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Nature120 minJeju Arts Center
Opened in May 2010, Jeju Arts Center is a professional performance hall with the largest auditorium in Jeju Island and fully equipped to perfectly support performances of various genres.
Nature120 minTamra Offshore Wind Farm
Located in the Dumori and Geumdeung-ri areas of Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju, the Tamra Offshore Wind Farm is a stunning nighttime attraction featuring ten offshore wind turbines adorned with vibrant, colorful lights. Utilizing surplus wind power and repurposed electric vehicle batteries, the site creates a mesmerizing light display that can be enjoyed on the Jeju sea every day from sunset until 10:00 PM.
Nature120 minUtse Oreum Volcanic Cone [Nuun Oreum Volcanic Cone]
Located at an altitude of approximately 1,600 to 1,700 meters along the Yeongsil climbing trail of Hallasan, Utse Oreum Volcanic Cone [Nuun Oreum Volcanic Cone] is a monogenetic volcanic cone composed of three distinct peaks: Bulgeun-oreum, Nuun-oreum, and Jogeun-oreum. It is characterized by its unique shape, appearing as if it is lying long and flat. In the past, it was also known as 'Mang-oreum' (Watchtower Oreum), as its elevated position provided an ideal vantage point for monitoring the movement of livestock in the grazing lands.
Nature120 minGwangeoda Pyoseon Main Branch
Located near Pyoseon Beach in Seogwipo, Jeju, It's a halibut. is a specialty restaurant dedicated to fresh halibut. The owner sources the highest-grade, live Jeju halibut every day, raised directly at their own 10,000-square-meter aquaculture farm nearby. The menu features seven unique dishes, all centered around the exquisite flavors of halibut, including fresh sashimi, halibut sweet and sour fish, halibut seaweed soup, and halibut mulhoe (cold raw fish soup).
Nature120 minJeju Tourist Information Center Recommended Hotspots
Discover the trendiest spots in Jeju, handpicked by the experts at the Jeju Tourist Information Center! Staffed by local residents, the center is your go-to resource for anything related to Jeju, offering insightful and practical travel information. Beyond just recommendations, they are also available to assist with any inconveniences you may encounter during your trip. Looking for a hip summer getaway? Based on the most frequently asked questions from travelers, we present the top-rated hotspots recommended by our professional consultants. For travel inquiries, call 064-740-6000 or add "Jeju Tourism Organization" on KakaoTalk for real-time chat service.
Nature120 min썸머바캉스 in 에코랜드 & 워터트레인 시즌2: 몬스터를 잡아라!
몬스터의 마법에 갇힌 기차를 구출하라! 기차 위로 쏙아지는 시원한 물폭탄과 짜릿한 물총싸움으로 여름더위를 날려버리세요!
Nature120 minJeju Christmas Village
As a premier winter festival held in the courtyard of Jeju Seongan Church, Jeju Christmas Village runs for 12 weeks every year during the Christmas season. Visitors can enjoy beautifully decorated Christmas trees and charming photo zones illuminated by outdoor fairy lights, alongside cozy flea markets, hands-on experience booths for children, and captivating live performances by various artists.
Nature120 minSuwolimot Pond
Located in the northern part of Anseong-ri village in Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo, Jeju, this expansive pond is also known as Suwolimot. The site features stone monuments inscribed with classical poems by the renowned scholar Kim Jeong-hui, set against a backdrop of striking basalt formations. It is a beautiful natural sanctuary where visitors can also enjoy observing various species of waterbirds.
Nature120 minSehwa Stationery Store
Located right in front of the sandy shores of Sehwa Beach in Gujwa-eup, Jeju, Sehwa Stationery Store is a charming boutique offering breathtaking views of the emerald sea. The owner, an illustrator, captures the vanishing landscapes and quaint village scenes of Jeju in beautiful artwork, which is featured on a delightful collection of stationery—including postcards, memo pads, and sticky notes—as well as various hair accessories.
Nature120 minThunberg’s Bay-tree Road
Located in Seonheul-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju, Thunberg’s Bay-tree Road is a 1.5km walking trail where towering nutmeg trees intertwine to form a breathtaking natural canopy. The path offers a mystical, untouched atmosphere and stunning scenery that flourishes throughout all four seasons. Because it remains relatively tranquil and uncrowded, it is the perfect place to fully immerse yourself in the serene beauty of the forest.
Nature120 minCafé Ebenezer
Located just 10 to 15 minutes from Jeju International Airport, Café Ebenezer is a pet-friendly cafe themed around a serene urban pine forest. Thanks to special regulatory sandbox approval, dogs weighing up to 12kg can run freely in a secure, fenced open-air space while their owners enjoy a meal right by their side. The menu features a delightful blend of Korean and Western cuisine, alongside specialty coffee and unique local treats, such as handmade syrups crafted from Jeju lemons and dogberry.
Nature120 minFarmer
The Jeju dialect term 'Nonggae' refers to a place where cast nets were once thrown to catch fish, and historically, it has been a rich fishing ground where plenty of sea bream arrived. Located along the coastline of the Jeju Olle Route 3-B, Farmer offers a relaxing retreat with towering palm trees and comfortable benches, making it an ideal spot for fishing or a quick dip in the ocean. Thanks to the abundant supply of 'Sanmul'—fresh groundwater from subterranean springs—the area is often called a natural freshwater pool, creating a unique and stunning landscape where fresh spring water meets the sea.