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Semioreum (Saemioreum)Nature

North120 min

Semioreum (Saemioreum)

Semi Oreum Volcanic Cone features a ridge stretching from south to north, with its western slope gently widening to form a distinctive horseshoe-shaped crater. On its northeastern flank, a spring is nestled within an oval-shaped stone wall; this area was once home to a traditional inn (won), which is why the place name "Wondong" still persists today. The surrounding trails are shaded and refreshing, offering the perfect environment for a soothing barefoot walk.

Sarang BunsikNature

North120 min

Sarang Bunsik

Located within the bustling Dongmun Traditional Market, Sarang Bunsik stands out with its striking red signage. This popular eatery always draws a crowd, whether you are looking to grab takeout or dine in, so be prepared to take a number and wait your turn. Sarang Bunsik is famous for its signature dish, 'Sarang-sik'—a unique and hearty creation where kimbap, egg, and mandu are tucked right inside the tteokbokki. You can also enjoy a variety of other classic Korean snacks, including sundae and mandu.

Warm-hearted Uncle BearNature

South120 min

Warm-hearted Uncle Bear

Located along Olle Trail Course 4, Warm-hearted Uncle Bear is a charming independent bookstore where you can soak in breathtaking views of the deep blue ocean. The building is painted a bright, sunny yellow—just like a forsythia flower—making it stand out beautifully from a distance. Resting atop the traditional Jeju stone walls, a collection of cute figurines, small trinkets, and horned turbans creates a delightful and whimsical atmosphere. The bookstore is situated right next to the famous Mocha Coffee Shop, which gained recognition as a filming location for the Maxim Mocha Gold commercial starring actor Gong Yoo.

Gase Oreum Volcanic ConeNature

East120 min

Gase Oreum Volcanic Cone

Located in Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Gase Oreum Volcanic Cone is a horseshoe-shaped oreum featuring a split summit. Its name is derived from the Jeju dialect word "gase," meaning scissors, due to its distinctive shape. The cone consists of five volcanic debris peaks: Yeomtong Oreum, Jogeun Yeomtong, Dal Moru, Jindongsan, and Sumgolwat. As the terrain is often obscured by dense shrubbery, there are no formal hiking trails. However, its easy accessibility makes Gase Oreum Volcanic Cone an ideal destination for those looking to enjoy a meditative hike or a stroll with their dogs.