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TANGER:B Chilseong-ro LocationNature120 min

TANGER:B Chilseong-ro Location

NorthNature

Located in Gwandeok-ro, Jeju City, TANGER:B Chilseong-ro Location is a charming souvenir shop easily recognizable by its vibrant orange signage and signature stickers. A statue of a Haenyeo (female diver) stands proudly at the entrance, welcoming visitors. The spacious interior offers a delightful selection of diverse souvenirs, including unique lifestyle goods and adorable plushies that perfectly capture the soulful essence of Jeju.

Yongdam 1-dong Mural Street Nature120 min

Yongdam 1-dong Mural Street

NorthNature

Located in Yongdam 1-dong, Jeju City, Yongdam 1-dong Mural Street is a charming walkway where visitors can admire a variety of artworks, ranging from nostalgic scenes of traditional Jeju life to vibrant floral designs and playful character murals. Created as part of an urban regeneration project, Yongdam 1-dong Mural Street has been beautifully revitalized through the collaborative efforts of local residents and universities.

Jeju Marine Leisure TownNature120 min

Jeju Marine Leisure Town

NorthNature

Located right in front of the iconic red horse lighthouse at Iho Tewoo Beach, Jeju Marine Leisure Town is an adventure hub where you can enjoy a wide variety of marine sports, including jet boats, jet skis, and banana boats, all year round. Situated near the easily accessible Iho Tewoo Beach, Jeju Marine Leisure Town offers the perfect opportunity to combine thrilling ocean activities with unforgettable photo opportunities at the famous horse lighthouse.

DlerangNature120 min

Dlerang

NorthNature

A place where you can find peace in your mind while experiencing meditation in Jeju

Grand SwingNature120 min

Grand Swing

EastNature

Located within Seopjikoji, the Grand Swing is a massive swing photo zone that offers a breathtaking backdrop of Seongsan Ilchulbong. Situated right in front of the Phoenix Jeju Yumin Art Nouveau Museum, it is easily accessible and can be found just a short walk along the path toward the museum.

Banana Gift Shop Jeju Airport BranchNature120 min

Banana Gift Shop Jeju Airport Branch

NorthNature

Gift shop banana is a large-scale souvenir and lifestyle boutique with multiple locations across Jeju, including branches near the airport and at the entrance to the Jungmun Tourist Complex. The interior features the shop's signature banana dolphin sculpture, creating a whimsical atmosphere. The first floor offers a curated selection of international spirits and local delicacies like tangerine chocolates, while the second floor is dedicated to charming stationery and character-themed accessories.

Nuun Oreum (Hanlim-eup)Nature120 min

Nuun Oreum (Hanlim-eup)

WestNature

Located in Geumak-ri, Hanlim-eup, Jeju, Nuun Oreum (Hanlim-eup) is a charming volcanic cone where the summit's shape strikingly resembles a cow lying down. As a relatively low-altitude oreum, it is perfect for those seeking an easy hike while offering breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

Christian Pilgrimage Route 1 (Way of Obedience)Nature120 min

Christian Pilgrimage Route 1 (Way of Obedience)

WestNature

Tracing the footsteps of independence activist Pastor Lee Do-jong and Mr. Jo Bong-ho from the Japanese colonial period, Christian Pilgrimage Route 1 (Way of Obedience) spans 14.2 km, beginning at Aewol Geumseong Church and passing through the Hallim coastal paths to Hyeopjae Church. Along the Geumseong Church area, travelers can walk through historical footprints, including the birthplace of Lee Do-jong—Jeju's first native pastor—and the site of the former chapel.

Jeju International Airport (Jeongtteureu Airport)Nature120 min

Jeju International Airport (Jeongtteureu Airport)

NorthNature

Jeju International Airport (Jeongtteureu Airport) is situated on the site of the former 'Jeongtteureu Airfield,' which was originally established in the early 1940s for military purposes during the Pacific War. It began as a small military airfield near Dodubong during the Japanese colonial period; following Korea's liberation, the site was taken over by the U.S. military, eventually leading to the commencement of civilian flight operations in 1946.

Population of Hackberry, Myeongwol  Nature120 min

Population of Hackberry, Myeongwol

WestNature

Designated as Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Monument No. 19, the Population of Hackberry, Myeongwol is a protected natural heritage site of immense biological value. Among the trees forming this grove, ten specimens stand as magnificent landmarks, reaching heights of approximately 13 meters with a diameter at breast height of around 5 meters. These trees are characterized by their distinctive oval-shaped leaves, measuring 4 to 11 cm in length, with fine serrations along the upper edges.

Jeju Buddhist Pilgrimage Sites: The Path to the Temples - The Path of SeonjeongNature120 min

Jeju Buddhist Pilgrimage Sites: The Path to the Temples - The Path of Seonjeong

SouthNature

One of the cherished routes within the Jeju Buddhist Pilgrimage, Jeju Buddhist Pilgrimage Sites: The Path to the Temples - The Path of Seonjeong, this 39.6km course invites travelers to wander through scenic coastal views and tranquil forest paths, offering a profound space for Buddhist meditation and relaxation. As you journey through this pilgrimage route—visiting historic temples such as Yakcheonsa—you can reflect on the teachings of the Buddha to find inner peace and timeless wisdom for life.

Jeju Buddhist Pilgrimage Sites: The Path to the Temples - The Path of DiligenceNature120 min

Jeju Buddhist Pilgrimage Sites: The Path to the Temples - The Path of Diligence

SouthNature

One of the routes within the Jeju Buddhist Pilgrimage Sites: The Path to the Temples - The Path of Diligence, this course offers a journey of happy pilgrimage amidst nature and profound spiritual practice. The main highlight of this path is Jonjaam, a temple of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism, nestled within the lush forests of Yeongsil—a valley said to be the home of the immortals.