Nature120 minChristian Pilgrimage Route 3 (Way of Mission)
A long-distance course completed with a sense of mission, along with the beauty of the sunset at Dangsanbong Peak and Yongsu Port.
Nature120 minOven Ine Cooking Classes
Oven Ine Cooking Classes offers a diverse range of culinary programs, including home baking, traditional rice cake making, bean paste flower decoration, kids' cooking, kids' baking, design yanggaeng (sweet jelly), and wagashi classes. At Oven Ine Cooking Classes, you can master the art of crafting exquisite wagashi inspired by the adorable flora and fauna of Jeju, making it an immersive hands-on space where you can bring various delicious recipes to life.
Nature120 minMusucheon Stream
Musucheon Stream is a sprawling 25km waterway that originates from the high altitudes of Hallasan Mountain and flows into the waters off Oedo Island. As the streams from Eoseungsaengak merge, they form the majestic Musuchae valley. The upper Y-shaped valley features year-round springs that serve as a vital natural purification zone, providing essential water resources for the residents of Jeju. Renowned for its breathtaking scenery, the valley is a place where stepping into its beauty is said to wash away all your worries and troubles.
Shopping90 minShop Jeju
A souvenir shop perfect for relaxing while enjoying the sea view in Aewol
Nature120 minWarm-hearted Uncle Bear
Located along Olle Trail Course 4, Warm-hearted Uncle Bear is a charming independent bookstore where you can soak in breathtaking views of the deep blue ocean. The building is painted a bright, sunny yellow—just like a forsythia flower—making it stand out beautifully from a distance. Resting atop the traditional Jeju stone walls, a collection of cute figurines, small trinkets, and horned turbans creates a delightful and whimsical atmosphere. The bookstore is situated right next to the famous Mocha Coffee Shop, which gained recognition as a filming location for the Maxim Mocha Gold commercial starring actor Gong Yoo.
Nature120 minFormer site of Gwaneumsa military base
4.3 A fierce battleground between guerrilla forces (armed property units) and military suppression forces in the final days of the struggle
Café90 minJeju Kayak
Jeju Kayak is an immersive adventure where both locals and travelers can explore the hidden coastal mysteries of Jeju's breathtaking 253km coastline and its 90 surrounding islets. Through Jeju Kayak, you can directly experience the island's unique culture and mystical natural wonders while soaking in its unparalleled beauty.
Food90 minPigalhoeok
Located in Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo, Pigalhoeok is a cozy Korean-style seafood restaurant featuring warm, inviting interiors crafted from natural wood. The restaurant offers specially curated signature set menus featuring the finest Jeju seafood, including mackerel, silver hairtail, and flatfish. For a seamless dining experience, Pigalhoeok provides free parking, complimentary corkage service, and a dedicated kids' zone.
Nature120 minAnsemi Oreum Volcanic Cone (Myeongdo Oreum Volcanic Cone)
Located in Bonggae-dong, Jeju City, Ansemi Oreum Volcanic Cone (Myeongdo Oreum Volcanic Cone) is a distinctive horseshoe-shaped volcanic cone. At its foot lies Jori Semi (Myeongdoam-mul), a crystal-clear spring well-protected by local facilities. The eastern slope is adorned with lush bamboo forests, while the inner crater area features a beautiful natural woodland. A scenic trail stretches from Myeongdoam-mul to Anguksa Temple, making Ansemi Oreum Volcanic Cone (Myeongdo Oreum Volcanic Cone) an ideal destination for a peaceful stroll.
Shopping90 minSeogwipo Hyangto 5-Day Market
As a representative five-day market in Seogwipo, Seogwipo Hyangto 5-Day Market has been a local staple since its establishment in 1995, with markets held every month on the 4th and 9th. The market features well-organized sections that make for an easy and pleasant stroll. Visitors can discover a vibrant array of seasonal fruits, fresh seafood, and crisp vegetables, alongside a charming selection of miscellaneous goods and local sundries.
