EasyTicket Hallim Park
📍 한림 협재, Western Jeju
This botanical garden sits on a 100,000-pyeong site next to Hyeopjae Beach. It began in 1971, when palm seeds were planted in what was then a sandy field. The park is divided into 9 zones, including a palm-tree avenue, a subtropical botanical garden, and a folk village.
Inside the park are Hyeopjae Cave and Ssangyong Cave, both designated Natural Monuments. They are lava-formed caves, but lime-rich water also seeps in and grows stalactites, creating an unusual underground scene.
A full loop takes about 2-3 hours, and there is no separate fee for the cave tour. Hyeopjae Beach is a 5-minute drive away, so it's easy to do the park in the morning and the beach in the afternoon.
Visitor information
| Address | 제주특별자치도 제주시 한림읍 한림로 300 |
|---|---|
| Opening hours | June~August 09:00~18:00 · March~May and September~October 09:00~17:30 · November~February 09:00~16:30 |
| Closed days | Open year-round |
| Admission | Adults 15,000 won / teenagers, military personnel, and police officers 10,000 won / children 9,000 won (group discount for 30 or more people) |
| Parking | Free Parking |
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Useful tips
- A full loop takes 2-3 hours, so give yourself plenty of time before you go in.
- Hyeopjae Cave and Ssangyong Cave are included in admission, so you don't pay extra.
- The caves are cool inside and the floor can be wet, so watch your footing.
- Hyeopjae Beach is 5 minutes away by car, making it easy to add after the park.
- Closing time changes by season; in winter, the park closes at 4:30 PM.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a separate reservation to tour the caves?
You can enter with a regular park admission ticket, no separate reservation needed. Hyeopjae Cave and Ssangyong Cave are connected, so you walk through them in order.
Is it okay to visit with kids?
The paths are mostly flat, so strollers can get around too. Inside the cave sections, though, there are stairs and low ceilings, so it's safer to hold young children's hands.
