Love Land Museum

Address: Jungmun Tourist Complex, Seogwipo, Jeju Island, South Korea

Website: https://www.jejuloveland.com/

Admission: 12,000 KRW (adult)

Jeju Loveland is an outdoor sculpture park on Jeju Island, South Korea, focused on erotic and adult-themed art. It opened in 2004 and displays around 140 sculptures depicting sexual themes.

The park combines outdoor gardens and paths with sculptural installations that are explicit in subject matter; it also includes indoor exhibition and gift facilities. It is aimed at adult visitors and often appears on lists of the island’s contemporary attractions.

The project was created by a group of artists and designers; the park presents a playful, educational and provocative approach to human sexuality through sculpture and installation art.

Loveland is located on Jeju Island and is accessed from the island’s road network; it lies within the administrative area of Jeju Province.

• Scale: Open-air sculpture park with approximately 140 works, all themed on eroticism and human sexuality.
• Admission: Restricted to adults; the park displays explicit sculptures and is intended for mature visitors.
• Opened: Opened in 2004 and created by a group of art graduates, it is a well-known contemporary attraction on Jeju Island.

• Go right at opening or late afternoon to avoid the large tour‑group blocks of midday visitors; the park is compact so early arrival gives the best photo opportunities without people in the frame.
• Love Land is an adults‑oriented sculpture park located in the Jungmun tourist area of Jeju - check age restrictions and opening times on arrival as the site enforces an adults‑only policy.
• Combine a visit with nearby Jungmun attractions (which are within walking distance in the tourist complex) rather than treating Love Land as a full‑day stop - most visitors find 45-90 minutes is sufficient.