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ExperienceJeju National Museum is an archaeological and historical museum that systematically exhibits, preserves, and researches the history and cultural heritage of Jeju, showcasing artifacts ranging from the prehistoric era to the Joseon Dynasty and the unique Tamra culture. Visitors can experience the stories of the Jeju people and the history embedded in nature, while also enjoying various special exhibitions and educational programs.
Jeju Olle Trail - Route 1-1 (Udo Island Olle) is a walking trail that circles the entirety of Udo Island. The total length is 11.5km, and it takes approximately 4 to 5 hours to complete. Starting from either Hau Mokdong Port or Cheonjin Port, you can enjoy a variety of scenic views, including lush green pastures, black stone walls, lighthouses, and Udobong Peak.
Jeju Olle Trail - Route 16 (Gonae - Gwangnyeong Olle) is a walking path that begins with the modest scenery of the Aewol sea and continues into the mid-mountain area. It passes through the indigo waters stretching from Gonae to Guom, the white-shining salt flats (Sogeum-bille), reservoirs where fishermen spend their time, forest paths shaded by tall trees, and the ancient fortress walls of the Sambyeolcho resistance. Through peaceful villages and stone-walled field paths, you can experience Jeju's nature, history, and daily life all on a single trail.
Jeju Railbike is a leisure tourism facility where you can enjoy the scenery while riding a four-wheeled bicycle along a railway track. The vehicles move automatically using electric motors, and rain shelters are installed so that you can ride even during rainy weather. Departing from the Sangdo-ri communal pasture, you can view Sandam, Batdam, Udo, Seongsan Ilchulbong, and Yongnuni Oreum, while also enjoying views of grazing cows.
Jeju Samseonghyeol is a prehistoric oral tradition site where it is said that Go Eul-na, Yang Eul-na, and Bu Eul-na—the progenitors of the Go, Yang, and Bu clans—emerged from the ground. The site features three holes arranged in a character shape, along with various monuments such as Samseongjeon, Hongmun, and Hyeolbi, which were built to honor them. Chunchujae is performed every spring and autumn, and Geondaeje is held in December as a festival for the people of Jeju.
Jeju Sanbangsan Carbonate Hot Springs is Jeju's first public hot spring and a rare carbonate hot spring in Korea, providing hot spring water that rises from 600m underground. The facility features indoor hot springs, outdoor open-air baths, and a jjimjilbang. With glass ceilings and walls, you can enjoy bathing while taking in the beautiful natural scenery.
ExperienceJeju Starlight World Park and Planetarium is a state-of-the-art astronomical and space science facility designed for celestial exploration and astronomical learning, featuring a 4D cinema, a planetarium, and exhibition halls. On clear nights, visitors can observe various celestial bodies through the 600mm Ritchey-Chrétien reflecting telescope in the main observation room. The outdoor plaza also features a Solar System Plaza and a sundial.
ExperienceJeju Stone Park is a historical and cultural space, as well as an ecological park, that brings together the stone culture of Jeju, the myth of Seolmundae Halmang, and the legend of the Five Hundred Generals, representing the roots of Jeju's creation and human culture. The park consists of the Stone Museum, the Seolmundae Halmang Exhibition Hall, the Five Hundred Generals Gallery, a traditional thatched village, and outdoor exhibition areas, offering a wide range of exhibitions and experiences ranging from academic research to the reenactment of traditional lifestyles.
ExperienceJeju-mok Government Office served as the administrative heart of Jeju from the era of Tamna-guk through the Joseon Dynasty. Located in an area that includes Gwandeokjeong, a Treasure No. 322, this site once housed the primary government facilities. It was restored between 1991 and 1998.
Located in the Jungmun Tourist Complex in Seogwipo, Joanne Bear Museum is the studio and exhibition space of teddy bear artist Joanne Oh. Here, you can admire teddy bears crafted from natural materials. Situated on a hill where century-old pine trees and stone walls are preserved, the museum offers a peaceful place to relax while taking in the beautiful natural scenery of Jeju.
Located near the Jungmun Tourist Complex in Seogwipo, Jungmun Equestrian Park is a beginner-friendly horseback riding center offering stunning ocean views. The park operates various riding courses, including the coastal Olle Course, and also offers the opportunity to feed the horses. Children aged four and older can enjoy a safe riding experience under the guidance of professional staff.
Jungmun Surfing School is a surfing and windsurfing instruction facility located on Jungmun Gwangwang-ro in Seogwipo, Jeju. Utilizing the powerful waves of the nearby Jungmun Saekdalhaebyeon Beach, visitors can enjoy dynamic marine sports, with surfing lessons available for all levels, from beginners to experts.
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