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NatureLocated near Panpo Port in Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju, Oji Hill Jeju is an Australian-inspired dessert cafe that offers a unique escape. The menu features a stunning array of colorful cakes and their signature fluffy pavlovas. With a private parking lot conveniently located right next to the cafe, visiting is easy, and the surprisingly spacious interior allows you to fully immerse yourself in its exotic, dreamy atmosphere.
NatureSoldongsan 8 Scenic Views is a unique cultural heritage site developed through a collaboration between Seogwipo City and the local community, weaving together the rich history and stories of Soldongsan—once the economic and cultural heart of old Seogwipo. Since the establishment of Seogwijinseong Fortress in 1589, this area has served as a vital strategic military base, and the site now embodies themes of longevity and prosperity. The journey through the Soldongsan 8 Scenic Views begins at Seogwijinseong and guides visitors through eight distinct landmarks, including Moksa-gomok, Seojin-noseong, Sinjak-daero, and Jangsu-jiwon.
NatureHosted and organized by the Jeju Foundation for Arts and Culture, 2025 Gapado AiR Final Exhibition: <Perhaps the Rain Does Not Wish to Touch the Ground> is an exhibition that captures the textures of sensation and contemplation perceived by artists. Visitors can appreciate works realized within the wind and time of Gapado.
NatureLocated in Seonheul-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju, Albam (Albamaegi, Albam Oreum Volcanic Cone) is a horseshoe-shaped volcanic cone standing at an altitude of 394m with a height of 154m. Its unique shape strikingly resembles a chestnut, which is where its name originates. Because it is situated lower than the neighboring Utbam Oreum, it is affectionately known as 'Albam' or 'Albamaegi' (meaning 'little chestnut' or 'lower chestnut'). A scenic 60-minute trek along the trail offers visitors breathtaking views of the beautiful Jeju landscape.
NatureTo enjoy this “must-see” moment, why not take a drive through Sallok Road to the west around sunset?
NatureLocated near the Jewon Apartment in Yeon-dong, Jeju City, Cafe Muro is a charming brunch cafe offering a diverse menu, including delicious pasta and sandwiches. Please note that there is no private parking available, so guests should use the nearby alleys or public parking lots. The second floor features spacious seating, making it an ideal spot to relax.
NatureBringing the retro charm of Seoul's Ikseon-dong to Jeju, Changhwadang Seogwipo Branch is a delightful snack house serving freshly handmade dumplings, jjolmyeon, tteokbokki, and more. Guests can enjoy a wide variety of dishes, including signature menu items crafted with fresh ingredients from the pristine Jeju sea and hearty dumpling hotpots.
NatureMeaning "a cemetery where righteous souls are laid to rest together," Hyeonui Joint Cemetery is located along the roadside, approximately 400 meters east of Uigwi Elementary School in Uigwi-ri, Namwon-eup, Namjeju-gun. Once an affluent village during the Japanese colonial period, this mid-mountain settlement suffered devastating losses during the Jeju 4·3 Incident. Today, Hyeonui Joint Cemetery serves as a solemn resting place for the victims of that tragic history.
NaturePerched atop a cliff near Seomun-ro 38beon-gil in Seogwipo, Geulmae Art Village was established in 2007 through a public art project. The village is adorned with charming murals and artistic installations tucked away in its narrow alleys and winding hillside paths. Often referred to as a "scenic trail," Geulmae Art Village seamlessly blends art with the surrounding natural beauty, making it a perfect place for a peaceful stroll and artistic contemplation. Since it is directly connected to Geulmae Ecological Park, it is an ideal destination to visit both locations together.
NatureThe 6th Jeju Book Fair is preparing a venue where participating teams can willingly share and explore each other's worlds through the books and works they have created.
NatureJeju Glamping (Infinite Jamihyang) is a luxury glamping resort featuring 80 individual units, making it one of the largest facilities of its kind in Korea. The resort offers a variety of accommodations, including cabana tents with private gardens and stylish conical tipi tents. Nestled in a lush forest filled with vibrant flowers and trees, Jeju Glamping (Infinite Jamihyang) provides the perfect setting to enjoy immersive camping experiences and unforgettable BBQ parties.
NatureDesignated as Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Monument No. 41, Gwakji Seashell Mound is located in a cultivated area about 1 km inland from the northern coast of Jeju Island. Spanning an impressive area of approximately 50,000㎡, it stands as the largest shell mound on Jeju Island. The site features cultural layers over 1 meter thick, spanning from the late Bronze Age through the Joseon Dynasty, with its primary period of activity dating back to the Tamna Kingdom (the Three Kingdoms and Unified Silla periods).