Love Land, Sculpture garden and sex museum in Jeju, South Korea
Love Land contains 140 outdoor sculptures depicting human forms and anatomical elements across an area equivalent to two soccer fields.
The park originated from a 1970s trend when Jeju Island became a primary honeymoon destination due to restrictions on international travel during the Cold War.
Students from Seoul's Hongik University created the park's sculptures to address sexual education needs among Korean newlyweds from arranged marriages.
The park requires visitors to be 18 years or older to enter, while providing a separate anime-themed area for children outside the main exhibition.
The outdoor exhibition includes interactive installations such as anatomical benches and rotating monthly displays featuring works from different Korean artists.
Location: Jeju
Inception: 2004
Phone: +82647126988
Website: http://jejuloveland.com
GPS coordinates: 33.45168,126.49017
Latest update: May 26, 2025 20:54
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