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NatureGudumi Port is a quaint little harbor where only small boats can dock, and its name originates from the local landscape, which is said to resemble the head and tail of a turtle. As the closest point to Seopseom Island, it is a renowned spot for tranquil snorkeling and diving adventures. It is also a breathtaking photography destination, perfect for capturing the stunning golden sunsets of Jeju.
NatureLocated within the historic walls of Daejeong-eup in Seogwipo, Chusa's former residence is the traditional thatched house where the great Joseon scholar Kim Jeong-hui lived during his period of exile. Comprising an inner house, a guest house, and an annex, this space serves as a profound historical site where he painted the masterpiece *Sehando* and perfected the renowned Chusa calligraphy style. Today, it is designated as Historic Site No. 487, preserving the legacy of his monumental achievements in epigraphy and calligraphy.
NatureCome to Bomok Port to eat raw fish!
NatureOnly Appears at Certain Times of the Year
NatureLocated in Seogwipo, Hodo Bakery makes wholesome bread using organic flour and carefully selected ingredients. It uses no emulsifiers or dough improvers and sells only bread baked fresh that day.
NatureAdmire this small west coast working port
NatureJoseon Era Confucian School in Sagye-ri
NatureThe mysterious Andeokgyegok Vally, one of the most beautiful valleys in Jeju, used as a filming location for the television drama series Gu Family Book.
NatureA Place With a Mythology Recounting Two Siblings' Love for Their Parents
NatureHamo Dolphin Tour is an immersive dolphin-watching experience operated from a sleek black container located right next to the Gapado Ferry Terminal in Hamo-ri, Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo. Sailing through the beautiful waters off the coast of Moseulpo, the Hamo Dolphin Tour is beloved by travelers for offering a high probability of spotting dolphins in their natural habitat.
NatureA mysterious Gotjawal where northern and southern plant species coexist, offering views of Hallasan and Sanbangsan mountains
NatureA path walking along the calm sea