O’sulloc Tea Museum and Green Tea Fields
Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, South Korea
O’sulloc Tea Museum is a verified visitor attraction in Andeok-myeon on Jeju’s south-west side, officially presented by both O’sulloc and the Jeju Tourism Organization as the Jeju tea museum branch rather than a generic retail outlet. Visit Jeju gives the road address as 15, Sinhwayeoksa-ro, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, and describes it as a tea heritage space that preserves O’sulloc’s history while introducing tea culture. The same official listing notes that the museum first opened in September 2001 and that the building was renovated in 2023, with views over the tea fields and surrounding gotjawal woodland. That makes this a properly visitable stop with a defined identity, not merely a photo opportunity beside a plantation. For visitors, the appeal is the combination of exhibition space, landscaped tea scenery and on-site food-and-drink facilities in one easy stop. The official Jeju listing confirms a tea house serving drinks, desserts and green tea ice cream, while the roastery area lets visitors watch tea leaves being processed and buy tea products. This earns its place in the ranking because it adds a cultivated, food-linked side of Jeju to a list otherwise dominated by volcanic landforms and coastlines. It is especially suitable for travellers wanting a lower-effort outing that still feels specific to Jeju.