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Located in Andol Oreum, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, Secret Forest is a private forest featuring various themed photo zones, including cypress forests, pastures, stone wall paths, and small cabins. Visitors can enjoy natural landscapes where rare cypress trees blend with vast meadows, making it an ideal spot for snap photography or walking with pets.
NatureThis scenic driving course, stretching approximately 10km from the entrance of Gasiri Village, features a stunning harmony of canola flowers and cherry blossoms. The route passes through Noksanjang and Gapmajhang, which served as horse pastures during the Joseon Dynasty, offering breathtaking views where the distant Hallasan Mountain meets the nearby Gasiri Wind Power Plant.
NatureSeongeup Folk Village was the capital of Jeongui-hyeon during the period when Jeju was governed under three administrative districts. It preserves the unique characteristics of traditional Jeju thatched-roof houses, including ancient residences and stone walls. Within the village, tangible cultural heritage such as Dolhareubang, millstones, and Hyanggyo (Confucian school) coexist with intangible heritage unique to the mid-mountain region, including folk songs, traditional games, and tongsi (traditional toilets). As a living folk village, it remains a place where residents actually reside.
NatureSeongsanpo Haenyeo Gongyeonjang is a performance venue where haenyeo (female divers) from the Seongsan Fishing Village, who work in the Umutgae fishing grounds near Seongsan Ilchulbong, personally demonstrate their traditional diving skills. The performance follows a sequence of introducing the haenyeo, diving into the sea, harvesting seafood, and finally, the sale and tasting of the catch, allowing visitors to experience the unique traditional culture of Jeju. Admission is free with a Seongsan Ilchulbong entrance ticket, and it is a great place to visit alongside Seongsan Gapmun and Udo, both of which are part of the Jeju Olle Trail Course 1.
NatureSinpung Sincheon Seaside Ranch is a scenic destination located along Jeju Olle Trail Course 3, where vast grasslands meet breathtaking, open ocean views. While it once served as a ranch for grazing horses and cattle, it has since transitioned from its original ranching purpose into a beautiful walking trail and viewpoint. It is a perfect spot to stroll along the coastline, capture memorable photos of free-roaming cattle, and enjoy the stunning backdrop of Seopjikoji.
NatureSinyang Seopji Beach is a semi-circular beach located within the Seopjikoji cape. With its calm waves and cozy atmosphere, it is a safe and enjoyable spot for children. The beach is covered in fine, light brown sand free of rocks or pebbles, offering beautiful views of Seongsan Ilchulbong and canola flowers from the opposite side.
NatureSnoopy Garden is a theme park centered around the Peanuts characters, consisting of five themed halls and an outdoor garden. You can meet the honest and unique Peanuts friends to receive messages of empathy and comfort. Additionally, pets are allowed to enter every Wednesday.
This volcanic cone forms the head of Udo (the small island), and the residents of Udo call it 'Seommeori.' The southeastern slope plunges into the sea, forming 100-meter-high coastal cliffs, while the northern slope leads to the gentle lava plateau of Udo Village, shaped by past lava flows. It is a subaqueous tuff ring, and Mangdongsan, a crater rim known as Aloreum, rises in the center of the crater.
NatureLocated in Seopjikoji, Jeju, The Phoenix Jeju Glass House is a masterpiece designed by the legendary modern architect Tadao Ando. The structure features a harmonious blend of exposed concrete and glass walls, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the surrounding ocean and natural scenery. Inside the building, you can find the Floist bakery cafe and the souvenir shop Favorite Island, both offering breathtaking views of the Jeju sea and Seongsan Ilchulbong through expansive floor-to-ceiling glass windows.
Udo Island (Udo Maritime Park) was historically called So-seom or Soe-seom because its shape resembles a reclining cow. It is a representative satellite island of Jeju, characterized by gentle slopes and fertile soil. A typical visit takes approximately 3 to 4 hours, allowing you to explore major attractions such as Geommeolle Beach, Udobong Peak, the Jeju Udo Red Algae Coralline Sand Beach (Seobinbaeksa), and Hagosudong Beach, before relaxing at a local cafe or restaurant.
Located on the western side of Udo, Udo Sanho Beach (Seobinbaeksa) is a rare coral beach composed of red algae nodules, which have hardened like stone through the accumulation of calcium carbonate. Depending on the water depth, the sea displays a stunning spectrum of colors ranging from emerald to deep blue. It is a popular destination for swimming in the summer and a renowned photography spot during the spring and autumn.
NatureLocated in Gujwa-eup on the eastern side of Jeju, Woljeongri Beach is situated in a village whose name means "where the moon stays." Thanks to its emerald waters and shallow depths, it is an ideal destination for family outings and water sports such as surfing and snorkeling. The area surrounding the beach is lined with cafes offering stunning ocean views, and the chairs at some of these cafes are well-known as famous photo spots.