Maze Land Review

It's a beautiful place. It took as a long time finding the exit but we had so much. Feels lile your in "Alice in Wonderland". It's pretty.

The MazeLand Lost Park, which opened on April 14, 2011, concentrates three symbols of Jeju's "more stones, more wind, more women". There are three mazes with the theme of "stone", "wind" and "women", in addition to the observation deck, museum, trail, dining, pond and other facilities, you can also receive maps at the entrance. The only downside is that there are too many spider webs on the tree, and I am a little scared.

Jeju Island has two maze exits, and next to the maze there is a museum with many portable maze games. Try to find a way without any maze maps, tickets are a bit expensive, but it's still worth going if you have children and it's fun for children to grow up.

Lost park, challenging, peer partners are so patient, actually successfully walked out

The maze park is actually super big, if you have time to play slowly, basically a day and a half is difficult to walk out, but it is very interesting, there are many like-minded people here