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Samseonghyeol ShrineNature

North120 min

Samseonghyeol Shrine

Samseonghyeol Shrine is a historic site consisting of three holes where Go Eul-na, Yang Eul-na, and Bu Eul-na—the ancestors of the Go, Yang, and Bu clans of Jeju—are said to have emerged from the ground. Among these three holes, arranged in the shape of the Chinese character '品' (pum), it is said that only one is deep enough to connect to the ocean, while the others remain only as traces. Every April and October, the Chunchujae rituals are performed, followed by the Geondaeje in December. The site is also famous as a beautiful spot for cherry blossom viewing.

Jungmun Godeungeo SsambapNature

South120 min

Jungmun Godeungeo Ssambap

Located near Jungmun Maze Park in Seogwipo, Jungmun Mackerel Ssambap Jeju Branch is a specialty restaurant dedicated to authentic Jeju local cuisine. The signature set menu features savory braised mackerel with aged kimchi (mukeunji) paired with a stone pot rice topped with a whole abalone. In addition to the braised mackerel, a variety of delicious dishes such as grilled abalone and grilled mackerel are also available. With its spacious interior and ample parking, Jungmun Mackerel Ssambap Jeju Branch is an ideal destination for large groups and social gatherings.

Jejumok-Gwana Government Office Nature

North120 min

Jejumok-Gwana Government Office

The Jejumok-Gwana Government Office, which served as the center of governance for the Jeju region during the Joseon Dynasty, has played a pivotal role in the politics, administration, and culture of Jeju from the era of Tamna to the Joseon Dynasty, and is designated as a national historic site. Currently, major buildings such as Gwandeokjeong, Manggyeongnu, and Yeongju-hyeopdang have been restored, and visitors can experience the unique historical breath of Jeju through the Jeju Mok History Museum and the Tamna Sunryeokdo Experience Center.