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Jeju Shinghwa World Inf 04 CONTENTS 01 I STORY OF JEJU 02 I ABOUT JEJU SHINHWA WORLD 06 03 I STAY 07 3.1 Jeju Shinhwa World Hotels & Resorts Marriott Landing Shinhwa 3.2 Somerset Jeju Shinhwa World 04 I PLAY 12 Shinhwa Theme Park Shinhwa Water Park Transformers Autobots Alliance 05 I DINE 17 Hotel Dining Shinhwa Shoppes YG Republique 20 06 I SHOP The Jeju Duty Free Shinhwa World 07 I MICE 21 STORY OF JEJU JEJU MAP NEW 7 WONDERS OF JEJU LOCAL CUISINES Jocheon-eup Udo Jeju Island - Global GEOPARK Jeju Island is blessed with generally warm climate Jeju-si Gujwa-eup given its geographical location at the southern end With its diverse volcanic terrain and geological resources, Jeju Island was designated as a UNESCO 06 of the Korean Peninsula. Several unique species Global Geopark in October 2010. There are 12 geoparks on Jeju Island, including Mt. Hallasan, of fish can be caught offshore by residents in the 1135 Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak, Manjanggul Cave, Mt. Sanbangsan, Yongmeori Coast, Jungmun Daepo sea villages and female divers (Haenyeo). In the Seongsan-eup Columnar-jointed Lava, Cheonjiyeon Waterfall, Suwolbong Peak, Biyangdo Island, Udo Island and mountain villages, land is reclaimed for farming. Seonheul Gotjawal. Mushrooms, wild plants and ferns can be collected Aewol-eup Biyangdo at Mt. Hallasan. Hyupjae Beach 07 Pyoseon-Myeon Hallim-eup Raw Abalone Set Mt.Hallasan 02. UDO ISLAND 03. MT. HALLASAN Hangyeong-myeon SEONGSAN ILCHULBONG PEAK 01. Chagwido Seogwipo-si Namwon-eup 03 Suwolbong Daejeong-eup Andeok-myeon Mt.Sanbangsan 01 Yongmeori Coast 05 06 04 Daepo Jagwido Jusangjeolli Cliff Jungmun Beomseom Hyeongjeseom Saekdal Beach 02 Mt.Songaksan 04. JUNGMUN DAEPO COLUMNAR-JOINTED LAVA Sashimi Sea Urchin Bibimbap Jeju Abalone & Seafood Hot Pot Stew Gapado Marado Places to Visit Top 9 around our resort 15~20mins drive 04. Daepo Jusangjeolli Cliff 05. Yongmeori Coast 06. JUNGMUN Saekdal Beach 05. JEONGBANG WATERFALL 06. SEOPJIKOJI 07. MANJANGGUL CAVE 01. Mt.Sanbangsan 02. Mt.Songaksan 03. Suwolbong 07. Hyupjae Beach 08. Osulloc 09. Jeju Aero Space Museum 4 I JEJU SHINHWA WORLD JEJU SHINHWA WORLD I 5 Black Pork BBQ ABOUT JEJU SHINHWA WORLD Discover a World STAY of Wonder and Delight at Jeju Shinhwa World! 50 Gourmet Experiences 4 Premium Hotels Attractions 3 J E J U S H I N H W A W O R L D H O T E L S & R E S O R T S Thrills and excitement awaits you at Jeju Shinhwa World, a premium integrated resort nestled within the natural beauty of Jeju Island. Featuring luxurious five-star accommodations, lavishly decorated three-bedroom apartments with spacious living area, and a wide 7 variety of dining options from international cuisines to street foods, MARRIOTT RESORT LANDING RESORT relish in an unparalleled holiday experience for the whole family. SHINHWA RESORT SOMERSET 8 9 There’s something for everyone here. At the Shinhwa Theme 6 Park, guests of all ages can revel in the captivating rides and EXPERIENCE THE NEW 5-STAR RESORT COMPLEX IN JEJU attractions, and witness their favourite characters come to life. Dive into the action at the Shinhwa Waterpark, Jeju’s largest Jeju Shinhwa World Hotels and Resorts is surrounded by Jeju’s water-themed park with an indoor park opened all year round or marvelous Gotjawal Forest. It achieved five star rating, the highest journey through the world of Autobots with Optimus Prime and grade in Korea and offers more than 2,000 luxurious guest rooms that Bumblebee at the Transformers Autobot Alliance. provide a wide range of accommodation choices. Situated near some of the most famous tourist attractions as well as the resorts very own Hungry? Head over to the YG Republique and indulge in a variety Theme Park and Water Park, Jeju Shinhwa World can satisfy leisure of creative restaurants that showcase the latest Korean craze. travelers that are seeking for both fun and relaxation. the properties are also well equipped with fitness centers, spas, restaurants and the Beyond all these, Jeju Shinhwa World is also a business and events largest convention center in Jeju making it a perfect place for MICE destination with cutting-edge and unique venues, making it the ideal travelers who are looking for a unique experience that satisfies their MICE destination for a truly unique business and leisure experience. recreational as well as their business needs. LOCATION Landing Jeju Shinhwa World Hotels & Resorts Shinhwa Jeju Shinhwa World Hotels & Resorts 7 YG Republique Landing Convention Centre Somerset Jeju Shinhwa World 8 Shinhwa Theme Park Marriott Jeju Shinhwa World Hotels & Resorts 6 Shinhwa Shoppes 9 Shinhwa Water Park 6 I JEJU SHINHWA WORLD JEJU SHINHWA WORLD I 7 DELUXE FAMILY TWIN CUTTING-EDGE MICE RESORT ROOM TYPES AREA(m2) TOTAL FOR BUSINESS TRAVELERS Deluxe King 38 90 Jeju Shinhwa World Landing Resort, which was named after