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Soesokkak Estuary is a deep basin formed where the freshwater of Hyodoncheon Stream meets the seawater. This scenic river attraction features a beautiful harmony of pine forests and uniquely shaped rocks formed by solidified lava. Located at the southern foot of Hallasan, it is an ideal starting point to experience the charm of Hahyo-dong, a major tangerine-producing village, while exploring the nearby columnar joints and Jungmun Saekdal Beach.
NatureSogilbyeolha is a local Jeju brand store renovated from the honeymoon home of Lee Hyori and Lee Sang-soon, which was featured on the JTBC program 'Hyori's Homestay.' Maintaining the original layout seen on the show—including the fireplace and dining table—the living room, bedroom, and kitchen areas have been repurposed as product display spaces. Visitors can purchase a variety of eco-friendly lifestyle goods and products from local Jeju brands, such as handmade bags, tableware, and diffusers. The store operates on a reservation-only basis.
This volcanic cone forms the head of Udo (the small island), and the residents of Udo call it 'Seommeori.' The southeastern slope plunges into the sea, forming 100-meter-high coastal cliffs, while the northern slope leads to the gentle lava plateau of Udo Village, shaped by past lava flows. It is a subaqueous tuff ring, and Mangdongsan, a crater rim known as Aloreum, rises in the center of the crater.
Nature421-1 Songakgwangwang-ro, Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do
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St. Isidore Farm was established in 1954 by Father McGlinchey (Im Pi-je), an Irish priest who arrived in the Hallim area of Jeju to help the impoverished local residents. The farm raises racehorses and dairy cows to produce organic milk, offering exotic scenery where vast grasslands harmonize with the Teshipon, a piece of modern architecture. At the cafe within the farm, you can taste their self-produced milk and visit walking trails and parks themed around faith.
NatureSukseongdo (Jeju Main Branch) is a specialized pork BBQ restaurant that serves 100% Jeju black pork using a cross-aging method of water-aging and dry-aging. Instead of the usual samgyeopsal, you can enjoy less common low-fat cuts such as sirloin, front leg, and hind leg, all enhanced by professional aging techniques. Additionally, staff members provide a service where they grill the meat directly for you.
Suwolbong Peak is a coastal protrusion standing approximately 77 meters high, located in Gosan-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju. Along with Seongsan Ilchulbong, it is a representative tuff ring volcano formed through phreatomagmatic activity. At the summit sits Suwoljeong, a hexagonal pavilion where rituals for rain were once performed, and the spring water emerging from various points along the cliffs is famous as a medicinal mineral water. From the summit observatory, you can enjoy views of Chagwido Island, Songaksan Mountain, and Dansan Mountain, and the sunset is particularly beautiful.
NatureSuwolbong Tuff Cone and Chagwi Coast is a scenic viewpoint in western Jeju, standing 77 meters above sea level. It is famous for the Eongal coastal cliffs that stretch 2km to the east and the geological trail located below them. At the summit, you will find Suwoljeong, a hexagonal pavilion once used for rain rituals, and an observatory. This location is also renowned as a premier sunset spot, offering breathtaking views with Chagwido Island in the background.
NatureLocated opposite Daeheul Elementary School in Jocheon-eup, Jeju, Tamura is a specialty Thai restaurant that offers modern reinterpretations of authentic Thai dishes, such as Tom Yum Goong, Pad Thai, and Pu Phat Pong Curry. Boasting a sophisticated interior designed by an architectural designer, Tamura features an exotic atmosphere, with spring rolls and Som Tum among its signature menu items.
NatureLocated in Seopjikoji, Jeju, The Phoenix Jeju Glass House is a masterpiece designed by the legendary modern architect Tadao Ando. The structure features a harmonious blend of exposed concrete and glass walls, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the surrounding ocean and natural scenery. Inside the building, you can find the Floist bakery cafe and the souvenir shop Favorite Island, both offering breathtaking views of the Jeju sea and Seongsan Ilchulbong through expansive floor-to-ceiling glass windows.
Udo Island (Udo Maritime Park) was historically called So-seom or Soe-seom because its shape resembles a reclining cow. It is a representative satellite island of Jeju, characterized by gentle slopes and fertile soil. A typical visit takes approximately 3 to 4 hours, allowing you to explore major attractions such as Geommeolle Beach, Udobong Peak, the Jeju Udo Red Algae Coralline Sand Beach (Seobinbaeksa), and Hagosudong Beach, before relaxing at a local cafe or restaurant.