NatureSancheondan Altar
The Altar for Rituals to Hallasan Mountain, Full of Black Pine Trees. Designated as Natural Monument 160
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NaturePopulation of Black Pines Near Sancheondan Altar
One of the Hidden Views of Jeju-si
NatureSamgakbong Peak
A Particularly Mysterious Part of Hallasan Mountain's Gwaneumsa Temple Course
NatureEoseungsaengak
A Numinous Mountain, One of Jeju-do Island's Highest Points
NatureOhyeondan Altar
Ohyeondan Altar was built to honor the five distinguished scholars (Ohhyeon) who contributed significantly to the advancement of Confucian studies during their exile or service as defense commanders in Jeju during the Joseon Dynasty. Designated as Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Monument No. 1 in 1971, the altar was reconstructed in 1892 following suggestions from local Confucian scholars after the destruction of Gyullim Seowon. Today, it also serves as a peaceful resting place, where massive, ancient trees provide refreshing shade for visitors.
NatureWondangbong Volcanic Cone
Where All Things Come to Recover
NatureWoldaecheon Stream
A Popular Vacation Destination for Residents in Jeju-do Island Unknown to Tourists
NatureJeolmul Oreum Volcanic Cone (Keundaena)
Site of Jeolmul Mineral Spring
NatureJeju Nanta Performance
Jeju Nanta Performance is Korea's first non-verbal performance, humorously depicting the chaotic yet rhythmic events that unfold in a kitchen using the traditional beats of Samulnori. Located in a dedicated theater on Seondolmokdong-gil in Jeju-si, Jeju Nanta Performance is held regularly and is suitable for audiences of all ages.
NatureJeju Museum of Art
A Museum in a Forest Overflowing with the Light and Breath of Art Where People, Art, and Nature Come Together
NatureJeju Fortress
The Fortress of the Capital of Tamnaguk, Designated as Provincial Monument No. 3
NatureJeolmul Natural Recreation Forest
Forest bathing enjoyed in a lush cedar forest.