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Nature120 minBodeoksa Temple
Founded in 1943 with the construction of an 18-pyeong thatched-roof prayer hall, Bodeoksa is a sub-temple of Gwaneumsa Temple under the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. The Daeungjeon (Main Buddha Hall) houses a 17th-century wooden seated Buddha, which was brought from Daeheungsa Temple in Haenam during the temple's founding. This exquisite Buddhist statue is designated as a Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Cultural Material.
Nature120 minBorimsa Temple
Established in 1957 at the entrance of Sarabong in Jeju, Borimsa Temple features various structures including the Daeungjeon Hall, Dharma Hall, and Cheonwangmun Gate. The temple is a must-visit destination as it enshrines the Wooden Seated Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva, which was designated as a Jeju Tangible Cultural Heritage in 2002.
Nature120 minBoksin Mireuk
Dating back to the early Joseon Dynasty, these two massive stone Buddha statues are the largest of their kind on Jeju Island. Located in Geonip-dong and Yongdam-dong as Dongjabok and Seojabok respectively, these 2.8-meter-tall statues are carved from porous basalt. They feature oval faces and brimmed hats reminiscent of the iconic Dolhareubang (stone grandfathers), and stand as significant historical treasures mentioned in the 1704 publication, Namhwan Bangmul.
Nature120 minBuon
Located near Jeju City Hall, this Japanese restaurant specializes in soba, salmon, and tempura. The menu features a deep, flavorful broth simmered for 48 hours with katsuobushi and soy sauce, paired with fresh salmon prepared every morning. Embracing a slow-food philosophy, every dish is cooked to order to ensure the highest quality and freshness.
Nature120 minBultapsa Temple
Located at the foot of Wondangbong Peak in Samyang-dong, Jeju City, Bultapsa Temple is a branch temple of Gwaneumsa Temple under the 23rd District of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. It served as the original temple for Wondangsa, which was one of the three major temples on Jeju Island during the late Goryeo Dynasty. The temple is home to a designated treasure: a five-story stone pagoda built of basalt dating back to the Goryeo Dynasty.
Nature120 minGeubun Oreum Natural Recreation Forest
Located in Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo City, Geubun Oreum Natural Recreation Forest is a serene natural retreat offering diverse hiking trails such as the Geubun Oreum Trail (1.7 km), Sunrise Forest Path (6.7 km), Sangjatsung Forest Path (3.2 km), and the Barrier-Free Sharing Forest Trail (1 km). Facilities include forest cabins, a forestry culture and recreation center, an ecological pond, a forest bathing area, and a lawn plaza. Visitors can enjoy accommodation and camping at the forest campsite, which operates from June to November.
Nature120 minBeach Story Hotel
Located directly in front of Hamdeok Beach, Beach Story Hotel offers guests the perfect opportunity to enjoy breathtaking views of the Jeju sea. The accommodations feature well-maintained guest rooms, including twin, double, and traditional ondol options. The hotel is ideally situated for scenic drives along the Joham Coastal Road or for peaceful strolls through Seoubong Peak and the Jeju Olle Trail Route 19.
Nature120 minSaryeoni Forest Path
Recognized as one of Jeju's 31 hidden gems, this cedar-lined forest trail winds from Bijarim-ro through Mulchat Oreum and Saryeoni Oreum. The name 'Saryeoni' carries the meaning of a 'sacred forest,' offering travelers a serene escape where you can wander through dense cedar groves while immersing yourself in subtle woodland scents and the soothing sounds of nature.
Nature120 minSasu Port
Located just behind Jeju International Airport, Sasu Port is a small harbor better known as a scenic tourist destination for its stunning sunsets and nearby cafe streets rather than its commercial port functions. Following the coastal road from here will lead you to Iho Tewoo Beach, famous for its iconic horse-shaped lighthouses.
Nature120 minSamdado Hoejip
Located along the scenic Yongdam Coastal Road near Jeju International Airport, this restaurant specializes in fresh, wild-caught sashimi. The seafood is kept exceptionally fresh thanks to a constant direct supply of clean seawater to their tanks. They exclusively use domestic flatfish and red seabream, and orders of assorted sashimi come with a delightful spread of side dishes, including porridge, mackerel sashimi, spear squid sashimi, and sushi, along with abalone fried rice.
Samdasoo Forest Trail
Originally a forest road used by local residents, this trail was revitalized to showcase a lush canopy of towering cedar trees planted in the 1970s. At the trailhead, you will find a water exhibition center highlighting the value of Jeju Samdasoo, while the trail itself offers a glimpse into the area's history as a former pasture for horses and a traditional hunting ground.
Nature120 minSammu Guksu
Located in Yeon-dong, Jeju City, Sammu Guksu Jeju Main Branch is a specialty restaurant serving authentic Korean noodles. It is the perfect place to enjoy Gogi-guksu—a traditional Jeju dish featuring rich pork broth topped with tender sliced pork—at an affordable price.