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GoldfishNature

East120 min

Goldfish

Believed to be built upon the site of a Goryeo Dynasty temple, Goldfish is a temple of the Taego Order of Korean Buddhism, founded in 1926 by the monk Kim Dae-seung, who enshrined a Buddha statue within a thatched cottage. The temple grounds house the Obaek Nahando (Five Hundred Arhats painting), a designated Cultural Heritage of Jeju Special Self-Governing Province. Historically, Goldfish has served as a vibrant center for Buddhist activity, once hosting intensive monastic education and significant religious ceremonies.

Library Without a Roof X Small Bookstore Pop-up StoreNature

South120 min

Library Without a Roof X Small Bookstore Pop-up Store

Experience a unique blend of outdoor reading culture and local charm through the 'Library Without a Roof' event and a special pop-up store featuring books and merchandise from five local independent bookstores: Entrance to Reading, Librarian's Bookstore, Another Page, Interview Bookstore, and Cheonji Bookstore. In the event of rain, the venue will move indoors to the Central Library. Visitors can also discover curated book recommendations tailored to various reading tastes.

JariwatNature

West120 min

Jariwat

Located in Bongseong-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju, Jariwat was once the central village of the Ado 2-gu district. It stands as a poignant historical site, devastated in November 1948 by suppression orders and scorched-earth operations during the wartime period. In Wangdolgeori, the former heart of the village, a large Hackberry tree still remains as a silent witness to the past. Today, Jariwat serves as a significant site for Jeju dark tourism, functioning as a place for peace memorialization and historical education.

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