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NatureHosted by Jeju DPI of the Korea Federation of Disabilites, this international film festival focuses on themes of disability and human rights, screening domestic and international films while prioritizing accessibility. The festival features a barrier-free version of 'Manduk-i,' a work by a young director from Jeju, and presents a special invitation screening of a film themed around the Jeju April 3 Incident.
NatureProduced by the theater company Gaetdol, this Madanggeuk is a modern reinterpretation of traditional performing arts, weaving together the unique gestures, witty banter, and Namdo sounds of the Jeolla region. Through humor and satire centered around the theme of rice, the work awakens the values of community culture and sharing. Performed at the Jeju Arts Center Grand Theater, it allows the audience to breathe closely with the performers and experience the unique excitement and energy of Madanggeuk.
NatureThis is a special production by a leading local arts group performed at the Jeju Arts Center Small Theater. Set against a bench overlooking the neighborhood, this healing comedy cheerfully explores the lives and comforts of ordinary people.
NatureThis international forum is hosted by Jeju Special Self-Governing Province and organized by the Jeju Studies Research Center at the Jeju Asta Hotel. To commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Jeju April 3 Incident and the 20th anniversary of the establishment of Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, a three-day program will be held, including resident talk concerts, international academic forums, photo exhibitions, and field trips. Researchers from Hawaii, Taiwan, Canada, and Ireland will participate to discuss methods for recording and preserving local historical records.
NatureLocated in the forest near Donnaeko Valley and Wonang Falls, this campground offers caravan and deck sites. Caravans are fully equipped with bedding, tableware, a kitchen, and a bathroom, and are available for use in all four seasons. Deck sites provide access to electricity and hot shower facilities.
NatureLocated in Jocheon-eup, Jeju City, this is Korea's largest immersive media art exhibition hall, spanning 900 pyeong. Visitors can experience an immersive exhibition through digital imagery where nature—such as land, sky, and sea—blends with cutting-edge media art and AI technology. The facility features a cafe where a robot barista prepares drinks, along with various themed exhibition spaces.
NatureA curated library space located within Ega Tot Wellness Village on Byeongak-ro, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si. It is a place where you can practice mind wellness through a cup of tea, reading, and quiet meditation.
NatureThis forest trail is approximately 8.7km long, forming the first section of the Hallasan Dullegil, stretching from Cheona Reservoir to the Borim Farm junction. The trail passes through Handae Oreum, Noro Oreum, and Cheona Oreum. Near Noro Oreum at an altitude of 1,000m, there is a hidden wetland known as Geombaengdwidi or Ojakjiwat. Cheona Reservoir is located where Gwangnyeongcheon, a treasure trove of water resources that flows into Musucheon Valley, descends.
NatureA workshop located in Seogwipo-si, operating under the name That's Moment. It has a history of hosting cultural events, such as providing sessions to listen to music before album releases.
NatureThe 26th Choe Namdan Bangeo Festival is an autumn cultural festival held around Mosulpo Port in Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si. It features various ocean activities such as catching yellowtail, fishing, and haenyeo experiences, alongside diverse stage and side events including a yellowtail song festival, street parades, and local performances.
NatureDance in Jeju Dance Company's regular performance, where you can encounter various 'forms' within dance movements through Korean traditional dance, contemporary dance, and audience-participatory improvisational performances.
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NatureHosted by the Jeju Content Agency, this humanities special lecture covers legal issues such as copyright, trademark, and portrait rights infringement that arise when using generative AI. The event will take place at Mudelkozi, Jeju Content Korea Lab, and is free for the first 40 participants on a first-come, first-served basis.