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Soam Memorial Hall Nature

South120 min

Soam Memorial Hall

Opened on October 4, 2008, Soam Memorial Hall is a dedicated space designed to honor the life and artistic legacy of Soam Hyun Jung-hwa, a master of 20th-century Korean calligraphy. The hall features permanent and special exhibition rooms, as well as Jobeomsanbang—the master's former residence, which houses the Soam Biography Room and his creative studio. Visitors can immerse themselves in his profound works and trace his life story through the exhibits. Additionally, the hall serves as a welcoming cool retreat for travelers seeking respite from the heat.

HwanggeumeojangNature

South120 min

Hwanggeumeojang

Located in Yeon-dong, Jeju City, Hwanggeumeojang is a specialized local cuisine restaurant that has been cherished by generations for two consecutive generations. The menu features fresh hairtail—sourced daily at dawn—prepared in various styles including sashimi, soup, and braised dishes. Guests can enjoy authentic Jeju flavors through signature side dishes such as braised hairtail and grilled Jeju Black Pork Dombe-gui. For those wishing to dine in the comfort of their accommodation, takeout options for fresh sashimi and spicy fish stew ingredients are also available.

Beophwasa TempleNature

South120 min

Beophwasa Temple

Along with Sujeongsa, Beopwhasa Temple served as a significant "bibo" temple—a spiritual site established to balance the geomantic energy of Jeju. During the late Goryeo Dynasty under Mongol rule, it held great importance and was a massive complex with an estimated 280 laborers. The Beopwhasa Temple site, designated as Jeju-do Monument No. 13 in 1971, holds immense historical value; excavations at the site have unearthed precious artifacts, including dragon-patterned roof tiles similar to those found in Yuan Dynasty palaces and exquisite Goryeo celadon.