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Geumdeok Soapberry and Hackberry Tree ColonyNature

North120 min

Geumdeok Soapberry and Hackberry Tree Colony

Located on Jeoldongsan in Yusuam-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, the Geumdeok Soapberry and Hackberry Tree Colony features a majestic cluster of 16 ancient hackberry trees, with a single soapberry tree standing gracefully among them. The soapberry tree reaches a height of 12 meters with a circumference of 1 to 2 meters and is characterized by its pinnate leaves, while the impressive hackberry trees stand 16 meters tall with a circumference of 6 meters. Designated as Jeju-do Monument No. 6 in 1974, the Geumdeok Soapberry and Hackberry Tree Colony holds immense value as a natural heritage site, especially with the presence of the soapberry tree, whose name carries the beautiful meaning of "no trouble coming to one's children."

Gorae Kongmul Ido BranchNature

North120 min

Gorae Kongmul Ido Branch

Located on Bakseongnae-dong-gil in Jeju City, Gorae Kongmul Ido Branch is a traditional Korean restaurant specializing in a variety of flavorful dishes made from savory, wholesome soybeans. The menu features standout dishes such as Yellow Soybean Noodles, which offer a delightful texture with slightly coarse, ground beans, and creamy, savory Gangwon-do Soft Tofu. Guests can also explore a range of other unique soybean-based specialties, including Black Soybean Tofu and handmade Tteokgalbi (grilled short rib patties).

33rd Seongsan Ilchul FestivalNature

East120 min

33rd Seongsan Ilchul Festival

The 33rd Seongsan Ilchul Festival is a signature Jeju festival held over two days from December 31, 2025, to January 1, 2026, at the scenic Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site. Under the theme "Capturing the Crimson New Year Sunrise in Seongsan," visitors can enjoy local cultural performances and hands-on experiences at the special stage on Seongsan Ilchulbong, while offering prayers for a prosperous new year and the fulfillment of heartfelt wishes.

Georin Oreum Volcanic Cone (Buk Oreum Volcanic Cone) Nature

South120 min

Georin Oreum Volcanic Cone (Buk Oreum Volcanic Cone)

Located along the roadside in Seogwang-ri, southwest of Donggwang Village in Andeok-myeon, Georin Oreum Volcanic Cone (Buk Oreum Volcanic Cone) is a unique volcanic cone characterized by two distinct peaks stretching from north to south. The southern peak, Georin, features grassy fields interspersed with scattered black pine trees, while the northern peak, Buk Oreum, is covered in a lush pine forest. Between these two peaks lies a deep crater that plunges toward the southwest. The name 'Georin' is derived from a Jeju dialect term meaning 'to split' or 'to divide,' referring to the way the summit splits into two paths or remains distinct from Buk Oreum.

Pet Trip in Jeju: Cheonjiyeon Falls x Jeju Museum of Contemporary Art Cross-Discount EventNature

West120 min

Pet Trip in Jeju: Cheonjiyeon Falls x Jeju Museum of Contemporary Art Cross-Discount Event

A collaborative cultural travel program presented by Seogwipo City and the Jeju Museum of Contemporary Art. Visitors holding a pet-friendly admission ticket to Cheonjiyeon Falls can enjoy a 50% discount on exhibitions at the Jeju Museum of Contemporary Art. Conversely, visitors with tickets to the special exhibition 'Time of Dogs and Cats' are also eligible for exclusive benefits when visiting the falls. Please note that pets are only permitted inside the museum on Wednesdays, and presenting valid proof of admission is mandatory to claim these discounts.

43 Incident Memorial MonumentNature

South120 min

43 Incident Memorial Monument

Standing beneath a 500-year-old zelkova tree that once served as the heart of the ancient Sambatguseok village, the Sambatguseok & Donggwang-ri 4.3 Victims Memorial was erected in 1999, prior to the enactment of the Jeju 4.3 Special Act. This memorial was built by local villagers to honor the souls of the Sambatguseok residents who lost their lives during the April 3 Incident. Today, the Sambatguseok & Donggwang-ri 4.3 Victims Memorial stands as a poignant site of remembrance, preserved alongside the bamboo groves that now grow over the remains of the ancient village.

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