Jeju Pony Experience Park, A Window into 600 Years of Horse-Raising Heritage

An introduction to Jeju horse culture

Jeju Pony Experience Park offers visitors an engaging way to learn about the island’s horse culture. It is located in Gasi-ri, on the site of Gapsmajang, a horse-breeding ranch known for raising high-quality horses during the Joseon era.

The park’s setting preserves a history of Jeju pastoral culture stretching back 600 years. Its exhibits and activities connect that heritage with the lives and traditions shaped by horse raising on the island.

Museum and collections

The park’s museum presents artifacts and cultural and artistic works related to horses. Its displays explore the lives of Jeju’s herders, known as malteuri, as well as the ecology and habits of Jeju ponies.

Visitors can use the museum to learn about the island’s horse-raising traditions and the role of ponies in local culture. The collection also includes materials related to Jeju’s horses and pastoral heritage.

Riding experiences

The park combines cultural interpretation with opportunities to experience horseback riding. Riding activities are part of the visitor experience, making it possible to explore Jeju’s horse culture through both exhibits and direct participation.

The park is in Seogwipo, Jeju, at 제주특별자치도 서귀포시 표선면 녹산로 381-15. Check the official notice before visiting for current opening hours, fees, and any other visit information, as these details are not provided here.