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Osulloc Tea Museum, located adjacent to Seogwang tea farm, was established in 2001 by Amorepacific as Korea's first tea museum in order to introduce and spread the traditional Korean tea culture. At Tea Stone, a special private space inside the museum, visitors can experience a premium tea course. With Gotjawal Forest in the background, an 80-minute tea course on Jeju's past, present, and future is offered. During the garden tour stroll around the tea fields, visitors can personally make simple yet nutty tea resembling Jeju, as well as a tea cocktail using water from Jeju. After tasting three types of garnish, guests can learn how to roast organic tea, package it in a pot, and take it with them as a souvenir.
* This column was last updated in December 2024, and therefore information may differ from what is presented here. We advise you to check details before visiting.