NatureDunji Oreum
Dunjibong Peak, where you can overlook Jeju Island at a glance
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NatureTtarabi Oreum Volcanic Cone
Enjoy the Magnificent Pampas Grass Scenery of Autumn
NatureJeju Horse Pastureland
A Place Where You Can See Jeju Horses and Hallasan Mountain Roe Deer
NatureMaboki Oreum Volcanic Cone
Named after Maparam, the Southern Wind It Gets
NatureMoguri Oreum Volcanic Cone
Known for Being Always Windy
NatureMoseulbong Volcanic Cone (Moseulgae Oreum Volcanic Cone)
Remembering a True, Tragic and Painful History
NatureMyosanbong Volcanic Cone (Goesalme)
Shaped Like a Cat Lying Down
NatureMundoji Oreum Volcanic Cone (Mundotji )
The Starting Point of Jeoji Gotjawal Trail
NatureMulyeongari Volcanic Cone
Listed as a Ramsar Wetland and Famous for Being the Filming Location of 'A Wolf Boy'
NatureMulchat Oreum Volcanic Cone
Located at the boundary of Gyorae-ri in Jocheon-eup, Sumang-ri in Namwon-eup, and Gasi-ri in Pyoseon-myeon, Mulchat Oreum Volcanic Cone is an oreum that features a rare summit crater lake. A lake that never dries up throughout the year is situated within the crater at the summit, and large volcanic bombs are scattered across the northwestern slope. Currently, access to Mulchat Oreum Volcanic Cone is restricted due to a natural rest period implemented for vegetation restoration and the reinforcement of safety facilities.
NatureMiaksan Mountain (Taep Oreum Volcanic Cone, Ssal Oreum Volcanic Cone)
Where You Can See All of Downtown Seogwipo at a Glance
NatureMicheongul Cave
Located in Samdal-ri, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju, Micheongul Cave is a horizontal lava tube stretching approximately 1.7 km in length. In the open first section, scattered rockfalls can be seen along a gentle slope. The undisclosed second section features well-developed, unique geological formations, such as exquisite lava shelves protruding like steamed buns and lava bridges connecting the two walls. The cave entrance was formed by a ceiling collapse, and rope structures indicating the flow direction of the basalt can be observed.