Jeju Deluxe Family Twin 38 90 MOSIL CLUB HOUSE INDOOR SWIMMING POOL Shinhwa World’s developer, Landing International Development Superior King 27 215 Limited, is readily accessible and offers various services. Great Superior Twin 27 220 artworks of Jeju’s local artists exhibited throughout the resort Total 615 perfectly brings out the uniqueness of Jeju. It features a total of FITNESS CENTER 615 rooms that are equipped with a smart control system that can PREMIUM LUXURY RESORT IN PARTNERSHIP WITH GLOBAL HOTEL GROUP- MARRIOTT ROOM TYPES AREA(m2) TOTAL adjust room temperature and lighting, it’s a welcome feature after Presidential Suite 162 8 a long day of meetings. The resort also offers MICE travelers direct SUPERIOR KING Marriott Jeju Shinhwa World Hotel & Resort is located at the heart access to the Landing Convention Centre located on B1 floor where Premier Suite 122 14 of the resort. This property offers more then 572 rooms out of which international conventions, exhibitions, formal banquets and parties Deluxe Suite 81 31 30% of its rooms located in two east wings and two west wings are can be held. Premier King 41 75 connecting rooms, making it perfect for groups looking for privacy INDOOR SWIMMING POOL amongst themselves. Its Mosil Clubhouse is designed after the Premier Family Twin 41 30 renowned sightseeing hotspot Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak in Jeju. It Premier Twin 41 69 features a heated outdoor pool which can be enjoyed all year round, Deluxe King 38 172 a spa with eight private treatment rooms, a sauna and a fitness centre Deluxe Family Twin 38 173 fulfilling the health and rejuvenation needs of its guests. Total 572 DELUXE SUITE SUPERIOR TWIN PRESIDENTIAL SUITE DELUXE SUITE PRESIDENTIAL SUITE DELUXE FAMILY TWIN PREMIER KING 8 I JEJU SHINHWA WORLD JEJU SHINHWA WORLD I 9 PREMIUM FAMILY RESORT WITH EASY ACCESS PREMIUM THREE BEDROOM ACCOMODATION FAMILY SUITE - Maru TO ATTRACTIONS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Premium Family Suite Condominium that Offers Jeju’s Marvellous Scenery Premium Family Resort with Access to Shinhwa Theme Park and Surrounded by Jeju’s beautiful Gotjawal, one of the most pristine forests th Water Park Shinhwa Resort at Jeju Shinhwa World is the best • 5 Floor in the world, Somerset Jeju Shinhwa World is a premium condominium • 154m2 premium resort for families, located right next to the first water park • Maximum Occupancy: 5 (adults) 2 resort that offers global hotel group, Ascott’s quality services to those who ROOM TYPES AREA(m ) TOTAL • 3 Bedrooms in Jeju. It features a total of 533 rooms will be ready for service. You crave a luxurious lifestyle in nature. It offers 342 condominiums with gross can spend a longer time enjoying Jeju’s marvelous water park by Junior Suite 24 24 • 1 King Size Bed, 1 Queen Size Bed, 1 Single Bed floor area of 154m2 each, equipped with three luxurious bedrooms with staying at the 27m2 2 Deluxe King 38 87 standard Superior Room, the 38m Deluxe Room king size, queen size and single beds. It also comes with a premium kitchen Deluxe Family Twin 38 91 or the more spacious Junior Suite Room. with cooking utensils and a full range of smart home systems including a FAMILY SUITE - Ture Superior King 27 138 Premium Family Suite Condominium large refrigerator, a dish washer, a wine cellar and a washing machine. where Children Can Run Around This resort provides you easy access to the Resort's attractions - Superior Twin 27 135 A separate parking space is available for each building so that guests can • 1st Floor • Living Room the thrilling Shinhwa Theme Park and the largest waterpark in Jeju, Superior Park View King 27 22 feel at home. • 154m2 • 2 Bathrooms Shinhwa Water Park. Wind down after all the excitement at the Superior Park View Twin 27 36 • Maximum Occupancy: 5 (adults) • Kitchen resort's skypool which overlooks the Water Park. Total 533 • 3 Bedrooms • Balcony ROOM TYPES AREA(m2) TOTAL • 1 King Size Bed, 1 Queen Size Bed, 1 Single Bed Family suite 154 172 Family suite - Maru 154 85 EXTERIOR DELUXE FAMILY TWIN FAMILY SUITE Family suite - Ture 154 85 Total 342 SUPERIOR KING JUNIOR SUITE FAMILY SUITE – MARU SUPERIOR TWIN SKY POOL 10 I JEJU SHINHWA WORLD JEJU SHINHWA WORLD I 11 PLAY on spins Wear 3D glasses for this shoong game with Larva’s naughty friends journey into )"4#30"/%5)&)"4#30-0(0 53"/4'03.&34"/%"--3&-"5&%$)"3"$5&34"3&53"%&."3,40')"4#30"/%"3&64&%8*5)1&3.*44*0/h)"4#30"--3*()543&4&37&%-*$&/4&%#:)"4#30 SHINHWA THEME PARK SHINHWA WATER PARK TRANSFORMERS AUTOBOTS ALLIANCE SHINHWA THEME PARK See the loveable bugs from the beloved “Larva” animated series come to life at the Shinhwa Theme Park. Developed by TUBAn, the popular Korea-based, global 3D animation studio behind the “Larva” series, the park offers 15 amazing rides and attractions for both adults and children.
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