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NatureDorimi Oreum Volcanic Cone
Dorimi Oreum Volcanic Cone is connected to Bichimi Oreum at its base, forming a continuous ridge. It is characterized by a distinctive horseshoe-shaped crater facing northeast. While it was originally a large, circular crater with gentle slopes, secondary lava flows caused the crater to breach toward the northeast. Within the northern part of the crater, a small, conical peak known as Aloreum rises gently, formed by ancient volcanic landslides.
NatureBoromwat Buckwheat Flower Story
Located in Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo, Boromwat is a must-visit destination where you can enjoy seasonal floral displays including buckwheat, lavender, hydrangeas, and tulips, alongside beautiful greenhouse gardens. Set against a backdrop of rolling hills and clear blue skies, the sweeping waves of flowers, well-manicured walking paths, and charming photo zones offer the perfect setting to capture unforgettable memories.
NatureSehwa-ri 109
Nestled along the shores of Sehwa Beach, Sehwa-ri 109 is a specialty interior decor boutique set against a stunning backdrop of emerald waters and pristine white sands. The shop features a curated selection of works from renowned local artists, such as Jeju Nyangi and Judemarca, and offers a wide array of unique souvenirs and aesthetic lifestyle pieces. With its charming, atmospheric signage, Sehwa-ri 109 is the perfect place to find a meaningful piece of Jeju to take home with you.
NatureHandwriting
Handwriting is a stationery shop located in Jongdal-ri, a village famous for its beautiful hydrangeas. It is the perfect destination for visitors who wish to immerse themselves in the value and sentiment of analog life or record their precious memories from Jeju.
NatureBa Hansi
Located near Seongsan Ilchulbong, Ba Hansi is a sophisticated bar housed in a beautifully renovated stone warehouse. The menu features uniquely Korean cocktails that blend local Jeju spirits with seasonal ingredients from across the country. Reflecting its name—a combination of 'Han' (Korea) and 'Si' (time/season)—the menu changes periodically to honor the essence of the seasons, offering a curated journey through Korea's shifting flavors.
NatureSeongsan-Sehwa Coastal Road
Stretching 15.8 km from Sehwa-ri in Gujwa-eup to Seongsan-ri in Seongsan-eup, the Seongsan-Sehwa Coastal Road follows the eastern coastline of Jeju Island and holds the title of the longest coastal road on the island. As you drive along the Seongsan-Sehwa Coastal Road, you will encounter a diverse array of breathtaking scenery and attractions, including Sehwa Port, the breakwater featuring a white lighthouse, turquoise waters, Jimibong Oreum, and traditional razor clam fishing grounds.
NatureSinyang Coastal Road
Spanning 9.4 km from the entrance of Sinyang-ri to Sinsan-ri, Sinyang Coastal Road offers a breathtaking driving experience with the stunning vistas of Seongsan Ilchulbong and Seopjikoji unfolding in the background. The nearby Sinyang Beach features a beautiful, bow-shaped sandy coastline. Visitors can also indulge in incredibly fresh seafood, such as sea anemones and sea squirts, at local food stalls where local Haenyeo (female divers) sell their daily catches.
NatureWoljeong Scandal
Woljeong Scandal is a specialized candle studio focusing on exquisite resin crafts. Every product is meticulously handcrafted using 100% pure soy wax, free from harmful substances, paired with premium fragrance oils to ensure a high-quality sensory experience.
NatureJokeunsaseumi Oreum Volcanic Cone
Jokeunsaseumi Oreum Volcanic Cone, also known as Soroksan, is a horseshoe-shaped crater named for its terrain’s resemblance to a deer. This natural gem offers delightful trekking along mid-mountain forest trails and is highly recommended as a serene summer retreat amidst Jeju’s tranquil landscapes.
NatureWannabe Jeju
Wannabe Jeju is a charming boutique shop offering handcrafted mobiles made from hand-picked seashells and adorable scented candles. Tucked away in the quiet village of Haengwon-ri, the shop is easily recognizable by its vintage supermarket signage and distinctive red-striped sunshade.
NatureHan Dong-hwan Haejangseong
Located in Handong-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju City, Han Dong-hwan Haejangseong preserves the remaining traces of the roughly 120-kilometer-long coastal fortress originally constructed in the 11th year of King Wonjong’s reign during the Goryeo Dynasty. General Kim Tong-jung built this defensive wall to support the Sambyeolcho army’s resistance against Mongol invasions. The structure was later reinforced several times during the Joseon Dynasty to protect against pirate raids. Today, visitors can explore the historic stone walls that line the coastline, offering a tangible glimpse into Jeju’s rich military heritage.