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Nature120 minKeunbarime Oreum Volcanic Cone
A Volcanic Cone that Resembles a Buddhist Bowl
Nature120 minBoyeong
This is a place where you can experience the authentic taste of a Chinese restaurant run by ethnic Chinese people for three generations since 1967. It is famous for its Gan Jjamppong, which they proudly claim to have developed for the first time.
Nature120 minDeoreok Elementary School (formerly Deoreokbungyo)
A Small, Quiet Area in Aewol that’s Great for Photos with Family and Significant Others
Nature120 minYeonhwa Kitchen
Spicy rice cake and tempura restaurant with secrets to tickle the stomach
Nature120 minSooki's Barley Bread
Chewy and sweet barley bread
Nature120 minSeonunjeongsa Temple
The meeting of Buddhist culture and Jeju culture
Nature120 minHallim Kalguksu (Hallim Noodle Soup)
A restaurant renowned for its noodle soup with top shells
Nature120 minHallim Port
Located on the western coast of Jeju, Hallim Port is a coastal harbor with a history dating back to the Japanese colonial period, when it served as a fishing base. Today, it plays a vital role in the transport of cargo such as cement and tangerines, and serves as a central hub for the supply of yellow croaker caught near Chuja Island. A unique sight to behold is the bustling scene of fishermen gathering for 'jogiteori' (the traditional process of cleaning yellow croaker) when the catch arrives. Additionally, Hallim Port serves as a key transportation hub where travelers can catch ferries bound for Biyangdo Island.
Nature120 minMyeongwolseongji
Located in the Myeongwol-ri and Dongmyeong-ri areas of Hallim-eup, Jeju, Myeongwolseongji is a historic fortress remnant from the Joseon Dynasty. It was originally established in 1510 by Jang Rim, the Magistrate of Jeju, as a wooden fortification to defend against Japanese pirate invasions, and was later rebuilt into a stone fortress. This oval-shaped stone fortress once spanned a circumference of 3,020 cheok with a height of 8 cheok, featuring gates on its eastern, southern, and western sides. Within the walls, a spring provided an abundant water supply for its inhabitants. In recognition of its historical significance, Myeongwolseongji was designated as Jeju-do Monument No. 29 in 1976.
Nature120 minHaegereum Observatory
End the day at Haegereum Observatory
Nature120 minJeju Olle Course 14
Located Between the Artists' Village in Jeoji and Hallim Port
Nature120 minUncleBORO Guest House
A Quiet, Laid-back Guest House