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Mulme Volcanic Cone (Mulmi, Susanbong)Nature

North120 min

Mulme Volcanic Cone (Mulmi, Susanbong)

Located in Susan-ri, Aewol-eup, Mulme Volcanic Cone (Mulmi, Susanbong) is a small volcanic cone featuring a natural pond nestled within its circular crater. Historically, it was called 'Mulme' due to the spring water found at its summit, while its name 'Susanbong' stems from its role as a beacon station during the Joseon Dynasty. You can hike to the summit by following Jeju Olle Route 16, passing through the scenic Susan Reservoir and the majestic ancient black pine trees along the way.

2026 Jeju Handicraft PlaygroundNature

North120 min

2026 Jeju Handicraft Playground

Hosted by the Jeju Special Self-Governing Province World Heritage Headquarters, the 2026 Jeju Handicraft Playground offers a unique hands-on experience alongside masters of Jeju's National Intangible Cultural Heritage, including specialists in Gat-il (traditional hat making), Manggeon-jang (traditional hairband making), and Tanggeon-jang (traditional headwear making). Participants will have the opportunity to craft their own traditional lifestyle items using malchong (horsehair) while learning authentic Jeju traditional techniques.

hanmosalNature

East120 min

hanmosal

hanmosal is a vast sandy beach stretching along the coastline of Pyoseon-myeon, also known as Dangchae or Pyoseon Beach. This site holds profound historical significance as a place of tragedy, serving as a site of massacres during the Jeju April 3 Incident that claimed the lives of many residents from the Pyoseon-myeon and Namwon-myeon areas—particularly affecting families seeking refuge. Today, the area is home to the Pyoseon Folk Village and the Pyoseon-myeon Library; the open space at the entrance of the library stands as a solemn reminder of where the large-scale massacres once took place.

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