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NatureKnown as the largest and widest pond in Hyodoncheon Stream, Namnaeso is a breathtaking site that leaves visitors in awe of its sheer scale and depth. Steeped in a legend of tragic, unrequited love, Namnaeso offers a profound glimpse into the true essence and beauty of Hyodoncheon Stream.
NatureLocated right in front of the Gangjeong Port Cruise Terminal in Seogwipo, Jeju Garage Bar is a unique space where the ocean meets artistry. Every night, you can immerse yourself in captivating live performances while enjoying sophisticated, premium cocktails. The venue also operates as a restaurant, serving a delicious selection of fusion cuisine.
NatureThe Jeju Local Food Preservation Research Institute is a dedicated institution focused on researching and popularizing the traditional local cuisine of Jeju. Under the leadership of Director Yang Yong-jin, the institute has hosted various Jeju culinary classes to share the island's rich food heritage. Visitors can engage in immersive programs that explore the stories behind each dish and experience the authentic flavors of Jeju through warm, soulful meals.
NatureLocated near Gimnyeong Beach, Gimnyeong Segial Beach is a breathtaking destination where pristine white sands meet shimmering emerald waters. With its shallow depths, calm waves, and fine sandy bottom, Gimnyeong Segial Beach is widely renowned as a premier spot for snorkeling.
NatureLocated just a five-minute walk from Hyeopjae Beach, Osds Hyeopjae is a pet-friendly brunch cafe perfect for travelers with furry companions. After admiring the emerald waters of Hyeopjae, you can unwind in an exotic atmosphere and enjoy delicious brunch and refreshing drinks from the comfort of their cozy, plush seating.
NatureLocated in Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju, Gapa Elementary School Mara Branch Principal was originally established in 1958 and has remained a quiet landmark since its closure in March 2016. Although the school is currently closed and no longer hosts students, it once served as a vibrant center for learning, where students and volunteers alike gathered for various educational programs, including English and computer classes.
NatureLocated in Hwabuk-dong, Jeju-si, separate solidarity served as a vital communication hub during the early Joseon Dynasty, used to monitor maritime enemy movements and relay urgent military news. Unlike traditional beacon stations situated on mountain peaks, separate solidarity was strategically positioned on hillsides and coastal areas, utilizing smoke during the day and torches at night to transmit signals. It is also known locally as Hwabuk Yeondae or Yeondae Dongsan.
NatureLocated in the residential neighborhood of Ora-dong, Jeju City, Minoreum (Ora-dong) has undergone a stunning transformation from a treeless hill into a lush, verdant forest. Standing at an altitude of approximately 117 meters, the gentle slopes allow for an easy loop hike along a wooden boardwalk, which takes about 23 minutes for an adult to complete. With unique facilities repurposed from recycled tires and well-lit streetlamps for nighttime use, Minoreum (Ora-dong) is a beloved destination for locals seeking a peaceful space for walking and exercise.
NatureSehwa Prop Shop, located near Sehwa Beach, is a prop shop with a variety of pretty items to see, including accessories, postcards, pencil cases, pouches, candles, air fresheners, griptoks, magnets, and more.
NatureA perfect blend of analog nostalgia and modern sensibility, Still Negative Club is a unique film photography studio and cafe. Here, you can purchase color and black-and-white films, as well as access professional services for developing, scanning, and printing. While waiting for your film to be processed, you can enjoy unique beverages inspired by the flavors of Jeju, such as green tangerine green tea or organic tangerine slushies. The space also features a curated selection of lifestyle goods, including posters, frames, and postcards, available for purchase.
NatureProps made with themes of Dolhareubang, horses, tangerines, and camellias, which come to mind when thinking of Jeju
NatureTamna-guk Ip-chun Gut (Spring Welcoming Ritual of Tamna) is a ritual performance held around the Jeju Mokgwan-a area on Ipchun, performed by the Jeju Moksa, government officials, and shamans. It serves as a harvest ritual to pray for a bountiful year ahead alongside the beginning of spring.
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