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Nature120 minStill Negative Club
A perfect blend of analog nostalgia and modern sensibility, Still Negative Club is a unique film photography studio and cafe. Here, you can purchase color and black-and-white films, as well as access professional services for developing, scanning, and printing. While waiting for your film to be processed, you can enjoy unique beverages inspired by the flavors of Jeju, such as green tangerine green tea or organic tangerine slushies. The space also features a curated selection of lifestyle goods, including posters, frames, and postcards, available for purchase.
Nature120 minJungmun Saekdal Beach (seafood)
Jungmun Saekdal Beach is known as a surfer's paradise, with high waves and a sea of people enjoying dynamic swimming in the summer.
Nature120 minGreen Bliss Jeju
Located along the scenic coastline of Seogwipo, Green Bliss Jeju is an organic lifestyle space dedicated to healthy Jeju travels and eco-friendly living. The space preserves the original exterior of a traditional Jeju stone house, creating a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere.
Nature120 minMae Oreum Volcanic Cone
Mae Oreum Volcanic Cone takes its name from its unique shape; the summit resembles the beak of a hawk, while the ridges stretch out like wings, creating the appearance of a hawk perched with its wings spread. Located in Sehwa-ri, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju, Mae Oreum Volcanic Cone can be easily reached via the scenic Olle Trail Course 15.
Nature120 minDaejeong 5-Day Market
Originating from the distribution of supplies during the Korean War due to the presence of the Daejeong-eup airfield and army training center, Daejeong 5-Day Market has naturally evolved into the largest market in western Jeju. After several relocations over the years, it is now located in Hamo-ri, Daejeong-eup, and is also affectionately known as the Moseulpo Five-Day Market.
Nature120 minKim Surf Jeju
Located on Jungmun Saekdal Beach, Kim Surf Jeju is a unique surfing shop housed in a charming traditional thatched-roof building. Beyond offering fun and engaging surfing lessons and experiences, Kim Surf Jeju serves as a vibrant cultural platform where travelers can connect through various subcultures, including music and dance.
Nature120 minHarye Gamgyuljeom Bakery Cooperative
Located along the scenic shores of Hyodoncheon Stream in Harye-ri, Harye Gamgyuljeom Bakery Cooperative offers a unique culinary journey. The bakery specializes in reimagining traditional Sangwe-tteok—a Jeju specialty made by fermenting wheat and barley flour with makgeolli—into delicious modern bread forms. Visitors can indulge in a variety of Sangwe-ppang and Shindari crafted with fresh local ingredients such as Hallabong, tangerines, and mugwort. For those seeking a hands-on experience, Harye Gamgyuljeom Bakery Cooperative also offers workshops where you can learn the art of making authentic Jeju local specialty, Sangwe-ppang.
Nature120 minOkdom Village
At 1 p.m. on weekdays, a whistle is heard at the Okdom Auction House in Taeheung 2-ri. Since it is not one of those crack-of-dawn auctions, you can attend without much trouble. It’s exciting to follow all the action and the energy of the auctioneer is truly memorable.
Nature120 minJeju Buddhist Pilgrimage Sites: The Path to the Temples - The Path of Seonjeong
One of the cherished routes within the Jeju Buddhist Pilgrimage, Jeju Buddhist Pilgrimage Sites: The Path to the Temples - The Path of Seonjeong, this 39.6km course invites travelers to wander through scenic coastal views and tranquil forest paths, offering a profound space for Buddhist meditation and relaxation. As you journey through this pilgrimage route—visiting historic temples such as Yakcheonsa—you can reflect on the teachings of the Buddha to find inner peace and timeless wisdom for life.
Nature120 minJeju Buddhist Pilgrimage Sites: The Path to the Temples - The Path of Diligence
One of the routes within the Jeju Buddhist Pilgrimage Sites: The Path to the Temples - The Path of Diligence, this course offers a journey of happy pilgrimage amidst nature and profound spiritual practice. The main highlight of this path is Jonjaam, a temple of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism, nestled within the lush forests of Yeongsil—a valley said to be the home of the immortals.
Nature120 minDeulleongmoru Trail
Located in Seohong-dong, Seogwipo, this short forest trail is easily accessible via Nambusanrok-ro. The Deulleongmoru Trail, whose name means "a hill with a hollow rock," features a massive stone situated midway along the path. As you wander through the woods, you can enjoy breathtaking views ranging from Hallasan Mountain to the north to the sparkling ocean to the south.
Nature120 minBeophwasa 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.