NatureCheona Oreum Volcanic Cone (Teungnang Oreum Volcanic Cone)
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NatureTap-dong
Located on the coast of Jeju's old downtown, Tap-dong is Korea's first outdoor performance venue. It features a three-story building and an open-air seating area with a capacity of approximately 2,500, offering stunning views of the ocean and the harbor. In the plaza adjacent to Tap-dong, visitors can enjoy leisurely strolls and various recreational activities.
NatureTokkiseom Island
The One and Only Natural Habitat of Poison Bulbs in Korea
NaturePanpo Oreum Volcanic Cone (Neolgae Oreum Volcanic Cone)
The Forest Surrounding This Trail Makes It a Perfect Location to Walk Through
NatureThe Buddha Sharira Stupa for World’s Peace and Unification
A Tower Built to Signify Many Buddhists' Wishes and Prayers for the Peaceful Reunification of the Two Koreas
NaturePyoseon - Sehwa Coastal Road
A Beautiful Famous Coastal Road of Jeju-do Island That Follows the End of the Newly Rising East Coast
NatureHado Beach
Sea Fishing and Camping Available!
NatureHamel Monument
Monument in front of Sanbanggulsa Grotto Comemmorating Hamel and Friendship between Korea and the Netherlands
NatureHandam Beach
Stretching along the coastline from Aewol to Gwakji in northwestern Jeju, Handam Beach was designated by Jeju City as one of the 31 hidden scenic gems in 2009. With the ocean so close you could almost reach out and touch it, you can take a peaceful stroll while listening to the gentle rhythm of the waves. It is the perfect spot to comfortably soak in the breathtaking views of the crystal-clear, transparent waters and the stunning seascape of Aewol.
NatureHalla Eco Forest
An Ecological Forest That Contains Plants Ranging From Temperate Plants to Alpine Plants of Hallasan Mountain in One Place
NatureHangpaduri Hangmong (Anti-Mongolian) Historic Site
A Historied Site Where Sambyeolcho Fought Against Mongolian Troops to the End
NatureHyeopjaegul Lava Tube (Hallim Park)
Hyeopjaegul Lava Tube (Hallim Park) is a unique hybrid cave formed when limestone-rich water seeped into a lava tube created by the volcanic eruptions of Hallasan. Measuring approximately 100 meters in length, 10 meters in width, and 5 meters in height, this extraordinary site features growing stalagmites and stalactites—a rare phenomenon for a lava tube—making it of immense scientific value. Designated as Natural Monument No. 236, Hyeopjaegul Lava Tube (Hallim Park) is carefully preserved and can be explored as part of the beautiful Hallim Park.
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