NatureSoesokkak Beach
Where Hyodoncheon Stream and Black Sand Beach meet
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NatureHill from Swiri
A Hill Famous for Being the Filming Site of the Movie, 'Swiri'
NatureSinchang - Chagwi Coastal Road
A Place Where the Sunset Bathes the Coast in a Shade of Red
NatureAltteureu Airfield and Japanese military aircraft hangars
Altteureu Airfield is a military relic from the Japanese colonial period remaining in the wide fields of Sangmo-ri, Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si.
NatureAewol Coastal Road
Stretching approximately 9km along the northwestern coastline of Jeju, Aewol Coastal Road offers breathtaking ocean views at every turn. With well-maintained cycling paths and walking trails, it serves as a scenic segment of the Jeju Fantasy Bicycle Path, making it perfect for both cycling enthusiasts and leisurely strolls. Additionally, its convenient location—just 10km from Jeju International Airport—makes it easily accessible for travelers.
NatureEoseungsaengak
A Numinous Mountain, One of Jeju-do Island's Highest Points
NatureEongal Coast
A Coast with Beautiful Cliffs and Sunset
NatureYeomiji Botanical Garden
A large greenhouse botanic garden offering a relaxing retreat
NatureYeonhwamot Pond
One of the Hidden Views in Western Jeju
NatureYeongjusan Mountain
Standing at an altitude of 326 meters, Yeongjusan Mountain is a parasitic volcano characterized by its distinctive horseshoe-shaped crater that opens toward the southeast. Thanks to its gentle slopes, the hike from the entrance to the summit takes only about 30 minutes, making it an easy trek for all ages. It is widely regarded as one of Jeju's five major mountains, alongside iconic landmarks such as Hallasan and Seongsan Ilchulbong.
NatureObaeknahan
The Place of Natural Beauty in All Four Seasons
NatureOhyeondan Altar
Ohyeondan Altar was built to honor the five distinguished scholars (Ohhyeon) who contributed significantly to the advancement of Confucian studies during their exile or service as defense commanders in Jeju during the Joseon Dynasty. Designated as Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Monument No. 1 in 1971, the altar was reconstructed in 1892 following suggestions from local Confucian scholars after the destruction of Gyullim Seowon. Today, it also serves as a peaceful resting place, where massive, ancient trees provide refreshing shade for visitors.
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