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NatureRanimelle is a specialized music studio where you can easily and enjoyably learn the ukulele, a traditional Hawaiian string instrument. Located near the famous Hamdeok Beach, renowned for its stunning emerald waters, Ranimelle offers engaging ukulele lessons alongside creative songwriting workshops.
NatureThis healing walking tour utilizes the historical tourism resources of Jeju City's old downtown to let participants experience the history, culture, and nature of Seongan Olle through all five senses. Held to attract tourists from both within and outside the province and to revitalize the local economy, the festival takes place around the Seongan Olle Courses 1 and 2.
NatureLocated in Hallim-eup, Jeju City, Neujiri Oreum (Mangoreum) takes its name from 'Neujiri,' the former name of Sangmyeong-ri. Since the installation of beacon fire stations in the 16th century, it has also been known as Mangoreum. The trail is gentle enough for children and seniors to enjoy a light hike, and the summit observatory offers breathtaking, expansive views stretching across the entire northwestern region of Jeju Island, including the majestic Hallasan.
NatureLocated near Gwandeokjeong in downtown Jeju, Ihu Books is a charming, small-scale independent bookstore. Unlike mainstream bookshops, its shelves are packed with a diverse array of independent publications covering a wide range of unique themes. At the entrance, you will find inspiring quotes updated daily for visitors to enjoy, and the shop also features a specially curated selection of books from its own publishing imprint, Ihu Jin Press.
NatureAt Hallim Park Maehwa (Plum) Festival, you can witness a breathtaking spectacle as weeping plum trees—some over 80 years old—drape gracefully like willow branches, alongside vibrant blooms of white, red, and green plum blossoms that have flourished for decades. This beloved spring festival is a favorite among visitors, offering the perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the elegant dignity of the plum blossoms and the sweet fragrance of daffodils, all while celebrating the arrival of spring in Jeju.
NatureThere is a time when we spend our days most meaningfully. It is when a year begins and when a year ends. If we can live worthily every day, each day will be precious. You are the one starting your day.
NatureLocated about 400 meters off the coast of Bukchon-ri village at the northern tip of Jeju, Daryeodo Island is an uninhabited rocky islet composed entirely of dark basalt. The island is also known as Dalseodo because its silhouette resembles a seal, and it consists of a cluster of small, independent islets.
NatureFerries operating from the main island of Jeju to Marado depart from two locations: Songaksan and Ujin Port. Most travelers make reservations in advance, but it is common to see passengers miss their boats due to confusion between these two departure points. Please read this guide carefully to avoid any mistakes and ensure a wonderful, seamless journey to Marado.
NatureSelected as one of the "150 Must-Visit Bookstores in the World Before You Die" by Belgium's Lannoo Publishers, Bookstore rumors is a charming independent bookstore in Jeju. The cozy interior perfectly captures the unique atmosphere of Jeju, featuring thoughtfully curated collections organized by theme. Visitors can immerse themselves in the experience by listening to audio poetry through large headphones or simply enjoy the freedom to read and browse through the collection.
NatureNestled within the lush forests upstream from Jeongbang Waterfall near Seogwipo Port, Jeongmo Shelter marks the very source of the cascading waters of Jeongbang Waterfall, one of Jeju's three most iconic waterfalls. Crystal-clear spring water, which remains ice-cold year-round, flows through the area. The site features a natural swimming pool formed by a small dam built across the valley; with its shallow depths, it is a safe and delightful spot for children to splash around and enjoy water activities.
NatureOriginally a site where Japanese Shinto shrines were once maintained during the Japanese colonial period, the Jungmun-ri Shrine Site was demolished by local residents following Korea's liberation. Today, the Jungmun Catholic Church stands on this very ground. This location holds a profound and somber history as a site of massacre during the April 3 Incident, where families fleeing the suppression forces were executed. The area around the parking lot behind the church has been identified as the specific site of these tragic events. In 2018, the Catholic Diocese of Jeju designated the church as a memorial for the April 3 Incident and erected a commemorative cross to honor the victims.
NatureSanyang Keuneonggot Firefly Tour features a unique Gotjawal forest landscape characterized by rugged canyons rather than flat terrain. The area is divided into Dalgu-ji-gil—a charming path perfect for photo opportunities and experiential learning—and scenic forest trekking trails. Every year from early to mid-June, the Sanyang Keuneonggot Firefly Tour offers a special nighttime program, providing a magical ecological experience where you can observe fireflies up close within the enchanting forest.
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