O'Sulloc Tea Museum, Seogwipo

Great place for tea but super crowded. There's many tourist buses that come here for a stop, and tons of people crowd the areas. Definitely try coming here when it's not in season, or else you'll be waiting in long lines. They have quite a variety of green teas with different things put in them. You can smell the leaves that are on display. They also have times when they let you sample the green tea when they show how it's made. The green tea fields outside are vast and great to see.

osuloc tea museum is free to visit. And It has tea coffee and shop. The Korean green tea and roll cake are so delicious. You can see the Korean green tea culture and the company history. (Oseollok is a company of amorepacific. And innisfree, arittaum, etude house are also in amorepacific.) You can see vast green tea orchard. It is also nice to take pictures. I think the mood is peaceful and healing. So if you like tea, you can enjoy this museum.

This tea museum was lacking in actual educational content but made up for it with the cafe which was so delicious I had to hunt down the green tea roll cake in Seoul! In addition to the green tea roll cake we tried the ice cream and the green tea latte. The ice cream was great but the latte was a bit bitter. The green tea that we had was not bitter at all, but robust with flavour. Definitely try more than one type of green tea when you go there! The green tea fields were absolutely lovely with so many dragon flies buzzing around it looked idyllic. Parking is a nightmare, so try and get there early. The parking attendants do ensure that no one gets doubled parked.

You can immerse yourself in the beauty of green tea farm and enjoy the delicious green tea ice cream. The buildings and shops there were well designed which blends well with the nature.

The green tea ice cream soft serve is truly one of the most delicious green tea ice cream I've ever eaten. They sell roll cakes too and teas. A great selection of teas though I wouldn't recommend to buy the tangerine tea. I love their orchid tea :) Do go out into the fields to see the tea plantation.