2025 — 2026 Season
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Nature
Nature120 minSeopjihyang Yorihaneun Gangtaegong
A fusion restaurant located in Goseong-ri, Seongsan-eup
Nature120 minSooki's Barley Bread
Chewy and sweet barley bread
Nature120 minDonggeomunioreum
A spiderweb-shaped hill extending outwards
Nature120 minWolpyeong Port
A small harbor embracing the moonlight. Wolpyeong Port
Nature120 minBibari Jjamppong
Jjamppong specialty restaurant in Hagwi
Nature120 minSeonunjeongsa Temple
The meeting of Buddhist culture and Jeju culture
Nature120 minHaemaji Coastal Road
Haemaji Coastal Road is a stunning 27.8km stretch of road winding along the coastline from Gimnyeong-ri in Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, to Ojo-ri in Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si. Its name beautifully captures the essence of the route, signifying the direction of the rising sun in the east. Connecting the scenic villages of Gimnyeong, Woljeong-ri, Sehwa, Hado, and Jongdal-ri to the iconic Seongsan Ilchulbong, this breathtaking drive is also a featured segment of the Olle Trail Route 21.
Nature120 minHallim Kalguksu
A kalguksu restaurant known for bomal kalguksu as its signature dish.
Nature120 minHwanguji Coast
A natural seawater pool-like coast associated with a legend that fairies once bathed there
Nature120 minBangju Church
Architect Itami Jun’s Noah’s Ark-inspired Church
Nature120 minKim Kyung-sook Sunflower Farm
Located on Beonyeong-ro in Jeju City, Kim Kyung-sook Sunflower Farm is the largest sunflower farm on Jeju Island, boasting 750,000 blooming sunflowers across a vast 33,000-square-meter estate. Conveniently situated near the Jeju City Living Sports Park, the farm offers breathtaking views where expansive sunflower fields harmonize beautifully with a variety of other seasonal blooms.
Nature120 minNangpoon Babsang
Taste of local food of Jeju