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Gasiri Guksanhwa Wind FarmNature

East120 min

Gasiri Guksanhwa Wind Farm

Located in Gasiri, Pyoseon-myeon—an untouched corner of southeastern Seogwipo—this wind farm marks a transformative milestone for the village since its selection in 2009 as Korea's first community-participatory wind power project. Set within the vast plains of the Gasiri Common Pasture, the site is surrounded by stunning canola flower fields. It is situated near the famous Noksan-ro road, a premier driving route known for its breathtaking collaboration of yellow canola blossoms and cherry blossoms in spring. In the autumn evenings, the fields transform into an exotic spectacle where shimmering silver grass dances alongside the rhythmic rotation of massive wind turbines. Visitors can enjoy picturesque scenes of Jeju ponies and cattle grazing peacefully against a backdrop of towering turbines, Hallasan Mountain, and traditional stone walls. To the left of the entrance, a path leads to the Canola Flower Plaza, where you can enjoy a cup of tea at a local cafe. The view from the cafe stairs offers a charming, pastoral landscape, with even more vibrant canola fields stretching out behind the building.

Experience

North90 min

Gyulhyanggi Tangerine Experience Farm

Located in Nohyeong-dong, Jeju, Gyulhyanggi is a tangerine picking farm offering excellent accessibility to Jeju City and Jeju International Airport. For a small fee, you can rent a basket and shears to harvest fresh tangerines, with 1kg of fruit included to take home. The farm features beautifully decorated photo spots, and seasonal activities are available, including outdoor green tangerine harvesting (from mid-October) and greenhouse tangerine harvesting (January–February).

Donggwang-ri Rural Experience VillageExperience

South90 min

Donggwang-ri Rural Experience Village

Located in the mid-altitude inland mountainous area of Jeju, Donggwang-ri Rural Experience Village is a green rural retreat operated by Donggwang-ri in Amdeok-myeon. Nestled on the gentle lava plateau of Hallasan’s southwestern slopes at an elevation of 200 to 400 meters, the village is surrounded by lush forests and numerous oreum (parasitic volcanoes). Visitors can explore significant historical sites related to the Jeju April 3 Incident, including the "Lost Village" monument stone, as well as natural landmarks such as Keun-neolpwoe, Hanmyo, and Dol-dari, which served as refuge points for local residents during the conflict.

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