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Nature

North120 min

Ora Supsori

Ora Supsori is a traditional Korean restaurant specializing in exquisite set menus, including plum blossom course meals that blend local Jeju flavors with authentic cuisine, Jeju pork shabu-shabu, and lotus leaf rice sets. The dishes are celebrated as a heartfelt tribute to the owner's mother, crafted by a former middle school English teacher of 30 years who sought to preserve her mother's authentic culinary legacy. Located just a 5 to 7-minute drive from Jeju International Airport, it is an ideal dining destination whether you are starting your journey or wrapping up your trip.

Experience

North120 min

Ora Country Club

Ora Country Club is a premier golf destination in Jeju, featuring an international-standard 36-hole course spread across a vast area of approximately 2.01 million square meters along the Yeongchunhwa Valley of Hallasan. The facility offers various amenities, including a clubhouse, tee houses, a pro shop, and a practice range, and operates under the "One Caddie One Bag System." It is open year-round.

Nature

North120 min

O Jjajang

Located in Oedodong, near Jeju International Airport, O Jjajang is a specialty Chinese restaurant. Its signature dish is Jjamppong, prepared with a generous amount of fresh seafood and vegetables for a spicy and bold flavor. The menu also offers a variety of other Chinese dishes, including Jajangmyeon and Seafood Jajang. With its spacious interior and private rooms, O Jjajang is an ideal destination for family dining or group gatherings.

Nature

North120 min

Oncha

Located near Buksu-gu Square next to Sanjicheon Stream in Jeju's old downtown, Oncha is a fusion Western restaurant. Its name is derived from the Jeju dialect word "tongchae," meaning "whole," reflecting its mission to introduce Jeju's local ingredients. The menu features signature dishes such as sirloin pork cutlet made with Jeju black pork, a swirl omelet rice with soft-scrambled eggs, and cream jjamppong made with Jeju spear squid. The restaurant features a clean, white-toned interior and utilizes a kiosk ordering system.

Café

North120 min

Old Bukchon

Located on the first floor of Bukchon Place Pension near the Neobeunsungi 4·3 Memorial Hall in Bukchon-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, Old Bukchon is a book cafe where old books are organized by color. The space is equipped with various sofas, chairs, and picture books. Signature menu items include the "Ttabong Daebong" (a Daebong persimmon smoothie) and the seasonal summer Dolhareubang patbingsu.

Experience

North120 min

Waheul Buckwheat Village

Located in Waheul-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju, this buckwheat village serves as a hub for the local 6th industrialization community project. Spanning a vast 330,580㎡ (approximately 100,000 pyeong), the fields are famous as a premier photography spot, with white buckwheat flowers blooming in full splendor every May and October due to Jeju's double-cropping cycle. In May, the village hosts vibrant festivals and various hands-on experience programs. The 'Meonnamaru' rural experience and recreation center features a restaurant and seminar rooms on the first floor, accommodations on the second, and a rooftop offering breathtaking panoramic views of the buckwheat fields. Most experience programs are designed for groups of 10 or more, and the lodging facilities include both group and family-style rooms.

Nature

North90 min

Yongdam Park

Yongdam Park is a small neighborhood park located near Yongduam Rock, serving as an urban oasis connected to the Yongyeon Bridge. Equipped with wooden benches and sculptures, it is a wonderful place to take a stroll or relax while gazing out at the coastline. At night, the park is illuminated with vibrant lights, offering a beautiful night view to enjoy.

Nature

North120 min

Yongdam Coastal Road

Spanning 6km from Yongduam to Dodubong, Yongdam Coastal Road is officially known as Seohaean-ro and forms part of the Olle Trail Course 17. A favorite driving route for Jeju locals, the road features various parks and lighting installations along the way, allowing visitors to enjoy the beautiful ocean views both day and night.

Experience

North120 min

Yongduam Haesu Land

Located on the coast of Yongdam-dong, Jeju City, Yongduam Haesu Land is a large-scale, 24-hour sauna facility that utilizes both seawater and freshwater. The site features palm tree landscaping, traditional bulhanjeungmak (traditional Korean dry saunas), a large waterfall, and an event plaza. It offers seawater saunas and jjimjilbang (Korean-style sauna) using clean seawater, providing a leisure space where you can overlook the stunning natural scenery of Yongduam and the pristine coastline.

Nature

North120 min

Wondangsa-ji

Wondangsa-ji is the site of a temple established by people from the Yuan Dynasty during the Goryeo Dynasty. It is home to the Jeju Bultapsa Five-story Stone Pagoda, which is currently designated as Treasure No. 1187. Located at the foot of Wondangbong, at an altitude of 170.4m, it is the only place in Jeju to see a five-story stone pagoda with multiple perforations, standing 385cm tall, dating back to the Goryeo Dynasty.

Nature

North120 min

Wolyeongsa (Jeju)

Wolyeongsa (Jeju) is a Korean Buddhist temple of the Taego Order, located on Pagunbong in Sanggwi-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju. It holds historical significance as Pagunbong was a site of the Sambyeolcho resistance during the Goryeo Dynasty. Founded in 1962 by Ven. Jihak, the temple's main hall enshrines a wooden seated Buddha from the Joseon Dynasty, which is designated as a Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Cultural Heritage Material.

Nature

North120 min

Woljeongsa Temple (Jeju)

Woljeongsa Temple (Jeju) is the first Buddhist Seon (Zen) monastery in Jeju. Founded in 1934, the temple shares in the painful history of modern times, having been completely destroyed during the Jeju April 3 Incident. Located in Ora 2-dong, Jeju-si, it is a subtemple of Gwaneumsa Temple of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. It currently preserves a small clay seated Buddha and a wooden standing Bodhisattva, both of which are designated as Jeju Cultural Heritage Materials.