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Myeongho Dot-galbi Daepyeong Main BranchNature

South120 min

Myeongho Dot-galbi Daepyeong Main Branch

Myeongho Dotgalbi, whose name incorporates the Jeju dialect word 'dot' meaning pork, is a restaurant specializing in fresh, premium Jeju pork ribs. By sourcing high-quality pork from eco-friendly farms and managing the entire process from slaughter to processing in-house, Myeongho Dotgalbi ensures that every dish is served at the peak of freshness. The restaurant currently operates two locations: the Airport Branch near Doduhang Port in Jeju-si, and the Daepyeong Main Branch, which sits directly facing the beautiful seaside in Daepyeong-ri, Seogwipo-si.

Aewol Hwanhaejangseong FortressNature

West120 min

Aewol Hwanhaejangseong Fortress

Located along the scenic coastline of Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Aewol Hwanhaejangseong Fortress is a stone fortress built to defend against the Sambyeolcho forces in the 11th year of King Wonjong's reign during the Goryeo Dynasty. Visitors can retrace the steps of this ancient stone fortification while driving along the beautiful Aewol Coastal Road. With its remarkably well-preserved structures, Aewol Hwanhaejangseong Fortress offers a profound sense of historical significance and a captivating glimpse into the past.

Burnt Tree (Burnt Tree)Nature

North120 min

Burnt Tree (Burnt Tree)

Located in Seonheul-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju, this remarkable zelkova tree tells a story of resilience. It is said that on November 21, 1948, the tree was scorched during a military operation that saw the village burn, yet it miraculously survived by sprouting new life from one side. Today, Burnt Tree presents a striking sight where the charred, dead wood coexists with vibrant, living branches. Alongside it, a Chinese toon tree—the offspring of another tree—has been sprouting and growing in tandem for decades, creating a unique scene of life intertwined with history.

Dreamland Children's LibraryNature

North120 min

Dreamland Children's Library

The Kumbadang Children's Library was originally a local space where presidents stayed during their visits to Jeju Island. Since its establishment in 1984, it has been used on eleven occasions by former presidents Chun Doo-hwan, Roh Tae-woo, and Kim Young-sam. After being removed from security in 1996, it was also briefly used as the official residence of the Jeju Governor. Returned to the residents of Jeju in 2014, the building, after much discussion, was renovated into the Kumbadang Children's Library in 2017.

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