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The 19th Jeonnong-ro King Cherry Blossom FestivalNature

North120 min

The 19th Jeonnong-ro King Cherry Blossom Festival

The 19th Jeonnong-ro King Cherry Blossom Festival takes place along Jeonnong-ro in Jeju City, home to the island's oldest king cherry blossom tree-lined street. During the festival, the area operates as a car-free zone, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the breathtaking scenery of cherry blossoms falling like snow. At night, the festival transforms into a magical experience as the blossoms are beautifully illuminated by glowing lanterns.

Biyangdo Natural Forest HabitatNature

North120 min

Biyangdo Natural Forest Habitat

Located around the central northern crater of Biyangdo, just off the coast of Hyeopjaere, the Biyangdo Natural Forest Habitat is a unique sanctuary where a dense colony of Biyangnamu trees flourishes across a 10,000-square-meter area. The Biyangnamu, a deciduous shrub belonging to the family Polygonaceae, is characterized by its slender, dark purple-tinted twigs and fine hairs on young branches. As the only place in Korea where these trees are found naturally, this precious habitat is designated as Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Monument No. 48.

Jeon Yi-su Gallery Walking WolvesNature

North120 min

Jeon Yi-su Gallery Walking Wolves

Located in the heart of Jeju City, ISoo Jeon Gallery – Walking Wolves is a unique creative space run by Jeon I-soo, a young painter and children's book author who gained widespread recognition through the SBS program *Talent Search*. Visitors can immerse themselves in her distinctive artistic style and captivating works. Furthermore, a portion of the admission fees is donated to support those in need, including single mother shelters in Jeju and Doctors Without Borders, making every visit a meaningful contribution to charitable causes.

The 58th Tamna Culture FestivalNature

North120 min

The 58th Tamna Culture Festival

The 58th Tamna Culture Festival traces its roots back to the very first Jeju Arts Festival in 1962. Following its evolution as the Halla Culture Festival in 1965, it was renamed to its current title in 2002, serving as a grand celebration of Jeju's rich history and vibrant arts and culture. This festival is a heartfelt creation by the people of Jeju, woven from the creative wisdom and pioneering spirit of our ancestors, as well as the beautiful tapestries of myth and legend that define our island.

Soam Memorial Hall Nature

South120 min

Soam Memorial Hall

Opened on October 4, 2008, Soam Memorial Hall is a dedicated space designed to honor the life and artistic legacy of Soam Hyun Jung-hwa, a master of 20th-century Korean calligraphy. The hall features permanent and special exhibition rooms, as well as Jobeomsanbang—the master's former residence, which houses the Soam Biography Room and his creative studio. Visitors can immerse themselves in his profound works and trace his life story through the exhibits. Additionally, the hall serves as a welcoming cool retreat for travelers seeking respite from the heat.