Jeju Glass Castle Review

The history of settlement in Jeju Island dates back to the Stone Age. By excavating the relics, it is known that people lived in caves or grottoes at that time, and the tombs of the branch stone, grinding stone, earth tools, and coffin tombs were scattered around the island, and bronze and iron relics were also unearthed. These are important data for studying the historical origins of Jeju.

It’s quite expensive here, 12,000 won per adult, but you can easily spend an hour, it’s well designed. Of course, Jeju Glass City has lots of romantic photos of newlyweds. But their hiking trails are also well decorated and I like all the wind chimes. You can blow the glass or put the photo in the glass. They have snacks and coffee. Overall, it is a nice little theme park. I have been here several times and really liked it. It is very relaxing and fun to spend the day here, there are many photo opportunities inside. I found out they had occasional glass-blown classes, which I never attended, but had already made it on the list of things I wanted to try! Pros and suggestions: There are two shops in the attraction, which are all available glassware, some of them are inferior and tacky, but most are creative gifts at a reasonable price. Also, there are many cool-looking jewelry.

Like a dream, beautiful city of glass! Be intoxicated! The scenery inside is made of glass. It's so unique that girls will like it. Glaze precipitates the magnificence of history, through thousands of years of time and space, beautiful! _____________

Jeju Glazed Castle is a glass theme park located on Jeju Island, South Korea. The experience activities include making glass balls, balloons and glass bottles. The development time is from 9 am to 6 pm, suitable for all ages.

Mainly one of the tour group routes, more exquisite.

Jeju Glass Castle is a tourist destination where you can see works made of glass.