Travel back to the Joseon Dynasty in one second! A journey to explore the most historical time capsule of Jeju, the Jeju Muguanya! 👘🏯

#5月好去地方2025 Address: 제주특별자치도 제주시 관덕로 25 (Jeju-si, Gwandeok-ro 25, Jeju-do, South Korea) Atmosphere/Facilities: The overall is an antique Korean house complex, which retains the original appearance of the government office in Jeju Joseon Dynasty. The park is very clean, the atmosphere is solemn and quiet, and there are guide signs in four languages ​​​​(Chinese, English, Korean and Japanese). In addition to traditional buildings, there are also clothing experience areas and scheduled traditional etiquette performances. The park is not large, but the movement lines are clear and very easy to visit. Tickets: ₩1,500 for adults / ₩800 for teenagers / ₩600 for children (some performances are free to visit) ⸻ Features: • The office and residence site of the chief executive of Jeju during the Joseon Dynasty • The oldest government office complex in Jeju, well preserved • Free visit in hanbok, traditional imperial examination experience and scheduled performances • The location is close to the city center, with convenient transportation, and can be visited together with the nearby Gwandeokjeong Pavilion Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4.5/5) Suitable for history fans and travelers who want to experience traditional hanbok culture! ⸻ [Experience] In the bustling center of Jeju, there is a space that slows down time, that is "Jeju Muguanya". For people like me who love history and traditional culture, this place is like a cultural gem hidden in the alleys of the city. Once you step in, it feels like you have walked into Jeju hundreds of years ago. Jeju Muguanya was the administrative center of Jeju Island during the Joseon Dynasty. It was also the official residence and office of the highest official of Jeju, the Mushi. Walking into the park, you can see the fully preserved official hall, conference hall, trial hall, and even the living space of the Mushi. Each Korean house building has been restored very completely, and the tiles, wooden doors, and window lattices reveal simplicity and majesty. We just missed the scheduled tour when we arrived, but the park has multilingual explanation signs, and you can understand its historical background very clearly with a mobile phone search. What's more surprising is that they even provide free experience of Korean clothes! Put on traditional costumes and take pictures in the ancient house. Not only is the picture beautiful, but it also makes the whole visit process more interactive and immersive. This is not just a simple display of ancient monuments, but it tries to make people understand Jeju's historical role and institutional background through exhibitions and interactive areas. For example, we encountered the "Imperial Examination Experience Activity" that day. The children wore the costumes of the little champions and held brushes to simulate taking the exam. The picture of ancient and modern interweaving is really cute and interesting. In the scene of the courtroom, you can also see the display of simulated trials, which makes people have a concrete imagination of the legal system at that time. The park is not big and can be walked through in about 40 minutes, but I stayed for more than an hour, sometimes taking pictures, and sometimes sitting on the bench in the courtyard to quietly feel the tranquility. Compared with other natural scenic spots in Jeju, the Muguanya provides cultural precipitation and review, which can make people reflect on the meaning of travel. It is worth mentioning that although this is not the most popular tourist spot, the management is very meticulous. Whether it is the cleanliness of the floor or the friendliness of the staff, it is impressive. If you love history and culture like me, or want to understand more about Jeju's image of more than just haenyeo and volcanoes, then Jeju Muguanya is definitely a surprise stop on your journey. This place is suitable for all ages. Whether you want to quietly appreciate the ancient buildings, take traditional beautiful photos, or participate in traditional experience activities with your children, you can feel the heavy and gentle side of Jeju Island in just one hour. Next time I come to Jeju, I want to wear a different style of hanbok and walk through this time corridor again. 🌿👘📜 #제주도 #jejumokuganya #jeju_island_travel #jeju #jejucheck-in hotspots #jejuattractions