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NatureThis cello and piano duo recital featuring members of the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra will be held at the Seogwipo Arts Center Grand Theater. Taking place on November 1, 2025, at 7:00 PM, this special performance offers an opportunity to enjoy high-quality classical music.
NaturePum Pum Mong is a place where you can receive various services for small, medium, and large dogs, as well as special breeds of dogs.
NatureJespi Beer Cooperative Brewery is a craft brewery that captures the spirit of Jeju in every pint. Their beers are brewed using malt made from 100% locally sourced Baekho barley and volcanic rock water naturally filtered through basalt. Since opening in 2013, this facility has been equipped with an annual production capacity of approximately 85 tons. Visitors can immerse themselves in the local craft beer culture by participating in guided brewery tours.
NatureA historical pilgrimage route of reconciliation that begins at Hwangsapyeong Holy Land, passes through Byeoldobong Peak, and reaches Jeju Central Cathedral.
NatureHosted by the Republic of Korea Air Force Band at the Seogwipo Arts Center, this concert commemorates the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Air Force and the 70th anniversary of the ROK-U.S. Alliance. Featuring the spirited and energetic programs unique to military bands, this event offers a wonderful opportunity for residents to enjoy melodies of peace together.
NatureThe 11th International Electric Vehicle Expo is a premier global platform for the transition toward eco-friendly e-mobility and the energy industry, held throughout the Jeju International Convention Center (ICC Jeju) and the Jungmun Tourist Complex. The event showcases a diverse range of e-mobility industries, including electric vehicles, electric vessels, and drones (UAM). Visitors can experience Jeju's unique future energy models through activities such as electric vehicle test drives, V2G (Vehicle-to-Grid) and ESS (Energy Storage System) demonstrations, and immersive experiences with offshore wind and green hydrogen-linked projects.
NatureLocated in Suwon-ri, Hallim-eup, Jeju, Pyeongsu Port is considered one of the oldest ports on the Hallim Coastal Road, alongside Daesu Port. Despite the construction of modern breakwaters in 2004, the area has preserved much of its original form, allowing visitors to experience the tranquil and timeless atmosphere of a traditional fishing port.
NatureHeld around the Andeok-myeon Office in Seogwipo, this signature local festival features three unique themes: a meaningful blood donation drive, a romantic hydrangea festival, and the "Grimeong-Georeumang" (Relaxing & Walking) hydrangea trek. Visitors can enjoy a diverse range of programs that combine breathtaking hydrangea scenery with the warmth of community spirit.
NatureHosted by Seogwipo City, the "2025 Writer's Walk with Professor Yu Hong-jun" features a special 1km walking course led by the renowned professor himself. The event offers a rich tapestry of cultural and artistic programs, including photography sessions with professional photographers, live jazz performances at Seogwijingseong Fortress, and exclusive lectures and book signing sessions for pre-registered participants.
NatureThis event invites participants to submit photographs taken at the National Jeju National Cemetery to select winning entries. The contest aims to honor those interred for their sacrifice and service to the nation and its people, while fostering a profound spirit of patriotism.
NatureLocated along the roadside in Inseong-ri, Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si, Nammunjimot Pond is a serene spot where a small pond harmoniously blends with a traditional pavilion, offering breathtaking views that stretch as far as Sanbangsan Mountain. The site holds profound historical significance, featuring a standing stone erected in memory of the era when Heo Ryeon, a disciple of Chusa Kim Jeong-hui, lived in exile and painted works inspired by the poet Su Dongpo.
NatureLocated in Tosan-ri, Pyoseon-myeon, Tosanbong Volcanic Cone (Mang Oreum Volcanic Cone) is a unique oreum featuring two horseshoe-shaped craters that together form the shape of a rabbit. During the Joseon Dynasty, this site served as a vital beacon station, exchanging signals with Jabaebongsu to the west and Dalsanbongsu to the east. It is because of this historical role as a lookout that it is also commonly known as Mang Oreum.