Nature120 minCheongsu Holiness Church
Located in the quiet village of Cheongsu-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, Cheongsu Holiness Church is a charming small-town church where the pristine white exterior harmonizes beautifully with elegant stained-glass windows, creating a calm and pure atmosphere. Thanks to its neat and sophisticated architectural beauty, it has become a popular spot for visitors looking to capture perfect photos, though it remains a peaceful sanctuary primarily used by local residents.
Nature120 minGreenbees
Located in Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Greenbees is Korea's only indoor honeybee experience center, established to promote bee protection and highlight the vital importance of our ecosystem. Visitors can enjoy hands-on beekeeping experiences and browse a selection of premium products, including Jeju-exclusive tangerine honey, honey sticks, and natural pollen.
Nature120 minWit Cider
Located near Gwandeokjeong in Jeju City, Wit Cider is a charming gift shop themed around cuteness and happiness. The center of the shop features a dedicated corner filled with Jeju-inspired souvenirs shaped like adorable tangerines. Best of all, Wit Cider is pet-friendly, so you can bring your furry companions along!
Nature120 minAldabang
Located in the charming village of Jeoji-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, Aldabang is a cafe that beautifully blends nostalgia with modern design. Its exterior, reminiscent of vintage brickwork, perfectly complements the refreshing interior featuring expansive floor-to-ceiling windows and a lush collection of diverse plants. Whether you are sipping on a signature Cafe Valentine Highball or enjoying one of their various specialty lattes, Aldabang is the perfect sanctuary to unwind and refresh your senses.
Nature120 minschool bag
Tucked away in a quiet residential neighborhood on Dongmun-ro in Jeju City, school bag is a charming, small-scale neighborhood bookstore. Living up to its name, the space emphasizes the cozy feeling of being surrounded by books, offering visitors a warm and intimate environment to get lost in reading.
Food90 minSeomun Duitgogi (Meat of West gate)
A beloved local eatery among Jeju residents, Seomun Duitgogi (Meat of West gate) is best known for its signature dishes: duitgogi (offal meat) and spicy stir-fried two-rib pork. Guests can also savor premium black pork belly, fresh offal, and cold kimchi-wrapped noodles. Be sure to visit on the 5th, 15th, or 25th of each month for “Black Pork Belly Day,” when you can enjoy discounted prices on their famous five-layer black pork belly.
Food90 minGenjjangya
Located on Wolgwang-ro in Jeju City, Genjjangya is a specialized Japanese-style tonkatsu restaurant that offers fresh, hearty meals at affordable prices. The restaurant uses vegetables grown directly in the countryside to ensure peak freshness in every dish. Their signature menu item is the Tonkatsu Udon Set, and they also serve delicious gimbap and udon.
Shopping90 minJeju Boseong Market
Established in 1972, Jeju Boseong Market has been a beloved traditional market in the heart of downtown Jeju City for over five decades. The bustling market is home to a diverse array of shops, including restaurants, butcher stalls, seafood vendors, dried fish sellers, bakeries, rice cake shops, and tailoring services. Amidst its warm and nostalgic atmosphere, visitors can glimpse into the daily lives of local merchants while savoring an abundance of delicious street food, such as the market’s famous sundae (Korean blood sausage).
Nature120 minOpera Omnia: Raphael Exhibition
Planned and produced by Italy's RAICom and hosted by the Embassy and Institute of Italian Culture in Korea, "Opera Omnia: Raphael Exhibition" is a special exhibition held at the Jeju Aerospace Museum's special exhibition hall. Curated by Italian historian Antonio Paolucci, "Opera Omnia: Raphael Exhibition" offers a unique opportunity to explore the works of the Renaissance genius Raphael, which are currently scattered across the globe.
Nature120 minDaejeong-myeon 4.3 Incident Memorial Monument
The Daejeong-myeon 4.3 Incident Memorial Monument was erected to appease the souls of the 48 residents of Moseulpo and other victims who were tragically shot by soldiers on December 13, 1948, in the fields in front of the Gyodong Hyangsa in Sangmo-ri. This site serves as a solemn place to remember the painful history of Daejeong-myeon, which once served as a stronghold for the suppression units in the western region, including tragic events such as the death of Yang Eun-ha, a student from Daejeong Middle School, due to torture in March 1948.