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Library Without a Roof X Small Bookstore Pop-up StoreNature

South120 min

Library Without a Roof X Small Bookstore Pop-up Store

Experience a unique blend of outdoor reading culture and local charm through the 'Library Without a Roof' event and a special pop-up store featuring books and merchandise from five local independent bookstores: Entrance to Reading, Librarian's Bookstore, Another Page, Interview Bookstore, and Cheonji Bookstore. In the event of rain, the venue will move indoors to the Central Library. Visitors can also discover curated book recommendations tailored to various reading tastes.

Gaksibau Oreum Volcanic ConeNature

South120 min

Gaksibau Oreum Volcanic Cone

Formed as a trachytic volcanic neck, Gaksibau Oreum Volcanic Cone features a rugged and dramatic landscape. It is interconnected with Jejigi Oreum, Seopseom, Munseom, and Beomseom islands, together forming a massive volcanic neck complex along the southern coast of Jeju. While the northern slope consists of gentle hills, the southern slope is characterized by three distinct ridges stretching downward, with a prominent rocky peak standing at its center.

Andeok-myeon Sagye Fishing VillageNature

South120 min

Andeok-myeon Sagye Fishing Village

Located in the southwestern part of Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo, Andeok-myeon Sagye Fishing Village is a charming coastal village stretching along a 2.7km coastline. It boasts breathtaking views, with the majestic Sanbangsan Mountain to the east and the scenic islands of Hyeongje-seom, Gapado, and Marado to the south. Situated near Yongmeori Coast and the Hamel Memorial, Andeok-myeon Sagye Fishing Village offers a wide range of marine activities, including traditional seasonal fishing, boat fishing, Teu (traditional raft) experiences, and scuba diving.

Gama Oreum Volcanic ConeNature

South120 min

Gama Oreum Volcanic Cone

Located behind Surungi Village in Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju, Gama Oreum Volcanic Cone is an oreum characterized by its unique shape, resembling an overturned cauldron. Due to its strategic geographical advantage, offering panoramic views of Sanbangsan, Moseulpo, Altteureu Airfield, and the Gosan Coast, the site was once fortified by the Japanese military as a frontline defense against potential U.S. landings. Today, the approximately 2km-long underground tunnel network, originally built as a military base, has been repurposed into a unique museum.