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Cheonjiyeon WaterfallNature

South90 min

Cheonjiyeon Waterfall

Located in Seogwipo, Jeju, Cheonjiyeon Waterfall is a breathtaking sight whose name translates to "a pond formed where the heavens and earth meet." Standing at an impressive height of 23 meters, it is considered one of the most stunning scenic landmarks in the Seogwipo area, which is renowned for its widespread distribution of calcareous tuff. The waterfall is beautifully complemented by lush gardens and traditional pavilions, creating a serene and picturesque landscape.

Sanyang KeuneonggotNature

South120 min

Sanyang Keuneonggot

Sanyang Keuneonggot is a unique forest area located within the Hangyeong-Andeok Gotjawal, one of Jeju's four major Gotjawal ecosystems. Originally serving as a communal pasture for the local village, this enchanting space was transformed into a beautiful woodland through the creative vision of local residents. The forest boasts a rare ecological landscape where plants from both tropical and subarctic climates coexist, creating a mystical atmosphere. Because the area holds significant groundwater reserves, it naturally regulates its temperature, offering a refreshing escape year-round. The exploration trails span approximately 3.5km and are divided into two paths: the Dalgu-ji Trail and the Forest Trail. The Dalgu-ji Trail is wheelchair and stroller accessible, making it easy for everyone to explore. This path also features whimsical themes, such as a "Witch's House," bringing the charm of a fairy tale village to life.

Cheonjeyeon Waterfall & Jeju April 3rd Jungmunmyeon Victims Memorial MonumentNature

South120 min

Cheonjeyeon Waterfall & Jeju April 3rd Jungmunmyeon Victims Memorial Monument

Located at the entrance of Cheonjeyeon Waterfall & Jeju April 3rd Jungmunmyeon Victims Memorial Monument, this memorial was erected by the Jungmun Bereaved Families Association to honor the 786 victims from the 11 villages of Jungmun-myeon during the Jeju April 3rd Incident. It serves as a profound cultural site where visitors can reflect on both breathtaking natural beauty and significant historical remembrance.

Jeju Olle Course 7-1Nature

South120 min

Jeju Olle Course 7-1

Jeju Olle Course 7-1 is a scenic 15km walking route that begins at the Jeju World Cup Stadium in Seogwipo, winds through the beautiful hills of Gogeunsan, and concludes at the Jeju Olle Traveler Center. Due to the ascent of Gogeunsan, hikers can expect to complete the trek in approximately 4 to 5 hours. To commemorate your journey, you can collect passport stamps at the starting plaza near the stadium, the mid-way point at the Jena Children's Welfare Center, and the final stop at the Traveler Center.

Hayoung OlleExperience

South90 min

Hayoung Olle

A walking course that allows you to fully experience the charm of Seogwipo City’s original downtown. Jointly developed and operated by Jeju Tourism Organization, Seogwipo City, and Jeju Olle, Hayoung Olle, as derived from the word ‘Hayoung’, is a place where abundant tourism resources around the original city center of Seogwipo, six urban parks (Geolmae Ecological Park, Chilsimni City Park, Saeseom Island, Jaguri Park, Jeongmosi Park, and Sombancheon), and three specialized streets (Lee Jung-seop Street, Chilsimni Food Specialty Street, and Arangjoeul Street) are fused, and it consists of a way that can be enjoyed in various ways by both tourists and residents who can enjoy the nature, humanities, and culture of Seogwipo.

Jeju Olle Course 12Nature

South120 min

Jeju Olle Course 12

Spanning approximately 17km from Mureung Oegatjib to the rocks in front of Yongsu Port, Jeju Olle Course 12 follows the scenic western coastline of Jeju Island. This trail offers a diverse tapestry of natural landscapes, including oreums (volcanic cones), traditional stone-walled paths (batdam), and fascinating geological trails, all while capturing the nostalgic charm of old fishing ports. Along the way, travelers can immerse themselves in the breathtaking views of vast horizons and the stunning turquoise waters of the sea.

Jeju Olle Course 11Nature

South120 min

Jeju Olle Course 11

Spanning approximately 17.8 km, Jeju Olle Course 11 stretches from Hamo Sports Park to the Jeju Natural Ecology and Culture Experience Course (Mureung Ecology School). As you traverse the restored ancient paths leading to the summit of Moseulbong, you will be treated to breathtaking views of silver grass fields and volcanic cones. Along the way, travelers can experience a unique landscape where the pristine nature of Sinpyeong Gotjawal meets the rich layers of modern Korean history.

Hayeong Olle Course 1Nature

South120 min

Hayeong Olle Course 1

Hayeong Olle Course 1 is an 8.9km walking trail that starts from the Seogwipo City Hall First Office, follows the waters of Cheonjiyeon, and returns to the City Hall. The course consists of Beopjangsa Alley, Geolmae Ecological Park, Cheonjiyeon Falls, Chilsimni Park, Saeyeon Bridge, Saeseom Park, and Cheonjiyeon Gijeong-gil. It connects various parks used as citizens' walking paths with major landmarks, and the route is easy to follow with markings along the way.

Jeju Olle Course 10-1, Gapado OlleNature

South120 min

Jeju Olle Course 10-1, Gapado Olle

Jeju Olle Course 10-1 is a course approximately 4.2 to 4.3 km long, stretching from Sangdong Port to Hadong Port on Gapado, which has the lowest maximum elevation among Korea's inhabited islands. Due to the small scale of the island, it is characterized by the fact that it can be fully explored in about 2 hours even at a slow walking pace. It is a meaningful place where Hallasan, the highest mountain in Korea, and Gapado, the lowest island, coexist.

Bomok PortNature

South120 min

Bomok Port

Bomok Port is a harbor located in Bomok-dong, Seogwipo-si. It is part of the Jeju Olle Route 6 and is a famous spot for Jari-mulhoe (damselfish raw fish soup), where the annual Jari-dom Festival is held every May. With Hallasan Mountain spreading out like a folding screen behind the port and Munseom and Seopseom islands floating in the sea ahead, it is a beautiful location to enjoy the sunset. Additionally, the stairway near the Bomok Haenyeo House is a well-known photo zone popular on social media.