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Lee Jung-seop StreetShopping

South90 min

Lee Jung-seop Street

Lee Jung-seop Street is a vibrant cultural and artistic district located in Seogwipo, steeped in the traces of the genius painter Lee Jung-seop. The street features the preserved Lee Jung-seop residence—a traditional thatched-roof house where he lived with his family during their wartime displacement—offering a poignant glimpse into the lifestyle of that era. Today, the area beautifully blends history with creativity, as various artisan workshops and contemporary art spaces coexist along the street.

Sanjicheon StreamShopping

North90 min

Sanjicheon Stream

Sanjicheon Stream flows from the vicinity of Hallasan, passing through the downtown area of Jeju City and alongside Dongmun Market before reaching Jeju Port. Following a restoration project in 1995, it achieved its current state of clear, flowing waters in 2002. The stream is home to freshwater fish such as sweetfish and mullet, and it is used as a spot for fishing and swimming during the summer. Nearby attractions include Chilseong Tong, Dongmun Traditional Market, Arario Museum, and the Kim Man-deok Memorial Hall.

NeulsodamNature

North120 min

Neulsodam

Located in Samdo-i-dong, Jeju City, Neulsodam is a specialized noodle restaurant that reimagines traditional Jeju-style noodles to suit the palates of modern travelers. Through creative culinary experimentation, Neulsodam offers a unique menu that showcases the true flavors of the island. Guests can indulge in signature dishes such as Jeju Badang Mulhoe Guksu (cold seafood noodles), Gujaenggi Tteopbap Jeongsik (small clam rice set), Black Pork Gosari Sotbap (black pork and bracken stone pot rice), and Bomal Kalguksu (top shell knife-cut noodles), each offering a distinct and unforgettable taste of Jeju.

Cafe OnolCafé

South90 min

Cafe Onol

Located in Daepo-hang Port, Seogwipo, Cafe Onol is a charming dessert cafe that serves a variety of specialty drinks and sweets made with fresh milk from cows grazed naturally on the slopes of Hallasan. The menu features seasonal fruits sourced directly from local farms, ensuring the freshest flavors in every bite. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking ocean views overlooking the port while wandering through a beautifully designed garden inspired by traditional stone walls and the lush, mystical forests of Gotjawal.

Donirang Jeju Black Pork Main BranchFood

South90 min

Donirang Jeju Black Pork Main Branch

Located in Seogwipo, Jeju, Doni-rang is a premier dining destination specializing in premium Jeju black pork. Much like the high standards found at Hyundai Department Store, the meat at Doni-rang is aged for 930 hours at an optimal temperature to ensure peak flavor and tenderness. Each serving features thick, succulent cuts of pork expertly grilled to perfection. Guests can indulge in a variety of signature dishes, including the rich and flavorful Heukdon Deumbuk, a hearty specialty made with deeply brewed broth.

Jeju Cultural Arts Promotion Agency 80th Anniversary of Liberation Special Exhibition: <Their Faces Become History: Portrait Exhibition of Jeju Women Independence Activists>Nature

North120 min

Jeju Cultural Arts Promotion Agency 80th Anniversary of Liberation Special Exhibition: <Their Faces Become History: Portrait Exhibition of Jeju Women Independence Activists>

Curated by the Jeju Cultural Arts Promotion Agency to commemorate the 80th anniversary of Korea's liberation, this exhibition features the portraits and installation works of Yun Suk-nam, a pioneer of feminist art. This special exhibition merges history with visual arts, bringing to life the faces and legacies of six female independence activists from Jeju, including Ko Su-seon, Kang Pyeong-guk, and Choe Jeong-suk.

Kang Bu-eon Invitational Exhibition "Sammu Diary" at Jeju Cultural Arts Promotion AgencyNature

North120 min

Kang Bu-eon Invitational Exhibition "Sammu Diary" at Jeju Cultural Arts Promotion Agency

Hosted by the Jeju Cultural Arts Promotion Agency, this special exhibition by artist Kang Bu-eon offers a modern reinterpretation of "Sammu"—the traditional Jeju lifestyle characterized by the absence of beggars, thieves, and gates. Visitors can explore a collection of paintings and woodworks that capture the island's unique identity. Held in Exhibition Hall 3, this exhibition provides a profound opportunity to experience the essence of Jeju through the works of an established artist who masterfully translates local heritage into art.