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NatureLocated in Yeon-dong, Jeju City, this premium specialty restaurant offers a variety of Korean dishes, including braised cutlassfish and set menus featuring Hanwoo beef. With spacious seating for up to 500 guests and large private rooms, it is an ideal venue for family gatherings or formal meetings, offering high-quality set menus at reasonable prices.
NatureCheonwangsa Temple is located beneath Geumbonggok, one of the ninety-nine valleys east of Eoseungsaeng on Hallasan. It was founded in 1955 by Venerable Biryong under the name Suyeongsan Seonwon. The main attractions include Yongbawi Rock, located behind Daeungjeon Hall, and Seonnyeo Falls, the only waterfall on Hallasan, which can be reached by following the stream beside the temple. The autumn foliage coloring the rocky cliffs below is particularly spectacular.
NatureLocated near Jungmun Maze Park in Seogwipo, Jungmun Mackerel Ssambap Jeju Branch is a specialty restaurant dedicated to authentic Jeju local cuisine. The signature set menu features savory braised mackerel with aged kimchi (mukeunji) paired with a stone pot rice topped with a whole abalone. In addition to the braised mackerel, a variety of delicious dishes such as grilled abalone and grilled mackerel are also available. With its spacious interior and ample parking, Jungmun Mackerel Ssambap Jeju Branch is an ideal destination for large groups and social gatherings.
NatureThe Jejumok-Gwana Government Office, which served as the center of governance for the Jeju region during the Joseon Dynasty, has played a pivotal role in the politics, administration, and culture of Jeju from the era of Tamna to the Joseon Dynasty, and is designated as a national historic site. Currently, major buildings such as Gwandeokjeong, Manggyeongnu, and Yeongju-hyeopdang have been restored, and visitors can experience the unique historical breath of Jeju through the Jeju Mok History Museum and the Tamna Sunryeokdo Experience Center.
NatureNestled at Songdang Intersection in Gujwa-eup, Jeju City, Seopseop's family is a charming fusion restaurant that exudes a cozy, unpretentious atmosphere. Here, you can savor the clean, authentic flavors of Jeju’s traditional beef noodle soup (gukso) alongside unique Indian-inspired fusion curries, such as black pork curry and majesooba curry. It’s a delightful spot for those seeking a creative twist on local and international tastes.
NatureGudumi Port is a quaint little harbor where only small boats can dock, and its name originates from the local landscape, which is said to resemble the head and tail of a turtle. As the closest point to Seopseom Island, it is a renowned spot for tranquil snorkeling and diving adventures. It is also a breathtaking photography destination, perfect for capturing the stunning golden sunsets of Jeju.
NatureLocated within the historic walls of Daejeong-eup in Seogwipo, Chusa's former residence is the traditional thatched house where the great Joseon scholar Kim Jeong-hui lived during his period of exile. Comprising an inner house, a guest house, and an annex, this space serves as a profound historical site where he painted the masterpiece *Sehando* and perfected the renowned Chusa calligraphy style. Today, it is designated as Historic Site No. 487, preserving the legacy of his monumental achievements in epigraphy and calligraphy.
NatureLocated in Gujwa-eup, Jeju City, Myeongjin Jeonbok is a renowned specialty restaurant famous for its exquisite abalone dishes. Having been featured on the popular culinary program *Wednesday Food Talk*, it has earned a reputation for quality and flavor. The signature abalone stone pot rice is a must-try menu item, making Myeongjin Jeonbok a highly sought-after destination for travelers looking for a delicious breakfast option in eastern Jeju.
NatureBomok Port is a harbor located in Bomok-dong, Seogwipo-si. It is part of the Jeju Olle Route 6 and is a famous spot for Jari-mulhoe (damselfish raw fish soup), where the annual Jari-dom Festival is held every May. With Hallasan Mountain spreading out like a folding screen behind the port and Munseom and Seopseom islands floating in the sea ahead, it is a beautiful location to enjoy the sunset. Additionally, the stairway near the Bomok Haenyeo House is a well-known photo zone popular on social media.
NatureEongtto Falls, located in Gangjeong-dong, Seogwipo-si, is a waterfall approximately 50 meters high. It typically remains a dry stream, only revealing its magnificent presence after more than 70mm of rainfall occurs in the mountainous areas. The name originates from the Jeju dialect, meaning "small cave (eong)" and "entrance (tto)." Surrounded by natural warm-temperate forests, the area offers scenic views of evergreen landscapes throughout all four seasons.
NatureLocated in Samdal-ri, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si—the filming location for the popular dramas *Welcome to Samdal-ri* and *Our Blues*—Samdal Garden is a private camellia garden of breathtaking beauty. Spanning approximately 33,000 square meters, this enchanting estate features a blend of palm tree paths, olive tree walkways, and a charming cafe, creating a uniquely exotic atmosphere. It is especially renowned as a premier destination to witness the stunning bloom of miniature camellias, which reach their peak splendor in February.
NatureLocated in Seogwipo, Hodo Bakery makes wholesome bread using organic flour and carefully selected ingredients. It uses no emulsifiers or dough improvers and sells only bread baked fresh that day.