2025 — 2026 Season
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Nature
Nature120 minBaekyaki Oreum Volcanic Cone
Baekyaki Oreum: The path that reaches toward the sky
Nature120 minCemetery of Unnamed Korean War Victims
Tomb in Memory of Those Killed During the Jeju 4.3 Incident
Nature120 minBeomseom Island
A Beautiful Yet Strange and Mysterious Island
Nature120 minBeophwasa Temple Site
A Temple Site of Shilla Located at Hawon-dong, Seogwipo-si
Nature120 minBeritne Oreum Volcanic Cone
A Good Place to Walk With Your Family
Nature120 minByeoldobong Peak
Your Hiking Destination and the Companion to Sarabong Volcanic Cone
Nature120 minByeolbangjin Fortress
A Fortress That Served as the Largest Military Camp of the Eastern Region during the Joseon Dynasty
Nature120 minBuk Oreum Volcanic Cone
Buk Oreum Volcanic Cone, Located in Gotjawal Forest in Andeok
Nature120 minBulgeun Oreum Volcanic Cone (Pyoseon-myeon)
Bulgeun Oreum Volcanic Oreum, Where You Can Fully Refresh Your Mind and Body
Nature120 minBulgeun Oreum Natural Recreation Forest
The Best Recreation Forest in Jeju-do Island, Where You Can Experience the Aroma and Style of Nature
Nature120 minBiyangdo Island
Located in Hallim-eup on the western coast of Jeju, Biyangdo Island is the only island in Korea with a documented history of its formation. Despite its small size of 0.5 km², it is a captivating destination that can be fully explored within two to three hours. As you wander along the scenic coastal paths, you will encounter striking rock formations such as Aegieop-eun Dol (the Mother and Child Rock) and Elephant Rock. Other must-visit landmarks include the Biyangdo Island lighthouse and Pillangmot Pond, both of which offer beautiful views for travelers.
Nature120 minBijarim Forest
Designated as Natural Monument No. 374, Bijarim Forest is a rare global treasure spanning 448,165㎡, home to a dense concentration of approximately 2,800 ancient nutmeg trees aged between 500 and 800 years. You can wander along the walking trails, divided into Course A and Course B, to enjoy a rejuvenating forest bath amidst the lush, deep greenery of this magnificent woodland.