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NatureLocated in Samdo-i-dong, Jeju City, this Korean restaurant specializes in hearty, home-style set meals. The signature A-Course features vegetable bibimbap for two, stir-fried spicy pork, and grilled fish, while the B-Course offers a similar selection without the grilled fish. Single-serving meals are available for solo diners, while standard set meals require a minimum order of two people.
NatureLocated in Seohong-dong, Seogwipo, Jeju, this specialty black pork restaurant is characterized by grilling meat on iron plates heated with firewood. It offers a rustic atmosphere reminiscent of camping, and its grilled black pork belly is famous. Operating hours are from 10:00 to 22:00.
NatureA small and cozy Korean restaurant located in Donam-dong, Jeju. Its signature dishes feature a refreshing and deep broth made with cabbage. It is a budget-friendly Korean dining spot offering various regular meals.
NatureLocated on the coast southwest of Sammaebong, the Hwanguji Coast Twelve Caves are known to be military facilities built by the Japanese military at the end of the Japanese colonial period. Consisting of a total of 12 caves, the surrounding coastal scenery is exceptional. A key feature is the view of Munseom Island through the rocks.
NatureLocated in Gunam-dong, Jeju City, 513 Tendong is a fusion tempura rice bowl specialty restaurant where guests can watch the culinary artistry and the blooming "tempura flowers" firsthand through its open kitchen. The menu features diverse offerings, including the signature 513 Tendong and Salmon Tendong, with the generous feature of free refills on rice and sauce for all bowls. The window seating is particularly popular, allowing diners to enjoy their meal while gazing out at the beautiful ocean views.
NatureStarting from the Kim Man-deok Memorial Hall in the heart of Jeju City, this course winds past Jeju Port to offer stunning views from Sarabong and Byeoldobong Peaks. Travelers will walk along ancient paths that once connected the historic site of Gon-eul-dong—a village lost to fire during the April 3 Incident—toward Sinchon, reaching a breathtaking climax at Sibikoji.
NatureHayeong Olle Course 1 is an 8.9km walking trail that starts from the Seogwipo City Hall First Office, follows the waters of Cheonjiyeon, and returns to the City Hall. The course consists of Beopjangsa Alley, Geolmae Ecological Park, Cheonjiyeon Falls, Chilsimni Park, Saeyeon Bridge, Saeseom Park, and Cheonjiyeon Gijeong-gil. It connects various parks used as citizens' walking paths with major landmarks, and the route is easy to follow with markings along the way.
NatureHayeong Olle Course 2 is a walking trail that connects the rich cultural resources of Seogwipo's old downtown with urban parks and specialized themed streets. True to its name—a combination of the Jeju dialect word 'Hayeong,' meaning 'a lot,' and 'Olle'—this path invites travelers to stroll leisurely while immersing themselves in the natural and humanistic treasures tucked within the heart of Seogwipo.
NatureBy Jeju is a shopping space that collaborates with 300 handmade artists to sell Jeju-themed accessories and souvenirs. The venue features charming interior decor and a second-floor lounge area with ocean views, where you can purchase various Jeju specialties such as Udo peanut chocolate rice cakes and tangerine tarts, along with various handicrafts.
Seonban-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do
Located in the Jungmun Tourist Complex in Seogwipo, Cheonjeyeonpokpo Falls is a three-tiered waterfall. The first tier falls into a pond 21 meters deep with a height of 22 meters, while the second and third tiers flow toward the sea along the valley. The panoramic view from Cheonjegyyo (Seonimgyo) Bridge is spectacular, and the surrounding area features a subtropical forest where rare plants such as Dampalsu and Solipnan grow naturally.
NatureLocated in the Jungmun Tourist Complex, Chocolate Land is a chocolate-themed exhibition hall featuring various chocolate artworks from around the world and the world's first chocolate paintings. Visitors can participate in hands-on programs to make their own chocolate, macarons, and chocolate crust pizza, and the venue also features photo zones for children and an observatory.