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Nature120 minJungmun Equestrian Park
Located near the Jungmun Tourist Complex in Seogwipo, Jungmun Equestrian Park offers a unique opportunity to experience horseback riding safely, even for beginners, while enjoying breathtaking views of the ocean and Hallasan Mountain. The course riding along the coastal Olle Trail is particularly popular, and visitors can also enjoy hands-on experiences such as feeding the horses.
Nature120 minBang-o'-dinehr
Located near the Seogwipo Olle Market, Bang-o'-dinehr is a boutique wine shop where stepping through the doors reveals an impressive collection of bottles neatly arranged on elegant wooden shelves. It is the perfect destination to visit after exploring the Olle Market, offering a wonderful opportunity to discover high-quality wines at very reasonable prices.
Nature120 minSite of Song Gye-sun’s House,
Just past the Songjuksa Site lies a spacious clearing, which marks the Site of Song Gye-sun’s House. This is the original residence where the exiled scholar Chusa first stayed upon arriving in Daejeong. Song Gye-sun was the first local official to oversee Chusa, and it was here that Chusa, serving his sentence under house arrest (wirianchi), began his life in a traditional thatched house enclosed by a protective thorn fence.
Nature120 minSamyang Breakwater
Located along Jeju Olle Route 18, Samyang Breakwater is situated just a five-minute drive from Samyang Beach. With its tranquil atmosphere, it is an ideal spot for a peaceful stroll, relaxation, or fishing. Nearby attractions include Saegaksi Mul and the site of Hwanhae Jangseong Fortress.
Nature120 minThree seasons
Located in Ido-idong, Jeju City, Three seasons is a specialized restaurant dedicated exclusively to chicken dishes, serving flavorful yet clean-tasting Baeksuk (boiled chicken soup) and Samgyetang (ginseng chicken soup). The signature menu is the 'Whole Native Chicken Course,' which features high-quality native chickens certified by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs. For those looking to add more variety, delicious single dishes such as green onion chicken pancakes and stir-fried chicken gizzards are also available. With its generous portions, great value, and spacious public parking lot, Three seasons is an ideal destination for family gatherings or dining with elders.
Nature120 minKkuljamjari
Opened in December 2015 after the renovation of local houses and restaurants within Moseulpo Port, Kkuljamjari is a charming guesthouse with a 24-guest capacity. Its prime location within the harbor provides easy access to nearby seafood restaurants and a public parking lot located right in front. The accommodations feature a variety of options, including dormitory rooms for 2 to 8 guests and family rooms for 2 to 4 guests. Please note that cooking is only permitted in the family rooms; all other guest rooms are non-cooking facilities.
Nature120 minBarut Spa
People often stand before the rising sun, making wishes or renewing their resolve for the future. Conversely, gazing at a crimson sunset allows them to let go of the tensions of everyday life and become absorbed in the atmosphere. The coastal road in front of Sinyeom Port in Sinyeom-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju City, is one of the best spots for a sunset drive. Here, a cozy space offers a respite for those weary of daily life. Named after the Jeju dialect word for sea, "Barut," Barut Spa is located within the Olle Resort complex, overlooking the coastal road and the Aewol Sea beyond a small forest. The spa exudes a cozy atmosphere.
Nature120 minSleeping Lion
Sleeping Lion is an enterprise dedicated to collecting and recording the ecological soundscapes of Jeju. They offer a unique "sound walking" trekking program, where participants wander through nature while wearing headsets and small recorders to capture the ambient sounds of the environment. The core mission of Sleeping Lion is to document the vanishing natural sounds of Jeju, serving as a bridge that connects the past with the present and sharing these precious auditory experiences with every visitor.
Nature120 minHoguk Bohun Month "Sok-Sok-Sok" Everyone's Remembrance Concert
Held in observance of the Month of Patriots and Veterans, this concert is dedicated to honoring and expressing gratitude to the heroic spirits of the nation. Under the subtitle "Remembrance in our daily lives, in our hearts, and in Jeju," this event will take place on June 19 at 4:00 PM at the Jeju National Cemetery, bringing together local residents for a meaningful afternoon of reflection and music.
Nature120 minTamra Riding Club
Established in 1983, Tamra Riding Club is home to approximately 80 Halla horses and Jeju ponies, making it an ideal destination where even beginners can easily enjoy the thrill of horseback riding. Located near Sangumburi, Tamra Riding Club offers a unique opportunity to ride through breathtaking Jeju landscapes and golden autumn silver grass fields. To make your experience even more memorable, professional photo services are also available.
Nature120 minMyeongho Manong-galbi Yeondong Main Branch
Myeongho Manong Galbi Main Branch is a specialized restaurant where premium Jeju-grown Hanwoo beef ribs are expertly butchered and prepared on-site. The signature dish is the Manong Galbi, featuring carefully selected Hanwoo beef (grade 1+ or higher) combined with a traditional garlic marinade perfected over 30 years of culinary expertise.
Nature120 minNamdu Signaling Site
Designated as a Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Monument, the Namdu Signaling Site is a Joseon Dynasty communication facility perched atop a coastal cliff. It was used to transmit signals during emergencies or enemy invasions by communicating with the signaling sites in Jobu to the east and Aewol to the west. Unlike traditional beacon stations typically located on mountain peaks, the Namdu Signaling Site is uniquely characterized by its placement on a high elevation close to the shoreline.