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ExperienceA New Year celebration hosted by 9.81 Park Jeju to commemorate the arrival of 2024, the Year of the Dragon. To celebrate the vibrant energy of the dragon, the park will host a special "Yong-tti-se-yong?" (Are you a Dragon?) program, offering exclusive benefits and perks to visitors born in the Year of the Dragon.
NatureLocated in Hallim-eup, Jeju City, sing sing EAT is a unique bar housed in a beautifully renovated old warehouse. Designed to be a place where visitors can naturally become friends regardless of age or gender, it has become a famous pub in the Hyeopjae area. With its welcoming atmosphere, sing sing EAT serves as a vibrant social hub where diverse people gather to share stories and meaningful conversations.
NatureDaljung's Pet Hotel is a comprehensive destination that provides every essential service for your beloved pets. Offering both professional hotel boarding and a dedicated playroom, Daljung's Pet Hotel helps pets socialize and have a wonderful time playing with new friends.
ExperienceBorn from the intention to engage with society through art—inspired by the Jeju dialect term 'Yang'—Cultural space Yang is a unique cultural venue created by renovating the director's ancestral home. While preserving the traditional layout of a Jeju house, including elements such as *anggeori* (inner house), *bakgeori* (outer house), *uyeongbat* (kitchen garden), and *tongsi* (traditional outdoor toilet), the space has been thoughtfully transformed into exhibition rooms and lecture halls. The *anggeori* section serves as a nostalgic sanctuary, housing antique maps, vintage furniture, and cherished relics of the past.
CaféLocated within the Chilseong-ro shopping arcade in Jeju City, Hyoseon Tteokbang is a charming workshop easily recognizable by its vibrant blue exterior. This studio offers engaging one-day classes where you can handcraft traditional oil rice cakes (gireum-tteok) using natural pigments such as sweet pumpkin and prickly pear cactus. After your hands-on culinary experience, you can unwind with refreshing drinks like kumquat ade. Please note that Hyoseon Tteokbang does not have private parking; visitors are advised to use the nearby Buksu-gu or Sanjitmul public parking lots.
CaféBomida: A Jeju dialect word meaning 'to be old, to rust'. A total vintage clothing specialty shop located in Seogwipo, Jeju.
NatureWoljeong Scandal is a specialized candle studio focusing on exquisite resin crafts. Every product is meticulously handcrafted using 100% pure soy wax, free from harmful substances, paired with premium fragrance oils to ensure a high-quality sensory experience.
NatureDesignated as Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Cultural Property No. 49-6, Dongbok Hwanhae Jangseong is a historic fortress wall constructed along the coastline during the late Goryeo Dynasty to defend against pirate incursions and protect the Sambyeolcho military forces. Remnants of this ancient stone barrier can still be found in areas such as Onpyeong-ri, Haengwon-ri, and Handong-ri. Today, visitors can stroll along these weathered walls, where vibrant flowers bloom at their base, offering a serene opportunity to reflect on the region’s rich history amidst natural beauty.
CaféLocated in Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, British tea house is a charming cafe run by a young couple, specializing in fragrant black teas paired with delicious desserts like scones and cakes instead of coffee. With an exterior reminiscent of a scene from a fairy tale and an authentic British-style interior—featuring elegant tables, vintage cabinets, and chandeliers—it offers the perfect setting to enjoy an enchanting afternoon tea in an exotic atmosphere.
NatureChristian Pilgrimage Route 2 (Way of Martyrdom) is a 23km trekking course that begins at Hyeopjae Church and winds through Yongsu-ri and Josu-ri in Hangyeong-myeon before reaching Daejeong-eup. Along the way, travelers can immerse themselves in the verdant fields and tranquil rural landscapes of the mid-mountain region. This route also serves as a profound journey through history, offering glimpses into the past through the legacy of Pastor Jo Nam-su, who saved local residents during the April 3 Incident, and historical sites such as Gangbyeongdae, established during the Korean War.
ExperienceLocated in Seogwipo, Jeju, Beopjeongsa Temple is the historic birthplace of Jeju's first anti-Japanese movement, ignited by Buddhist monks in 1918. Today, visitors can explore the Beopjeongsa Temple Anti-Japanese Movement Exhibition Hall, which features the documentary film 'Bulssi' (The Spark), chronicling the courageous struggle of the 1918 movement.
ExperienceDog shower is a pet grooming salon and daycare located in Hagwi-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju City. Designed to minimize stress for pets, the facility provides an adaptation period before grooming sessions and offers a variety of items, including dog clothing and accessories.