love the stray cats around.
- Opposite Sinsan Park is also a famous cherry blossom spot in Jeju. It’s a great place for kids to play, so it’s nice to explore it together. You can park in Samseonghyeol's parking lot and walk to the park.
Step into Jeju mythology with your kids at Samseonghyeol
What is Samseonghyeol?
Samseonghyeol is one of the oldest historic sites on Jeju Island and a historic landmark located in central Jeju City. It is a special place where you can discover the roots and mythology of Jeju, as it holds the legend that the founders of the Go, Yang, and Bu clans emerged from the ground here.
Legend and history
- The myth connected to Samseonghyeol begins with the founding story of Tamna, the old name of Jeju Island. In ancient times, it is said that three divine figures, Yang Eulna, Go Eulna, and Bu Eulna, rose from this land filled with the sacred energy of Hallasan.
- The three divine figures later married three princesses from Byeokrang and began farming and livestock raising, founding the kingdom of Tamna.
- Samseonghyeol still has three mysterious holes that are said not to fill with water even after heavy rain, and not to collect snow even when it snows.
Highlights to enjoy at Samseonghyeol with kids
Dioramas and exhibition halls where kids can learn about history
- There are dioramas and guided exhibits related to the Samseonghyeol myth, designed so that children can understand them easily.
- In the exhibition hall and video room, you can enjoy Jeju mythology and history in a fun way through animation and other displays.
A forest walking path
- The walking path lined with old trees has a gentle slope and is stroller friendly, making it comfortable for visitors of all ages.
- Unlike the busy city streets, you can enjoy a quiet and reverent atmosphere here.
The traces of the three divine founders, the three holes
- At the very center of Samseonghyeol, you will find three sacred holes, where you and your kids can see the traces of the myth with your own eyes.
- The trees surrounding the holes stretch as if bowing in respect, creating a mysterious feeling where nature and mythology come together.
Easy access from downtown Jeju City
- It is close to Jeju Folklore and Natural History Museum and Jeju KAL Hotel, so you can easily combine it with nearby sights on foot.
Visitor information
- Hours: 09:00 ~ 18:00
- Admission:
- Adults: 4,000 won
- Teenagers and military personnel: 2,500 won
- Children: 1,500 won
- Seniors, visitors with disabilities, and national merit recipients: 1,500 won
- Parking: Free parking for 1 hour 30 minutes, then paid parking applies
Nearby places to explore
- Nearby, you will find a variety of family friendly outing spots such as Sinsan Park, Jeonnong-ro Cherry Blossom Road, and Jeju Natural History Museum.
- In spring, it is also a great location for a walk along the cherry blossom road.
Closing note
"Samseonghyeol is more than just a historic site. It is a place where your child can experience Jeju mythology and nature together, and where your family can spend meaningful time. From a short walk to exhibition experiences, make a special memory of your Jeju trip here!"
FAQ about Samseonghyeol
What experiences can kids enjoy at Samseonghyeol?
At Samseonghyeol, you will find dioramas and a variety of exhibits where kids can learn about Jeju mythology and history. In the video room, a 14 minute animation helps children easily understand the founding myth of Tamna and the origins of Samseonghyeol. Traditional culture activities such as rolling hoops, tuho, and seonbi themed experiences are also available, so kids can join in directly.What amenities are available at Samseonghyeol?
Samseonghyeol has a nursing room, a diaper changing station, a parking lot, and reservation services. However, stroller rentals and baby chairs are not provided, so please keep that in mind before your visit.How long does a visit to Samseonghyeol usually take, and what route is recommended?
A visit to Samseonghyeol usually takes within 1 hour 30 minutes. It is recommended to start with the exhibition hall and video room, then take a walk along the forest path past the three sacred holes and old trees. You can comfortably finish your visit within the free parking time of 1 hour 30 minutes.Are there any admission discounts or membership benefits for Samseonghyeol?
Yes, if you book online through Naver, admission tickets are discounted by 10%. Ticket prices are 4,000 won for adults, 2,500 won for teenagers and military personnel, and 1,500 won for children. Seniors, visitors with disabilities, and national merit recipients also pay 1,500 won. Please note that ticket sales end at 17:30.How does parking work when visiting Samseonghyeol?
There is a dedicated parking lot for Samseonghyeol, and visitors can park for free for 1 hour 30 minutes. After that, parking becomes paid.Are there any good places to visit near Samseonghyeol as well?
Sinsan Park, located across from Samseonghyeol, is a famous cherry blossom spot and a nice space where kids can run around. You can also explore nearby attractions such as Jeju Natural History Museum and Jeonnong-ro Cherry Blossom Road on foot, making it a great choice for family trips.
Samseonghyeol Address
Address: 22 Samsunghyeol, Samsung-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province
How to make a reservation for Samseonghyeol?
Both advance reservation & walk-in visits are possible – Naver booking