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Sogilbyeolha (소길별하)Nature

West120 min

Sogilbyeolha (소길별하)

Sogilbyeolha is a local Jeju brand store renovated from the honeymoon home of Lee Hyori and Lee Sang-soon, which was featured on the JTBC program 'Hyori's Homestay.' Maintaining the original layout seen on the show—including the fireplace and dining table—the living room, bedroom, and kitchen areas have been repurposed as product display spaces. Visitors can purchase a variety of eco-friendly lifestyle goods and products from local Jeju brands, such as handmade bags, tableware, and diffusers. The store operates on a reservation-only basis.

Yongsu Port (용수항)Nature

West120 min

Yongsu Port (용수항)

Yongsu Port is a small fishing port located in Yongsu-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si. Formerly known as Udu-po, it is also referred to as Yongsu-ri Pogu or Yongsu Pogu. This site is a sacred location where Father Kim Dae-geon, Korea's first Catholic priest, landed after being adrift at sea. In front of the port, the Father Kim Dae-geon Memorial Hall and a memorial chapel have been established, and it serves as the final destination of the Jeju Olle Trail Course 12.

Seongan RestaurantFood

West90 min

Seongan Restaurant

Located in Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Seongan Restaurant was founded by the late CEO Ko Chang-il, who was Jeju Island's very first certified chef. Since opening in 1975, the restaurant moved to its current location in 1980. As a specialty Korean restaurant, Seongan Restaurant serves authentic local Jeju delicacies such as abalone ttukbaegi (stone pot stew) and galchi-guk (hairtail fish soup), alongside popular options like set menus and kong-guksu (cold soy milk noodles).

Yuk Si-woo-youngNature

West120 min

Yuk Si-woo-young

Located just 100 meters west of the Hagari Village Hall, Yuk Si-woo-young is a solemn historical site marking a tragic chapter of the Jeju April 3 Incident. In the early dawn of November 13, 1948, this field became the site of a mass killing where 25 to 27 local residents were publicly executed by soldiers from the 9th Regiment. Today, Yuk Si-woo-young stands as a significant memorial site, preserving the memory of the victims and serving as a profound testament to the history of the Jeju 4·3 Incident.

Hanhyeongsu GardenCafé

West90 min

Hanhyeongsu Garden

Located in Hyeopjae-ri on the western coast of Jeju, Hanhyeongsu Garden is a beautifully curated space where elements of nature are presented with simple, clean elegance. Visitors can enjoy a diverse array of seasonal blooms throughout the year. The garden features a unique teschenko-style cafe consisting of two buildings that recreate the traditional architectural aesthetics of Jeju. A particular highlight is the garden in spring, when the delicate beauty of wild rose blossoms makes it a must-visit destination.