2026 Jeju International Citrus Expo Guide — Expo Dates, Seogwipo Citrus Museum and Soesokkak

If you are planning to visit the Jeju International Citrus Expo, check the dates first. The 2026 Jeju Citrus Expo runs for 5 days, from 19 November 2026 (Thu) to 23 November 2026 (Mon), around the agro-ecological garden of the Seogwipo Agricultural Technology Center. Along with the expo, Seogwipo Citrus Museum, where you can see the story of Seogwipo's citrus, and Soesokkak, a valley where seawater meets freshwater, are worth looking at together in eastern Seogwipo.

Jeju International Citrus Expo — 19 to 23 November 2026, Seogwipo Agricultural Technology Center

The Jeju International Citrus Expo is a citrus expo held by the Jeju International Citrus Expo Organizing Committee. The 2026 Jeju Citrus Expo runs for 5 days, from 19 November 2026 (Thu) to 23 November 2026 (Mon), and the venue is the area around the agro-ecological garden of the Seogwipo Agricultural Technology Center.

The expo website has menus for visitor information, benefits for advance bookers, hands-on programs, academic events and the schedule. You can also find citrus story menus such as citrus stories, dishes using citrus and citrus competitions.

Please check the detailed programs and visitor information with the Jeju Citrus Expo information before your visit.

Seogwipo Citrus Museum — A Place to See and Feel Everything About Citrus

Seogwipo Citrus Museum is introduced as a museum where you can see, feel and experience everything about citrus. Its renewed permanent exhibition hall offers a range of information, from the origin and spread of citrus around the world and the origins of Jeju citrus to the history of the modern citrus industry and the benefits and uses of citrus.

With media art and immersive content, it sheds new light on the history and future of Jeju citrus. In the "Memory Storehouse" you can hear vivid testimony from first-generation (1st) citrus farmers, and in the "Mirror Room" you can see the history of citrus as a digital timeline. "Citrus Fantasy," made with a collage art technique, lets you experience citrus from a new perspective.

There are also a World Citrus Exhibition Hall and a subtropical botanical garden, so it suits those who want to look a little more deeply into the story of citrus before or after the expo.

Soesokkak — A Valley Where Seawater Meets Freshwater

Soesokkak is the end of Jeju Olle Route 5 and the start of Route 6, a valley where seawater meets freshwater. It lies at the very end of Hyodoncheon Stream, where water flowing down from Hallasan Mountain runs toward the south of Jeju Island, and the deep pool formed where the freshwater of Hyodoncheon Stream meets seawater is Soesokkak itself.

"Soeso" means "a pond shaped like a lying cow," and "kkak" means "the very end." Unusual rocks stand like a folding screen on both walls, and a forest grows thickly above them, so you can feel as if you have come to a mysterious valley. The freshwater reflected on the rocks is especially blue and clear, creating superb scenery with the dark gray rocks.

If you keep going down the walking path, you reach Hahyo Soesokkak Beach, known for its black sand. If you want to take in the water scenery of eastern Seogwipo along with the story of citrus, it is worth stopping by next.

Before You Go

Here are the addresses of each place.

• Jeju International Citrus Expo (around the agro-ecological garden of the Seogwipo Agricultural Technology Center): 제주특별자치도 서귀포시 남원읍 중산간동로 7413
• Seogwipo Citrus Museum: 제주특별자치도 서귀포시 효돈순환로 441
• Soesokkak: 제주특별자치도 서귀포시 쇠소깍로 104

Please check the expo's detailed programs and visitor information with the Jeju Citrus Expo information, and information that may change, such as opening hours and conditions of use, with the Jeju Tourism Organization once more before your visit.

If you would like to link eastern Seogwipo, from the citrus expo to the citrus museum and Soesokkak, in the order you prefer, get a car for the road ready with Friends Rent-a-Car.