O'sulloc Tea Museum, opened by Amorepacific in September 2001, was Korea's first tea museum and sits beside the Seogwang Tea Plantation in Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo, on Jeju Island. It combines sweeping organic green-tea fields, a tea-culture gallery, and a café famous for green-tea desserts, drawing millions of visitors a year. Admission is free, while some experiences such as tea tastings and formal tea ceremonies carry a fee.
Walking paths through the vast Seogwang tea fields, where Jeju's volcanic soil and the clouds and mist rolling off Mt. Hallasan create natural shade for the leaves
A tea gallery tracing the history and culture of tea, plus a 3rd-floor observatory overlooking the plantation
Signature café treats including green-tea soft-serve ice cream, green-tea roll cake, and matcha tiramisu
The 'Ti-Stone' tea-ceremony space, featuring media art based on scholar Kim Jeong-hui's Sehando (separate booking, paid)
The adjacent Innisfree Jeju House, walled in glass on three sides overlooking the fields, with hands-on soap and toner making
Good to know
SeasonSpring and autumn offer the greenest fields and the mildest weather; dress for strong summer sun or sharp winter wind if visiting then.
SafetyThe parking lot gets extremely crowded on weekends and in peak season, with competition for spaces. Arriving early (before about 10:30 AM) is strongly advised.
MannersThe tea fields are a working farm. Do not step into the rows or touch the leaves for photos; enjoy the view from the designated walking paths only.
RulesExperiences such as the Ti-Stone tea ceremony and premium tea course are limited-capacity, reservation-based, and charged separately. Check the official O'sulloc website for current prices and booking before you go.
RulesHours are commonly listed as 09:00-19:00 in summer and 09:00-18:00 in winter and open year-round, but they vary by season, so reconfirm the latest hours via official sources before visiting.
Practical info
About 30-45 min by car from Jeju Airport, ~20 min from Seogwipo. Free parking. Free admission (experiences paid). Allow 1.5-2 hours including café and a field walk. Confirm fees, hours, and reservations on the official O'sulloc website.
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