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NatureLocated on Yeonsin-ro in Jeju City, Dain Charcoal Grilled Ribs is a specialty restaurant dedicated to the highest standards of freshness and quality, using only premium Jeju-grown and domestic meats. Within its clean and well-organized atmosphere, you can savor flavorful marinated ribs and a variety of exquisite meat dishes. During lunchtime, the restaurant also offers a refreshed menu featuring delicious options such as Tangsuyuk, fried rice, and Jajangmyeon.
NatureLocated on Jungang-ro in Jeju City, Halok is a charming cafe specializing in signature beverages and their unique "Nature Bowls." Guests can indulge in four varieties of Nature Bowls made with fresh seasonal fruits, such as 'Heat Summer' and 'Love Green,' or pair them with signature drinks like Yun Latte and Deep Tangerine.
NatureThis tourism event, held on November 30, 2024, in the old downtown area of Seogwipo, features the Hayoung Olle Walking Festival and the Welcome to Happiness Concert. The program offers diverse attractions for both tourists and locals, beginning with an Olle walking trek starting at Chilsimni Park at 2:00 PM, followed by a vibrant concert from 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM.
NatureHosted by the Jeju Cultural Arts Promotion Agency, this special exhibition showcases 105 major works by renowned calligrapher Hyun Byeong-chan. Held across Exhibition Halls 1, 2, and 3 of the Jeju Munye Arts Center, this exhibition offers a profound opportunity to explore the artistic universe of Master Hyun Byeong-chan and the timeless beauty of traditional calligraphy.
NatureHeld at the Seogwipo Port East Pier, the 6th Seogwipo Silver Hairtail Festival was organized to promote the excellence of Jeju silver hairtail and to encourage the hard work of local fishermen. During the event, various programs were held, including silver hairtail auctions, a Haenyeo parade, family-oriented hands-on experiences, and performances.
NatureLocated right in front of the Seogwipo Olle Traveler Center, Jeju Byeolchaek Burok is a charming souvenir shop that adds a touch of poetic sentiment to your Jeju travels. Specializing in products that connect you to the island, honor its natural beauty, and support the local community, Jeju Byeolchaek Burok is the perfect place to discover unique and meaningful Jeju goods.
NatureLocated in Donam-dong, Jeju City, MOKMIN is a specialty restaurant renowned for its tender boiled lamb ribs and rich, flavorful lamb hot pot. Guests can enjoy succulent, carefully slow-cooked lamb ribs or a hearty hot pot featuring a deep, spicy broth. Conveniently situated within a 15-minute drive from Jeju International Airport, MOKMIN offers easy access for travelers, with parking available at the Bohyeonsa Temple parking lot directly across from the restaurant.
NatureLocated on Yonghae-ro in Jeju City, Jay Bicycle is a specialized bicycle rental shop. They offer a wide range of high-quality options to suit every rider, including carbon MTBs, road bikes, junior MTBs, and electric bicycles.
NatureAs one of the significant historical sites of the Jeju 4.3 Incident, Sanji Port former site holds a somber place in history. It was here in 1950, during the period of preliminary investigation, that victims were loaded onto ships from Sanji Port and taken out to sea to be executed. While the exact details remain difficult to fully uncover due to a lack of surviving records, Sanji Port former site remains deeply remembered as a site of profound historical tragedy.
NatureMyeongho Manong Galbi Jungmun Branch is a premium beef specialty restaurant where Jeju-grown Hanwoo beef is expertly butchered and prepared on-site to ensure peak freshness. The signature menu features Manong Galbi—premium 1+ grade Hanwoo infused with a traditional garlic marinade perfected over 30 years—alongside tender, succulent Saenggalbi (fresh ribs). To round off your meal perfectly, we highly recommend finishing with a refreshing bowl of Jangajji Guksu (pickled vegetable noodles).
NatureThe Kumbadang Children's Library was originally a local space where presidents stayed during their visits to Jeju Island. Since its establishment in 1984, it has been used on eleven occasions by former presidents Chun Doo-hwan, Roh Tae-woo, and Kim Young-sam. After being removed from security in 1996, it was also briefly used as the official residence of the Jeju Governor. Returned to the residents of Jeju in 2014, the building, after much discussion, was renovated into the Kumbadang Children's Library in 2017.
NatureHosted by the Jeju International Cultural Exchange Association, the 16th Jeju French Film Festival celebrates the 130th anniversary of the Lumière brothers introducing the art of cinema to the world. By showcasing a diverse selection of French feature and short films every year, the festival has established itself as a premier multicultural event in Jeju.