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Nature

East120 min

Yongnunioreum Volcanic Cone (용눈이오름)

Located in Jongdal-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju, Yongnunioreum Volcanic Cone is a complex scoria cone standing 247 meters above sea level, featuring a shape reminiscent of a reclining dragon. It is the only oreum with three summit craters, and its gentle slopes and well-maintained trails make it an ideal destination for families. Visitors can enjoy the beautiful ridges and seasonal transformations, with green grass covering the landscape in spring and summer, and silver grass blanketing the hills in autumn and winter.

Nature

East120 min

Yumin Art Nouveau Collection (유민미술관)

Opened on June 9, 2017, the Yumin Art Nouveau Collection is Korea's only glass art museum dedicated to Art Nouveau. Located within Genius Loci, designed by Tadao Ando at Phoenix Jeju Seopjikoji, the museum showcases glass art works by artists of the Nancy School in France. Visitors can explore various exhibition rooms, such as the Room of Inspiration and the Room of Masterpieces, within a space where exposed concrete architecture harmonizes beautifully with nature.

Nature

East120 min

Gwangchigi Beach

Located on the path from Seongsan Ilchulbong toward Seopjikoji, Gwangchigi Beach marks the final stretch of Jeju Olle Trail Course 1 and the starting point of Course 2. The beach is characterized by its unique geological formations, created when lava met the sea and solidified rapidly. To witness its true breathtaking beauty, be sure to visit during low tide.

Nature

East120 min

Gimnyeong Beach

Gimnyeong Beach is located in Gimnyeong Village, which earned its name because its shape resembles the Chinese character "Pyeong" (平) when viewed from above. The beach was formed by sand accumulating atop massive, flat volcanic rocks, and it is also the site of a fortress built to defend against foreign invasions.

Nature

East120 min

Sangumburi Crater

Located in Jocheon-eup, Jeju City, Sangumburi Crater is a unique, collapsed parasitic crater situated at an altitude of 400 meters and is designated as Natural Monument No. 263. The site features a massive crater formed on a relatively flat plateau, offering breathtaking scenery that changes with every season. The most iconic highlight is the vast field of silver grass, which transforms into a stunning white landscape during the winter months.

Nature

East120 min

Yongnuni Oreum

Located in Gujwa-eup on the eastern side of Jeju, Yongnuni Oreum Volcanic Cone stands at an elevation of 247.8 meters and is uniquely distinguished by its three craters, a rare feature among Jeju's 360 oreums. The site is beloved for its gentle, flowing ridges that resemble the graceful curves of the human body. Depending on the season, the landscape transforms beautifully, draped in lush green grass during spring and summer, and shimmering with silver eulalia grass in autumn and winter.

Nature

East120 min

Geommeolle Beach

Located within a canyon beneath Udobong Peak on the eastern side of Jeju Island, Geommeolle Beach is a stunning stretch of black sand spanning about 100 meters in width. Accessible via a set of stairs, this unique beach offers the perfect setting to enjoy swimming combined with a relaxing sand bath. At the edge of the shore, you will also find a mysterious cave, which according to local legend, resembles the nostril of an ox.

Nature

East120 min

Hagosudong Beach

Located on the eastern side of Udo, Hagosudong Beach is characterized by a rocky coastline exposed in the center that splits the beach into two sections. With its soft sand and shallow waters, Hagosudong Beach is an ideal destination for families with children to enjoy a day at the beach.

Nature

East120 min

Abu Oreum Volcanic Cone

Abu Oreum Volcanic Cone is located within Geonyeong Ranch in Songdang-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, and is also known as Ap Oreum or Ap Oreum. It features a gentle and simple circular crater with an outer circumference of approximately 1,400m and a crater depth of 78m. The name "Abu" (meaning father) was given to the site because its mountain shape resembles a seated adult.

Nature

East120 min

Boromwat

Located in Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Boromwat is a charming farm whose name is derived from a Jeju dialect meaning "a field where the wind blows." Throughout the four seasons, visitors can immerse themselves in vibrant landscapes featuring buckwheat flowers, hydrangeas, lavender, tulips, and lush green barley fields. Beyond the stunning blooms, you can interact with friendly farm animals such as goats, sheep, cows, and chickens. With its cozy cafe, hands-on experience programs, and onsite accommodations, Boromwat is the perfect destination to unwind and find true healing in the heart of nature.

Nature

East120 min

Jeju Folk Village

Opened in 2001, Jeju Folk Village is a specialized first-class museum that comprehensively organizes and displays Jeju folk materials, using the 1890s as its exhibition era. The village features approximately 100 traditional Jeju houses and offers special programs such as "Joseon Halloween" horror experiences during its night openings.

Nature

East120 min

Sanho Beach

Sanho Beach is a beach composed of red algae nodules, formed by the precipitation of calcium carbonate from calcareous red algae inhabiting the waters around Udo. While it was known in the past as a coral sand beach, it is actually a red algae nodule beach designated as Natural Monument No. 438. As one of the eight scenic views of Udo, Sanho Beach is characterized by its white sediments and sea colors that change depending on the water depth.