NatureSamgakbong Peak
A Particularly Mysterious Part of Hallasan Mountain's Gwaneumsa Temple Course
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NatureSeogeondo Island
Located in Gangjeong-dong, Seogwipo, Seogeondo Island is a unique volcanic island formed by underwater volcanic activity. At certain times of the month, a phenomenon known as the "Miracle of Moses" occurs, where the receding tides reveal a path that allows you to walk across the sea about ten times a month. The island features the Neobeonmul area, where a stream flows from Joy Cave to meet the sea, as well as beautifully maintained walking trails. Visitors can also enjoy hands-on experiences such as gathering seashells or catching borae (sea snails).
NatureSeogwipo Natural Recreation Forest
Jeju’s premier natural recreation forest, containing diverse ecosystems and displaying distinct changes with each season
NatureSeogwipo Coast
Seogwipo Coast is a breathtaking scenic destination where the grandeur of sweeping coastal cliffs encircling the Seogwipo Port meets the exquisite beauty of islands floating upon azure waves. The harmonious vista of bustling piers, islands within islands, and the interplay of cargo ships and fishing boats represents the true essence of exploring the Seogwipo Chilsimni coastline.
NatureSeopjikoji
Located on the eastern coast of Jeju, Seopjikoji is a distinctive peninsula that juts out into the sea like the tip of a nose, offering breathtaking coastal views with Seongsan Ilchulbong as a dramatic backdrop. Visitors can wander along paths made of red volcanic scoria (songi), marvel at the rugged coastal cliffs, and admire the towering rock formations. The landscape is further beautified by vibrant fields of canola flowers stretching across the plains and the sight of Jeju ponies grazing peacefully.
NatureSeotal Oreum Volcanic cone
Part of a Painful History
NatureSeongneol Oreum Volcanic Cone (Seongpanak)
Seongneol Oreum Volcanic Cone (Seongpanak) is a parasitic cone standing 1,215m high, located on the eastern slope of Hallasan. Its summit consists of a northern main peak and southern and southeastern peaks. It is named Seongneol Oreum because the vertical cliffs on the southeastern slope look like stacked planks used to build a fortress, and its entire slope is covered in lush forests. Located near the Seongpanak hiking trail within Hallasan National Park, the area features Seongneol Waterfall—famous as a refreshing spot—and various valleys.
NatureSeongbul Oreum Volcanic Cone
The Only Volcanic Cone to Have an Undrying Spring
NatureSeopseom Island (Seogwipo Marine Park )
A Forest Island Which Has the Legend of a Rat Snake That Failed to Become a Dragon
NatureSehwa Coastal Road
A Magnificent Sea Route That You Will Never Get Bored Of
NatureSongdang Bonhyangdang Shrine
One of the 31 Hidden Views of Jeju-si
NatureSongaksan Mountain Cave Fortification
Songaksan Mountain Cave Fortification is a cave fortification that preserves the scars of war from the Japanese colonial period and serves as one of the major historical sites along the Songaksan Mountain Coastal Trail. Set against the breathtaking backdrop of Jeongul Oreum, where coastal cliffs meet the crashing waves, visitors can also reflect on its historical significance as a strategic location for beacon stations during the Joseon Dynasty.
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