Seogwi Dawon

If you are a traveler in Jeju, you would probably have one or two hidden places that only you know about. From today on, Seogwi Dawon Tea Plantation will be on the list of your secret travel spots. It has no special attractions and the size is not that big, but it is known as a tea field that you can’t help but visit again. In the 66,000 ㎡ green tea plantation, cedar and camellia trees form a windbreak forest, and a scenery of basalt fragments and rows of green tea will captivate your heart. The stone walls and stone towers stacked around the plantation are unique. These stones had originally been underground when the tea fields were being cultivated. Overall, the tea plantation looks much more three-dimensional because they have slopes and curves like low hills. The picturesque tea field and a small tea room with Hallasan Mountain seen in the distance is a scenery that is nowhere to be found. This actually used to be a tangerine farm for more than 30 years before being cultivated into a tea garden in 2005. If you are lucky, you may meet the owner and share a good time over a cup of good tea.