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Nature120 minGyorae Samdasu Village, Special Zone for Native Chicken Distribution
Designated as a special zone for native chicken distribution, Gyorae Samdasu Village, Special Zone for Native Chicken Distribution, is home to a variety of local restaurants specializing in authentic dishes made with native chicken. As a place where the local community and the pure Samdasu water come together, Gyorae Samdasu Village, Special Zone for Native Chicken Distribution, is a must-visit destination that promises a delightful and flavorful travel experience.
Nature120 minMittipo
Taking its name from the Spanish phrase "Mi tipo," meaning "my type," Mittipo is a curated space that captures the essence of Jeju through fragrance. The studio offers a variety of creative classes, including workshops for perfumes, candles, soaps, and diffusers. Mittipo Tea House, located on Obok 2-gil in Jeju-si, operates as a charming cafe, while a separate workshop-style studio can also be found on Jangsu-ro in Seogwipo-si.
Nature120 minDeungmeoeul Leisure
Located on Udo Island, Jeju, Deungmeoeul Leisure is a premier rental shop specializing in the latest electric vehicles and scooters. It is the perfect starting point for your island adventure; you can rent your ride immediately after disembarking from the ferry and set off to freely explore both the major landmarks and the hidden scenic gems of Udo.
Nature120 minMungdeland
Located in Nohyeong-dong, Jeju City, near Jeju International Airport, Mungdeland is a premier doggy daycare and pet hotel. The facility offers excellent accessibility, featuring ample parking space and a cozy interior designed with various styles to ensure comfort. The large-scale hotel suites are equipped with individual heating systems and ventilation facilities, while the property also boasts both a spacious natural grass playground and an indoor exercise area.
Nature120 minGangbyeongdae Church
Built in 1952 during the Korean War to strengthen the spiritual resolve of soldiers from the 1st Army Training Center, Gangbyeongdae Church is a significant Registered Cultural Heritage site. The structure features a unique architectural design, combining walls made of local Jeju basalt with a wooden truss supporting a tin roof. It holds immense historical value as it was constructed directly by the engineering corps without the assistance of civilian technicians.
Nature120 minBirthday Momo
Tucked away in a charming little alley near Gwandeokjeong in Jeju City, Birthday Momo is a lifestyle shop filled with curated aesthetics and unique sensibilities. The space is brimming with adorable cups, candles, plants, and thoughtful gift items, each showcasing distinctive designs and a soulful atmosphere that will capture your heart.
Nature120 minJocheon Manse Hill
This memorial park stands on the historic site of the Jocheon Manse Movement, one of the three major anti-Japanese independence movements in Jeju. Within the park, you will find the Memorial Tower for Patriotic Ancestors and the March 1st Independence Movement Monument. Jocheon Manse Hill was thoughtfully designed as a space to honor the brave souls who sacrificed their lives for independence and to serve as a solemn sanctuary for the longing for peace.
Nature120 minHyungjehaean-ro Observatory
Offering breathtaking views of Hyeongje Island, Hyungjehaean-ro Observatory is situated along a scenic route designated as one of the "100 Most Beautiful Roads in Korea," stretching from Songaksan Mountain and Sagye Beach to Sanbangsan Mountain and Yongmeori Coast. Visitors can enjoy stunning sunsets dipping between the two islands, while the spacious grassy plaza surrounding Hyungjehaean-ro Observatory provides the perfect peaceful retreat for travelers to rest and unwind.
Nature120 minSogilbyeolha
Sogilbyeolha is a place cherished by many, famously known as the former home of Lee Hyori and Lee Sang-soon and the filming location for the popular drama *Hyori's Homestay*. Today, it has been reimagined as a curated lifestyle boutique featuring local Jeju brands. Visitors can browse a beautiful selection of furniture and interior decor, while also indulging in delicious local treats such as milk sand cookies and tangerine gangjeol.
Nature120 minPyeongdaeri Bulteok
Located just below Dokke Dongsan near Pyeongdae Beach, Pyeongdaeri Bulteok is a spacious area enclosed by low stone walls. In the Jeju dialect, the name refers to a "low stone threshold where a fire is lit." Historically, Pyeongdaeri Bulteok served as a traditional resting place where haenyeo (female divers) would gather to warm themselves by a crackling fire after finishing their diving sessions during the cold winter months.
Nature120 minLovely Dogs
Located on Yeonbuk-ro in Jeju City, Lovely Dogs is a charming dog cafe featuring a bright, pristine white interior designed as a spacious playground where pups can roam freely. The entry fee for dogs is 5,000 KRW, and the venue also offers professional grooming and pet hotel services.
Nature120 minSeonjoki Oreum Volcanic Cone (Alseonjoki)
Seonjoki Oreum Volcanic Cone (Alseonjoki) is a twin volcanic cone consisting of two peaks: Alseonjoki and Utseonjoki, boasting elevations of 291.2m and 307.3m, respectively. Connected by an eastern ridge, Alseonjoki is characterized by its distinctive horseshoe-shaped crater that opens toward the east.