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Jeju Horse Pasture Culture FestivalCafé

North90 min

Jeju Horse Pasture Culture Festival

The Jeju Horse Pasture Culture Festival (also known as the Heeing Festival) is a special event where the Jeju horse pastures, typically closed to the public, are opened for only two days a year. Visitors can witness the breathtaking sight of Jeju horses—a Natural Monument (No. 347) that inhabits the pastures throughout the winter—gathering across the meadows. This festival offers a unique opportunity to experience the harmony between traditional livestock culture and the beauty of nature.

Jeju Boseong MarketShopping

North90 min

Jeju Boseong Market

Established in 1972, Jeju Boseong Market has been a beloved traditional market in the heart of downtown Jeju City for over five decades. The bustling market is home to a diverse array of shops, including restaurants, butcher stalls, seafood vendors, dried fish sellers, bakeries, rice cake shops, and tailoring services. Amidst its warm and nostalgic atmosphere, visitors can glimpse into the daily lives of local merchants while savoring an abundance of delicious street food, such as the market’s famous sundae (Korean blood sausage).