Not really. Some words is a maximum. But not a big issue

Yes

The place is quite big. It has few gates. I entered through gate 3- this is a section of fruits, chocolates, fish and veggies. Better to check their web page to identify the nearest gate coming from your hotel.

1. Bus #152, 8 stops then transfer #202 or #752-2, (PS: by taxi 52min, about 30 USD) 2. 1 hr 10 min 3. about 2800KRW (2.5 USD) per person 4. take the same way bakcward.

Most of stalls inside this market closes before 6 pm, but some stalls outside opens until 8-9 pm (most stalls are selling snacks at reasonable price, recommended to buy compares with stalls at tourist attraction in Jeju). You should visits Jungang mall near this market to check some night culinary (porridge, korean fried chicken, tteokbokki, seafood restaurant which you can choose your favorite for dine in).

Should be closed for three days during Chuseok

They have lots of dry stuff there! Didn’t notice the price though. Our best catch was the dried fish ready-to-grill and their coarsely ground chillies!

Yes there is, there is underground shopping in there and thy are selling different kinds of apparel including the korean traditional costumes. But its not cheap..

Taking a taxi is normally easier and faster but can cost more. There are also express buses from the airport to most parts of Jeju but the system has been changed since 26 Aug 2017, so you will need to check with Tourist Info or bus stop at airport (outside gate 2, 1F). Fare 2K-4K. Alternatively, you can take the hourly Jeju City Tour bus which covers the main tourist areas from the airport, including Dongmun market, but operation hours are limited from 9am to 6pm. Fare 3K for single trip or 12K all day. Local buses cost 1.2K between 2 stops but you need to walk a bit. Use google map and check with airport information centre for latest info. All buses should now have free wifi.

Araceli, this perfume can only be found on the island of Cheju. It is made of a Korean rape flower and some citrus hints