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2026, the Year of the Horse, Tamna Kingdom's Ipchun Gut: "The earth trembles, spring is in full swing."Nature

North120 min

2026, the Year of the Horse, Tamna Kingdom's Ipchun Gut: "The earth trembles, spring is in full swing."

Experience the vibrant spirit of Jeju’s spring with 2026, the Year of the Horse, Tamna Kingdom's Ipchun Gut: "The earth trembles, spring is in full swing.", a cherished traditional seasonal festival that welcomes the new season with hopes for abundance. Celebrating the Year of the Red Horse (Byeong-o), this lively event unfolds at Gwanokjeong Square and surrounding areas, featuring spirited performances and festive rituals that embody the joyous energy of spring’s arrival.

Jeonbok-masi Muneo-masi Jeju Seopjikoji Main BranchFood

East90 min

Jeonbok-masi Muneo-masi Jeju Seopjikoji Main Branch

Located along the scenic coastal road of Onpyeong-hang in Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si, Abalone and octopus is a specialized seafood restaurant that offers the freshest catch. As a wholesale and retail expert in Jeju, the restaurant sources premium abalone and octopus, preparing them to order to ensure peak quality. The menu features a delightful variety of seafood dishes, including braised hairtail with Jeju bracken, butter-grilled abalone, and sliced stone octopus. For those looking for a hearty breakfast or a perfect solo meal, the abalone porridge and abalone stone pot rice are highly recommended local favorites.

Rashin-dongNature

West120 min

Rashin-dong

Located 24km west of Jeju City, Rashin-dong is a historic village nestled within the administrative district of Gwideok 2-ri. The area holds a deep historical significance dating back to 1212 during the 7th year of King Hejong's reign in the Goryeo Dynasty, when Gwideok-ri was renamed Gwideok-hyeon. Historically, the village was renowned for its high-quality freshwater sources; residents carefully managed their water usage, distinguishing between supplies for drinking and laundry. Notably, the spring known as Gumdeul-aegi-mul was prized for its purity, used primarily for drinking and bathing.

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