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Nature120 mintangerine cart
Tangerine Kart is a new go-kart track that combines the inherent thrill of go-karting, offering an exhilarating sense of speed, with the beauty of 'flowers' from Jeju.
Nature120 minDongal Oreum Volcanic Cone
Located in Sangmo-ri, Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju, Dongal Oreum is a stunning natural attraction shaped like a classic volcanic cone. Boasting scenery as picturesque as a landscape painting, Dongal Oreum offers visitors breathtaking views and unforgettable natural beauty.
Nature120 min한라산 철쭉 등산대회
(사)대한산악연맹 제주특별자치도연맹이 주최,주관하는 등산 동호인 단체 및 개인을 대상으로 한 한라산 등산 대회
Nature120 minHallasan Wild Bracken Festival
Held in Namwon-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju, the 29th Hallasan Wild Bracken Festival is a quintessential experiential festival that celebrates the arrival of spring in Jeju. Visitors can enjoy the hands-on experience of harvesting fresh bracken and can also purchase various local delicacies, such as pickled bracken, directly on-site.
Nature120 minStar Money Star Garden
Located near Gosan Elementary School in Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju, Star Money Star Garden is a specialty restaurant where you can enjoy the tender and chewy texture of aged Jeju black pork grilled over traditional briquette charcoal fires. The signature menu item, 'Jeju Black Pork Wave Pork Belly,' is hand-sliced daily to a precise thickness of 2mm to 5mm to ensure peak freshness. Guests can indulge in a truly romantic dining experience while surrounded by the beautiful scenery of Star Money Star Garden.
Nature120 min58th Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Sports Festival
The 58th Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Sports Festival was a three-day sporting event held from April 19 to 21, 2024, across various venues in Seogwipo, including the Gang Chang-hak General Stadium. The festival featured a total of 51 sporting events, encompassing diverse categories such as general, para-athlete, and overseas resident divisions.
Nature120 minDolnang Art Academy
Dolnang Art Academy is an ecological art garden that opened in the spring of 2024 after 14 years of dedicated cultivation of once-barren land. The garden's primary themes are exquisite bonsai and rock plantings (seokbujak), reflecting the profound artistic spirit of its owner. Within this garden, where diverse native Jeju plants harmonize beautifully with volcanic stones, visitors can admire seasonal flowering trees and weathered stone artworks that evoke a sense of timelessness. The landscape also features charming artificial waterfalls, such as the Poodle Waterfall adorned with puppy-shaped sculptures, and scenic views of vibrant crape myrtles.
Nature120 minThe 28th Seogwipo Rapeseed Flower International Walking Competition
Seogwipo's representative spring festival, the Rapeseed Flower International Walking Competition, will be held in Seogwipo City (Jeju World Cup Stadium) from Saturday, March 28 to Sunday, March 29, 2026.
Nature120 minCatholic Pilgrimage Route - Kim Dae-geon Road
A time of meditation with over 110 years of history, a pilgrimage from Gosan Cathedral to Yongsu Holy Land, the landing place of St. Kim Dae-geon.
Nature120 minThe 15th Seogwipo Spring Festival
A cultural festival held in Seogwipo, the city that welcomes the earliest spring on the Korean Peninsula!
Nature120 minSongnyeongi Valley
Songnyeongi Valley is a significant site of the Jeju April 3 Incident, marking the location where the bodies of armed fighters who perished during the battle at Uigwi National School on January 12, 1949, were collectively interred. The site features memorial signs and a Bangsatap (pagoda) dedicated to honoring the victims. Every year on August 15, various organizations gather here to perform weeding rituals and hold Cheondojae (ancestral memorial services) to remember the fallen.
Nature120 minCatholic Road Jeong Nan-ju Road (Road of Pain)
Known as the "Road of Pain" among the pilgrimage routes of the Catholic Diocese of Jeju, Catholic Road Jeong Nan-ju Road (Road of Pain) is a 13.8km walking course that stretches from Daejeong Seongji (the tomb of Maria Jeong Nan-ju) to Moseulpo Catholic Church. This path is steeped in profound history, tracing the legacies of the Daejeonghyeon Fortress walls, the exile site of Chusa Kim Jeong-hui, and the Seotal Oreum 4.3 Memorial Site, as well as the sacred burial grounds of Maria Jeong Nan-ju—the wife of martyr Hwang Sa-yeong and niece of the scholar Dasan Jeong Yak-yong.