Hallim Park, Jeju

Stroll through the landscaped and wild areas of Hallim Park, a popular public space with cultural and natural attractions. Established in 1971 with the planting of subtropical plants on what was then a barren area, the park has grown into an array of well-maintained gardens, including a bonsai garden, water garden, and a subtropical botanical garden, as well as a children's amusement park and folk village. The park also features mysterious and impressive caves, including a cave-within-a-cave, often considered to be the only natural formation of its kind in the world. The 10 ha (24 ac) park directly joins up with two pristine beaches, and offers extensive views of the island's coast. Ask Inspirock to suggest an itinerary and make planning a trip to Jeju fast, fun, and easy.