The Green Tea Museum in Jeju Island is a natural and beautiful environment with tea as its theme, making it an excellent place to rest. Inside is the tea culture exhibition hall. The whole exhibition hall is small and arched. After visiting the tea culture exhibition hall, it comes out as a gift shop. There are many derivatives of green tea, such as green tea facial cleanser and other skin care products. The price is between 10,000 and 20,000 won. Of course, most of them are accompanying rituals of green tea, cold-brewed green tea, green tea milk tea, caramel-flavored flower-fruit tea, and green tea powder which can be directly brewed and drinked. The packing is exquisite and the price varies from 5000 to 10000 won. It's not cheap. After shopping, tired, you can also sit in the rest area and buy a cup of the most famous green tea ice cream here, or add a green tea cake. The price is around 5,000 won. There is also a large green lawn in front of the museum. When the weather is good, you can lie in the recliner and bask in the sun and look up at the blue sky. There is also an Innisfree specialty store, which is open for free. In fact, the nature of the museum is very low. There are lots of green tea plantations. There are no gates. They are completely open on both sides of the road. There are exhibits related to tea, the key is there is a cakes and green tea ice cream shop, crowded, to find a place to sit down to eat is also very troublesome many Koreans will go, where the green tea cake is really delicious, the butter inside is different, very delicious, if you have the opportunity to go, designated to try, the scenery is not very good, the key is to eat. It's not cheap. A small piece of cake costs 5,000 Korean dollars, but it's OK to eat occasionally.