WARNING: This post contains sexually-themed photograph and for adults only.
I’ve known South Korea for its interesting history and culture that I often see in Korean Dramas. The palaces, traditional Hanok, ceramics, rice wine and Hanbok are among those things. I never imagined I would remember something kinky about SK. Lol.
About Jeju Loveland
I am talking about Jeju Loveland, which is located in the volcanic island of Jeju, South Korea. It is an outdoor theme park that showcases over a hundred erotic, sexy, funny and silly sculptures. These erotic sculptures and exhibitions were created by a group of art school graduates from Hongik University in Seoul.
We don’t really have an itinerary when we arrived in Jeju. We told Mr. Kang, our cab driver/tour gide, that we wanted to see the famous attractions in Jeju. Since we have two days to explore the island, he suggested for us to see the west attractions first because it is near our Hotel. “That’s fine”, we replied. We told him some interesting places we know in Jeju and one of it is Jeju Loveland.
As we all know (that is if you are a Korean Drama fan), Jeju is a popular destination for Koreans especially for couples, due to its warm climate. I learned that the island is a favorite getaway destination for honeymooners. Thus, building an erotic park, is a brilliant idea.
It was awkward at first to walk around the park because of penis-shaped things you will see everywhere. But it is impossible not to appreciate how creative and how artistically the sculptures were done. Here’s some of photos I took in Jeju Loveland, Enjoy!
Travel Notes
Jeju Loveland Details
Address: 2894-72, 1100-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju, South Korea
Website: http://www.jejuloveland.com/language/eng.htm
Admission Fee: KRW 12,000
Operating Hours: 9:00 am to Midnight (last admissions 11:00 pm)
How to get there
From anywhere in Jeju, take bus No. 240, No. 465 or No. 466 and get off at Jeju Museum of Art.
From Jeju International Airport, take bus no. 344 and get off at the second bus stop. Cross the road to get to the opposite bus stop. From there, take bus No. 240, No. 465 or No. 466 and get off at Jeju Museum of Art.
You may also take a taxi to get straight to Jeju Loveland. Fare from Jeju International Airport is usually around KRW 10,000.
How about you? have you been to Jeju Loveland? How was your experience? Let’s chat down below!