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Sehwa-ri 109Nature

East120 min

Sehwa-ri 109

Nestled along the shores of Sehwa Beach, Sehwa-ri 109 is a specialty interior decor boutique set against a stunning backdrop of emerald waters and pristine white sands. The shop features a curated selection of works from renowned local artists, such as Jeju Nyangi and Judemarca, and offers a wide array of unique souvenirs and aesthetic lifestyle pieces. With its charming, atmospheric signage, Sehwa-ri 109 is the perfect place to find a meaningful piece of Jeju to take home with you.

Former site of Jochon Middle SchoolNature

North120 min

Former site of Jochon Middle School

Established in March 1946 through the voluntary efforts of local leaders and residents, the Former site of Jochon Middle School was a product of the surge in secondary school establishment during the liberation era. While the faculty consisted of highly talented intellectuals who had studied in places like Japan, most were lost during the April 3 Incident due to their connections with Namrodang organizations. The site also holds deep historical ties to Lee Deok-gu, the commander of the People's Guerrilla Force. Following the March 1st protests in 1947, teaching became increasingly difficult due to suppression by the U.S. military government and the West Jeju police. During this period, teachers and students frequently faced arrests and torture, and many were forced into organizations such as the Min-ae-cheong.

2026, the Year of the Horse, Tamna Kingdom's Ipchun Gut: "The earth trembles, spring is in full swing."Nature

North120 min

2026, the Year of the Horse, Tamna Kingdom's Ipchun Gut: "The earth trembles, spring is in full swing."

Experience the vibrant spirit of Jeju’s spring with 2026, the Year of the Horse, Tamna Kingdom's Ipchun Gut: "The earth trembles, spring is in full swing.", a cherished traditional seasonal festival that welcomes the new season with hopes for abundance. Celebrating the Year of the Red Horse (Byeong-o), this lively event unfolds at Gwanokjeong Square and surrounding areas, featuring spirited performances and festive rituals that embody the joyous energy of spring’s arrival.