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Nature120 minGeumseong Port
Located at the estuary of Geumseongcheon Stream in Aewol-eup, Geumseong Port sits nestled between Geumseong-ri and Gwideok-ri. As the point where the river meets the sea, the area is characterized by its remarkably clear and pristine waters. With a deep history dating back to before the Mahan era, this site once served as a vital port for vessels traveling between the mainland and China. Today, Geumseong Port boasts a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere, offering a serene escape for travelers.
Nature120 minHallim Maeil Market
Located in the heart of Hallim-eup, Jeju, Hallim Maeil Market is a traditional market with over 70 years of history, preserving the nostalgic charm of a classic alleyway marketplace. Thanks to the overhead arcade, you can explore the stalls comfortably regardless of the weather. The market offers a diverse selection, ranging from fresh agricultural, livestock, and seafood products to clothing, home decor, and various side dish shops.
Nature120 minOji Hill Jeju
Located near Panpo Port in Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju, Oji Hill Jeju is an Australian-inspired dessert cafe that offers a unique escape. The menu features a stunning array of colorful cakes and their signature fluffy pavlovas. With a private parking lot conveniently located right next to the cafe, visiting is easy, and the surprisingly spacious interior allows you to fully immerse yourself in its exotic, dreamy atmosphere.
Nature120 minTangled
Located in Aewol-eup, Jeju City, Tangled is a curated lifestyle boutique offering a unique blend of lifestyle goods, groceries, vintage furniture, and fine wines. The interior captures the trendy, hip aesthetic of Seoul's most fashionable concept stores, featuring an eclectic array of interior decor—including charming character goods like Hello Kitty and Monchhichi—that make every corner a delight to explore.
Nature120 minGwakji Seashell Mound
Designated as Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Monument No. 41, Gwakji Seashell Mound is located in a cultivated area about 1 km inland from the northern coast of Jeju Island. Spanning an impressive area of approximately 50,000㎡, it stands as the largest shell mound on Jeju Island. The site features cultural layers over 1 meter thick, spanning from the late Bronze Age through the Joseon Dynasty, with its primary period of activity dating back to the Tamna Kingdom (the Three Kingdoms and Unified Silla periods).
Nature120 minGreen Pebble
Located near Jeju Olle Trail Course 14, Green Pebble is a sprawling cafe set amidst 4,000 pyeong of picturesque rural landscapes, offering breathtaking views of Jeju's changing seasons from every direction. It is a tranquil healing space where you can indulge in specialty teas made from Acorus gramineus (Seokchangpo) grown right on-site, paired with a delightful selection of various handmade chocolates.
Nature120 minNeujiri Oreum (Mangoreum)
Located in Hallim-eup, Jeju City, Neujiri Oreum (Mangoreum) takes its name from 'Neujiri,' the former name of Sangmyeong-ri. Since the installation of beacon fire stations in the 16th century, it has also been known as Mangoreum. The trail is gentle enough for children and seniors to enjoy a light hike, and the summit observatory offers breathtaking, expansive views stretching across the entire northwestern region of Jeju Island, including the majestic Hallasan.
Nature120 minHallim Park Maehwa (Plum) Festival
At Hallim Park Maehwa (Plum) Festival, you can witness a breathtaking spectacle as weeping plum trees—some over 80 years old—drape gracefully like willow branches, alongside vibrant blooms of white, red, and green plum blossoms that have flourished for decades. This beloved spring festival is a favorite among visitors, offering the perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the elegant dignity of the plum blossoms and the sweet fragrance of daffodils, all while celebrating the arrival of spring in Jeju.
Nature120 minBookstore rumors
Selected as one of the "150 Must-Visit Bookstores in the World Before You Die" by Belgium's Lannoo Publishers, Bookstore rumors is a charming independent bookstore in Jeju. The cozy interior perfectly captures the unique atmosphere of Jeju, featuring thoughtfully curated collections organized by theme. Visitors can immerse themselves in the experience by listening to audio poetry through large headphones or simply enjoy the freedom to read and browse through the collection.
Nature120 minBe My Guest
Located near the Hyeopjae Post Office in Hallim-eup, Jeju, Be My Guest is a brunch cafe boasting a tranquil and cozy atmosphere. The cafe offers a diverse selection of brunch options, including salads, sandwiches, and paninis, paired perfectly with premium coffee. For a true seasonal treat, the Jeju Apple Mango Bingsu is a must-try signature dessert that defines the summer menu.
Nature120 minSt. Clare Monastery Geumak Cathedral
Located near Isidore Farm, St. Clare Monastery Geumak Cathedral is a beautiful chapel nestled within the monastery grounds. While access to the monastery itself is restricted to residents, St. Clare Monastery Geumak Cathedral remains open to visitors throughout the day, except during scheduled Mass services, making it an accessible gem for travelers to explore.
Nature120 minBaeryeong Signaling Site
Designated as Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Monument No. 23-19, the Baeryeong Signaling Site served as a beacon station under the jurisdiction of Myeongwoljin during the Joseon Dynasty. Unlike typical square structures, the Baeryeong Signaling Site is uniquely characterized by its circular plan. The structure remains with a base diameter of 4.9m, an upper diameter of 1.6m, and a height of 1.9m, featuring an earthen hearth atop the structure.