NatureJeju Museum of Art
A Museum in a Forest Overflowing with the Light and Breath of Art Where People, Art, and Nature Come Together
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NatureA Museum in a Forest Overflowing with the Light and Breath of Art Where People, Art, and Nature Come Together
NatureThe Fortress of the Capital of Tamnaguk, Designated as Provincial Monument No. 3
NatureForest bathing enjoyed in a lush cedar forest.
NatureA National Educational Institute Established to Educate People During the Joseon Dynasty
NatureEnjoy flowers by day and lights by night at JEJU HERB DONGSAN.
NatureJejigi Oreum Volcanic Cone, Providing a Beautiful View of Seogwipo Sea
NatureAn Exotic Horseback Riding Course Behind the Upright Wonsuak Oreum Volcanic Cone
NatureLocated in Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jwabomi Oreum Volcanic Cone features a unique mountain structure where five peaks are interconnected, embracing multiple circular craters and smaller oreums. With minimal artificial development, you can walk along natural forest trails and through silver grass fields to enjoy the diverse landscapes of the oreums in eastern Jeju.
NatureJungmun Saekdal Beach is a crescent-shaped sandy beach approximately 560m long, located within the Jungmun Tourist Complex, stretching between Cheonjeyeon Falls and Daepo Jusangjeolli Cliff. It is characterized by sand composed of four different colors—black, gray, red, and white—and is ideal for surfing and water sports due to its frequent and high waves.
NatureLocated in Gyorae-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, Jigeuri Oreum Volcanic Cone (Geunjigeuri) is a horseshoe-shaped volcanic cone standing at an elevation of 598 meters with a circumference of 2,164 meters. The entire area of Jigeuri Oreum Volcanic Cone (Geunjigeuri) is covered in lush natural forests and dense Gotjawal vegetation, beautifully complemented by expansive grasslands stretching across the surrounding landscape.
NatureJimibong Volcanic Cone is a cone-shaped oreum located northeast of the entrance to Jongdal-ri Village in Gujwa-eup, Jeju. When viewed from the north, the landscape reveals a distinctive silhouette formed by two peaks. Situated at the very edge of Jeju Island, it is colloquially known as the "end of the land" and gained popularity after being featured as a hiking destination on the hit variety show *Dad! Where Are We Going?*
NatureThe Largest Uninhabited Island in Jeju, It Has a Magnificent View of a Coastal Cliff and Strangely Shaped Rocks
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