O’Sulloc Tea Museum, Seogwipo: How to Visit and What to Do Nearby

The O'Sulloc Tea Museum sits in the Seogwang tea fields on Jeju Island's southwestern inland plateau, opened in 2001 by the AmorePacific cosmetics group as a showcase for Korean green tea production. The green glass building holds displays on tea cultivation and the company's tea plantations, alongside a cafe serving matcha ice cream and green tea rolls. The adjacent Innisfree Jeju House offers hands-on natural skincare workshops. Admission to the museum is free, and the surrounding tea fields are open for self-guided walks during daylight hours. is just one of many options in Seogwipo. Major attractions worth considering include Cheonjiyeon Falls, Hallasan National Park, and Jeongbang Waterfall.