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ExperienceEstablished in 2000, Guksu Madang Main Branch has been a cornerstone of Jeju's culinary scene for over 23 years, recognized as the original pioneer of Jeju pork noodles and the very first establishment in the famous Guksu Street. Using authentic Jeju pork, the restaurant is celebrated for its clean yet rich broth and thick, succulent slices of boiled pork.
ExperienceNature Illustrated in a Manmade Design
ExperienceLocated in Seogwipo, Jeju, Yakcheonsa Temple Stay was rebuilt by Venerable Hyein in 1981 and features the Daejeokgwangjeon, one of the largest Buddhist prayer halls in East Asia, completed in 1996. The temple grounds offer well-appointed accommodations and dining facilities connected underground, alongside beautiful large fountains and ponds. With nearby Hallabong orchards and Olle trails, it is an ideal destination for a peaceful stroll.
ExperienceThe Crater Peak of Hallasan Mountain
ExperienceOne of the Hiking Courses Up Hallasan Mountain
ExperienceJeju Coffee Museum Baum is a coffee museum located at the foot of Daesusanbong, where Olle Trail Route 2 passes through Seongsan. "Baum" means tree in German. You can enjoy the diverse aromas of various coffees amidst the trees and forests that have grown in this area, which has seen little human foot traffic for decades, and the venue also features a cafe space with a view of Seongsan Ilchulbong.
ExperienceThe Venue for the Popular MBC Drama
ExperienceThe Living Encyclopedia of Korean Baseball
ExperienceA quiet guesthouse with a great view located in Wimi-ri
ExperienceThe Hallasan Mountain Eorimok Course is a 4.7km trail stretching from the Eorimok entrance to Witse Oreum, typically taking about 2 to 3 hours to complete. Upon reaching Manse Dongsan, situated at an altitude of 1,500 to 1,600 meters midway through the course, hikers can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the Hallasan summit, Janggumok, and the stunning scenery to the right.
ExperienceLocated in Gangjeong-dong, Seogwipo, Jeju Saemmoru Pension derives its name from the combination of "saem" (spring) and the Jeju dialect word "moru" (hill), meaning "the hill where a spring wells up." True to its name, Jeju Saemmoru Pension is nestled atop a hill where fresh springs flow, offering a collection of private, standalone villas for a truly secluded stay.
ExperienceJeju Olle Course 3 is a scenic 20.9km walking trail that begins at Onpyeong Port and stretches all the way to Pyoseon Haebichi Beach. For a more personalized experience, the route is divided into two options: Course A, which takes approximately 6 to 7 hours and offers the quiet charm of Jeju's inland mid-mountain landscapes, and Course B, which follows the breathtaking coastal paths. Along the way, you can explore notable attractions such as the Kim Young-gap Gallery and the Jeju Fossil Museum.
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