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NatureUdo Lighthouse is the first lighthouse to light up Jeju, with its very first light shining in March 1906. In December 2003, it was rebuilt as a circular concrete structure standing 16 meters tall. Equipped with a large rotating lens developed with domestic technology, its light can be seen from as far as 50km away.
NatureYoon Star Pizza & Pasta is a specialty wood-fired pizza restaurant owned and operated by a comedian. They serve pizzas baked quickly in a hot wood-fired oven, resulting in a texture that is crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside. Their signature menu items, which are highly popular, include the 'Yoon Star Saranghaeyo' pizza made with natural cheese and premium olive oil, and the 'Gosari Oil Pasta' featuring Jeju bracken.
NatureLocated in Seongeup-ri, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si, this Joseon-era fortress surrounds the historic Seongeup Folk Village, a designated Important Folklore Cultural Material. While it was originally located in Goseong-ri, Seongsan-eup, it was later relocated to its current site. In 2004, academic surveys confirmed the original site's dimensions and the remaining traces of its ancient walls.
NatureLocated in Seopjikoji, Jeju, the Glass House is a masterpiece designed by the legendary modern architect Tadao Ando. Renowned for its original design that poetically elevates exposed concrete, this space is highly popular for its seamless harmony between architecture, nature, and light.
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NatureDangcheomul Cave is a lava tube belonging to the Geomunoreum Lava Tube System, estimated to have formed approximately 320,000 years ago. Despite being a lava tube, it is characterized by the development of secondary formations similar to those found in limestone caves due to the calcareous components of the shell sand on the surface. Inside the cave, unique geological landscapes can be seen, including icicle-shaped stalactites, stalagmites, and columns formed where they meet. As there is no entrance, the cave's interior remains perfectly preserved.
NatureGo Chang-hwan Ancestral House in Seongup Village, Jeju is a traditional house from the late Joseon Dynasty, estimated to have been built in the early 19th century. It was once used as an inn for the Jeongui-goeul area, earning it the nickname "Yeogwan-jip" (inn house) among local residents. The site well preserves a simple farmhouse layout consisting of an inner house (anchae) and a barn (heotganchae). In particular, visitors can observe the unique architectural features of residential houses in the San-nam region of Jeju, such as the entrance structure without a main gate and the horyeongchang (saenggitmun).
NatureGopyeong-o Old House, Seongup Village, Jeju is a traditional house believed to have been built during the Joseon Dynasty (estimated 1829). The layout consists of an Anggeori (inner house), Bakgeori (outer house), and Mokeori (storehouse). The Bakgeori once served as lodging and dining quarters for officials from the Jeongui-eup township office, while the double-leaf windows of the Daecheong (main hall) in the Anggeori are considered a rare architectural style found only in the southern regions of Jeju.
NatureLocated on Tokki Island, approximately 50m from the Hado-ri coast, Jeju Tokki Islandunjuran Habitat is the only natural habitat for Jeju Tokki Islandunjuran in Korea. The island is surrounded by rocks, with the colony flourishing on the sandy ground within. Growing in an environment with an average annual temperature of over 15°C, the Jeju Tokki Islandunjuran blooms with white flowers at night, releasing a strong fragrance. As the northernmost limit of its distribution, this site holds high academic value and is protected as a Natural Monument.
NatureThis travel itinerary allows you to experience the exquisite natural landscapes and unique flavors of Jeju Island. Explore Jeju's hidden gems, including the silver grass fields of Sangumburi, where a feast of autumn reeds unfolds, and Seongsan Ilchulbong, a breathtaking peak registered as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site.
NatureLocated in Songdang, a small and quiet village in Jeju, this book cafe offers a space to read books with simple beverages. It also operates 'Saenggak-ui Oreum,' a bookstay facility. The bookstay is exclusively for solo female travelers, and guests can borrow books from the shelves during their stay. The interior of the book cafe is thoughtfully designed with spaces that allow solo travelers to read comfortably. As a bookstore specializing in the humanities, Jeju Salon reflects the owner's deep interest in the arts and humanities. Some displayed books feature brief, one-line reviews by the owner, adding a sense of connection and fun to the book-selecting process. The bookstore also hosts various programs, such as book clubs for those who love reading and lectures by invited authors on the humanities.
NatureLocated next to Playce Camp near Seongsan Ilchulbong, Jolttiyuchae-bat is the only canola flower field in Jeju where you can enjoy a panoramic view of Seongsan Ilchulbong, Udo, and reed fields all at once. You can experience horseback riding while touring the surrounding canola fields, and you can take photos with Seongsan Ilchulbong in the background behind a heart-shaped structure.
NatureAn oreum located in Jongdal-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju. It is called Jimibong (meaning "end of the land") because it is situated at the tail end of Jeju Island, and is also colloquially known as the "land's end." It is located along Olle Course 21, and traces of an ancient beacon fire station remain at the summit. As the slope is relatively steep, wearing comfortable sneakers is recommended.