Find out how to shop in Jeju Island! Jeju Island shopping guide

Jeju Island is still a lot of fun

There are many attractions in Jeju Island Are you traveling on your own? If you want to buy something, you can go to the Shilla Duty Free Shop, which is the largest duty-free shop in Jeju Island, and there are many brand-name items in it, and the Shilla Duty Free Shop often has ** events. It is very suitable to buy some cosmetics, which are much cheaper than in China.

There is also a duty-free shop at the airport, and the Jeju Airport duty-free shop sells domestic and foreign famous brands, but does not sell Jeju Island souvenirs or local products. There are often some souvenir shops on the side of the road where you can buy some souvenirs and souvenirs. I went to Jeju Island in August last year, and the bottles of mineral water in Jeju Island are generally about 1000 2000 won (6 12 yuan), I passed by the restaurant and saw that a bowl of bibimbap was 10,000 won (about 60 yuan), and the vegetable hot pot was about 20,000 25,000 won (120 150 yuan), and if it was a hot pot with seafood**, it would be more expensive The goods there are cheap, but the food is very expensive There are many attractions on Jeju Island, such as the entrance to Halla Arboretum, There are water pipes and pools, and the water received there is directly drinkable (the tour guide said, she is Korean)!

So if you go to the empty water bottle, don't throw it away Jeju black pork, seafood, and ginseng (ginseng and ginseng chicken soup rice) are famous, and these are all worth trying. You don't need to change too much won to Jeju Island, you need to change some snacks as needed, or buy a ** card, make a deposit to change the plug converter is enough, generally 500 is enough, if you go to the duty-free shop to buy something, you can use a UnionPay card or credit card, it is very convenient, the price of the duty-free shop items are all in US dollars, but the collection also receives won and RMB, but it is much more troublesome than swiping the card. Don't change too much won, it's very inappropriate to spend it back to your home country, and the money will be much less.

You can exchange Korean won at Jeju Airport, but it's still suitable for exchange in our province, so it's best to change it before you go. Hee hee (* I hope my travel experience helped you ha, I wish you a nice trip

Generally speaking, getting to Jeju Island is easier than going to Seoul. Jeju Island is open to tourists from China and Japan, and hotels in South Korea are very expensive to go to Jeju Island, and generally a room with a double bed is equivalent to a three-star in our country, one...

Generally, Korean brand cosmetics and the like are almost the same in Korea** It doesn't matter if you want to buy something, it's better to buy it in a regular duty-free shop, Shilla Lotte also has an airport duty-free shop. Clothing and accessories are similar to those with brands.

In general, small shops are a little more expensive than in Seoul.

First, the two major duty-free shops in Jeju Island, The Shilla Duty Free and Lotte Duty Free, can provide Chinese tourists with cosmetics, bags, watches, designer clothing, shoes, belts, etc.

Second: Jeju Island ** underground shopping mall can choose Jeju Island small goods, Korean shoes, hats and clothing.

Third: Jeju Yeondong Commercial Street has Korean medium-sized brand clothing, shoes and hats and some sports and outdoor brands.

Fourth: Jeju Island's Qixing Street is also a street that gathers Korean medium-level flat brand clothing, shoes and hats.

Fifth: E-Mart and Lotte Mart can buy daily necessities in Korea.

Sixth: Jeju Island's special products such as: horse bone meal, honey, liver protector, Korean ginseng, etc., seventh: Jeju Island's agricultural and sideline products are Jeju Dongmun Market, Seafood Market, Fruit and Vegetable Market.

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1: Jeju Island, visa-free for Chinese passport;

2: Although visa-free, please note that you must have a hotel confirmation and a round-trip ticket order, otherwise you may be banned from entering the country;

3: Jeju Island: Jeju City is in the north of the island, and Seogwipo City is in the south of the island;

3: The reception of the downtown area of the two city centers, very life-oriented, exquisite small shops, it is worth going in to see;

4: Please note that there are no large department stores in Jeju.

5: Jeju City's "** Street" is similar to a "specialty store", selling clothes and accessories, which is very good;

6: Lotte Hotel, Shilla Hotel, and airports, there are duty-free shops, which can be purchased;

7: The Jeju Tourism Office has a "tourist shopping mall" for tourists, and you can buy souvenirs in a fair way.

8: The shops around the scenic spots, ** are also very fair, don't worry about being slaughtered.

Wish: Have fun!

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