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Jeju-mok Government Office
Korean name제주목 관아
Official translation by the Korea Tourism Organization Show original
The Jeju-mok Government Office was a gwana, or regional government office, that historically served as the center of Jeju Island’s political, administrative, and cultural activities, spanning from its early days as the State of Tamna through the Joseon period. A significant portion of the structure was destroyed in a fire in 1434, leading to subsequent rebuilding efforts. From 1991, archeological excavations were conducted in four stages, enabling the meticulous restoration of several key buildings within the complex. These include the Honghwagak Pavilion, Yeonhuigak Pavilion, Uyeondang Pavilion, Gyullimdang Pavilion, and Gwandeokjeong Pavillion, all of which were restored by December 2002. Additionally, the complex is known for hosting annual nighttime events.
Details
- Admission fee
- [Individual]
- General 1,500 won
- Youth and military 800 won
- Children 400 won [Group (10 or more people)]
- Adults 1,000 won
- Youths and soldiers 600 won
- Children 300 won※ Free admission at night (May~October) - Parking fee
- Free
- Restroom
- Yes
- Korean-language guide service
- Cultural interpreters are available upon prior reservation.
Accessible travel information
Machine-translated from Korean.
Mobility
- Access route
- A ramp is installed up to the entrance
- Wheelchairs
- Available for rental (1 unit)
- Entrance passage
- The main entrance has a ramp and is wheelchair accessible (there is a dirt road section).
- Restroom
- Accessible restroom available