The maze, though a simple looking attraction, is quite curious in character. It was funded by Frederic H. Dustin, and American Professor at Cheju National University, a man who fell in love with the island 27 years ago. The foliage making up the maze comes from all over Asia. The shape of the maze imitates the coast of the island; inside, iconic images or replicas of landmarks of Jeju decorate the pathways. These include a serpent, horses, a 16th century shipwreck, and bronze age dolmens. There are also skywalks. Tourists can snap panoramic images of the area from the observatory. Though the maze isn't difficult to navigate, people DO get lost in it if they're not carrying a map, and end up having to call for help! 

• Limited parking available.
• Check out the gift shop and cafe.

• KRW 2200 for 13-18 years of age.
• KRW 1100 for 6-12 years of age.
• KRW 2000 for seniors above 65
• Group (20+) prices are cheaper in all price categories.

• During summer, occasionally open till 10 pm.

• Take a taxi

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