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NatureShinhyo Life Improvement Association offers a wonderful opportunity to experience healthy, delicious snacks made with fresh Jeju tangerines. Here, you can handcraft wholesome treats free from artificial additives, including the chance to make 'gwajeul'—a traditional Jeju-style snack made by frying barley flour dough and coating it with sweet grain syrup.
NatureAlpha Camp is Korea's only trekking support camp that supports the completion of the Jeju Olle Trail in a month. This innovative trekking camp provides accommodation, transportation, and even guidance from Olle experts.
NatureThe 2026 JFWF Jeju Food & Wine Festival is a premier gastronomic celebration dedicated to showcasing the incredible value of Jeju’s pristine ingredients and its rich culinary heritage to the world. Celebrating its 11th anniversary in 2026, the 2026 JFWF Jeju Food & Wine Festival will take place across Jeju from May 23 to June 13, centered around the evocative theme, "Back to the Essence."
NatureLocated on the coast of Songsan-dong in Seogwipo, Sonammeori features stunning columnar joint cliffs formed by ancient volcanic activity. The site takes its name, Sonammeori, from its resemblance to a cow's head or from the abundance of pine trees in the area. Here, you can experience the harmonious blend of the sea, lush forests, and a gentle stream all in one place. Visitors can also enjoy the nearby Sonammeori Park, which is equipped with outdoor fitness facilities.
NatureAn expo aiming to foster a Jeju-style food tech industry ecosystem and global business linkages based on Jeju's pristine agricultural, fisheries, and livestock resources and smart farming infrastructure.
Nature2026 Jeju Itsuda is a premier food expo held at the Jeju International Convention Center (ICC Jeju) Center 2, featuring approximately 150 booths showcasing and selling a wide array of culinary delights. Held concurrently with the 2026 Jeju Global Food Tech Expo, the event offers a unique opportunity to explore the present and future of Jeju's food industry through diverse themed experiences, such as 'Table of Stone Walls' and 'Table of Jeju.'
NatureLocated 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.
NatureA Hallasan hiking competition for hiking clubs and individuals, hosted and organized by the Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Federation of the Korea Alpine Federation.
NatureLocated on the southwestern coastal cliffs of Seogwipo, the Fossil Shells of Seogwipo Formation is a designated Natural Monument (No. 195). This site features a wealth of animal fossils, primarily shell fossils, which were deposited alongside sedimentary rock layers between 1.8 million and 500,000 years ago. Visitors can observe the ancient fossilized organisms revealed through the natural erosion of the rugged basalt-covered cliff terrain.
NatureHeld 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.
NatureLocated 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.
NatureThe 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.