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Jocheon Stone Monument StreetNature

North120 min

Jocheon Stone Monument Street

Jocheon Stone Monument Street, located at the entrance of Jocheon Port, is a street featuring seven stone monuments erected to commemorate the achievements and legacies of local officials from the Joseon Dynasty. It has been designated as Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Monument No. 31. These historical relics were established to mark the accomplishments of officials, such as governors and magistrates, who utilized Jocheon Port—situated near Jeju Fortress—during a time when transportation relied heavily on sea routes.

Gallery2 Joongsun NongwonNature

North120 min

Gallery2 Joongsun Nongwon

Located on Yeongpyeong-gil at the foot of Hallasan, Gallery2 Joongsun Nongwon is a unique cultural space transformed from a former tangerine farm. With citrus orchards still surrounding the building and scattered throughout the village, visitors can truly immerse themselves in the authentic charm of Jeju. The site features a creative repurposing of its original structures: the large warehouse used for tangerine storage has become Gallery2 Joongsun Nongwon, the smaller warehouse serves as a cozy cafe, and the former agricultural tool storage has been reborn as the library, Cheongsinjae.

Jeju City Chunghon Cemetery April 3 Memorial Monument (Park Jin-gyeong Memorial Monument)Nature

North120 min

Jeju City Chunghon Cemetery April 3 Memorial Monument (Park Jin-gyeong Memorial Monument)

Located within the Jeju City Chunghon Cemetery April 3 Memorial Monument (Park Jin-gyeong Memorial Monument), this monument commemorates Colonel Park Jin-gyeong. Having gained extensive knowledge of Jeju's geography through his experience building Japanese military defense bases during the Japanese colonial period, he was appointed as the commander of the 9th Regiment during the Jeju April 3 Incident. He took command following a predecessor who had refused orders to carry out operations against civilians, but he was ultimately assassinated by a private operative affiliated with the Namrodang.

Samsaseok RockNature

North120 min

Samsaseok Rock

Designated as Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Monument No. 4, Samsaseok is a historic site steeped in legend, said to be the place where arrows shot by the three legendary figures—Gosin, Yangsin, and Busin—were once embedded. The site features a stone monument erected in 1735 by Magistrate Kim Jeong during the reign of King Yeongjo. Located in Hwabuk-dong, a central area of Jeju since the era of Tamna, Samsaseok stands as a testament to the island's rich history.