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Similar to a flea market, it will be open every 2 and 7 every 2nd and 7th. Many experience the local customs. The markets are very traditional. There are many people visiting the market. It is best to choose not. Cars can't get in. The roads are full There are a lot of small stalls, agricultural products, clothes, shoes, hats, handicrafts, etc. Many locals will buy daily here. The things are complete, the price is not expensive, and there are many snack bars. You can solve three meals a day here. The facilities are very user-friendly.

The 5-day market on Jeju Island is relatively famous in the local area, and you can buy a lot of interesting souvenirs.

The five-day traditional market in Jeju City is open on the 2nd, 7th, 12th, 17th, 22nd and 27th of each month. It is the largest and oldest of the other five-day markets. This place is very big and the locals sell all kinds of things, such as fish, livestock, clothes, hats, pottery, flowers, agricultural products, local food, etc.

I finally came to the interesting Jeju Folklore Five-Day Market. It’s actually not on the 5th. It only opens on the 2nd and 7th day of every month. Fortunately, I caught up today. Paul Wanyou has opened my eyes. The traditional wet markets in Asia are Similar

In this bazaar, you can buy all kinds of novelty little things at a reasonable price. If you have time in Jeju, you can come here to experience the lives of local people.

Pretty good, very convenient for people who don’t go shopping