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NatureLocated on Udo, a volcanic island in the sea northeast of Seongsanpo, Jeju, Hagosudong Beach is divided into two sections by a central exposed rocky coastline, stretching approximately 400m in total length. Thanks to its soft sand and shallow waters, it is an ideal destination for families on vacation. A Haenyeo statue, inspired by a female diver in her 70s, is installed in the center of the beach.
Honinji Pond is a pond steeped in legend, where the three founders of Tamna—Go, Yang, and Bu—are said to have wed the three princesses of Byeokrangguk. It is designated as a Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Monument. Located on a rock plateau approximately 30m above sea level, this closed wetland has a depth of 0.7m, and a lava tube called Sinbanggul Cave is located to the east. Every October, the Honinji Pond Festival is held, featuring programs that reenact traditional wedding ceremonies.
Hundert Wasserpark is a cultural and artistic space created based on the works and architectural philosophy of the Austrian painter and architect Friedensreich Hundertwasser. Comprising unique structures that harmonize with nature, the park features the Hundertwasser Museum, the Udo Gallery, and the Park Goods Shop. Visitors can appreciate the paintings and sculptures of Hundertwasser, as well as view Jeju-themed exhibitions by emerging artists.
ExperienceIlchulland is a wellness-themed park centered around Micheon-gul, a natural lava tube. It offers a variety of attractions, including a subtropical botanical garden, a bonsai garden, and traditional Jeju thatched-roof houses. Visitors can explore the cave and enjoy various hands-on programs such as tangerine picking, camellia foot baths, and natural dyeing. Pets are also welcome to join you.
ExperienceOpened in 2001, Jeju Folk Village is a specialized first-class museum that comprehensively organizes and displays Jeju folk materials, using the 1890s as its exhibition era. It features over 100 traditional houses where Jeju residents once lived, and during night openings, it offers various experiential programs such as Joseon Halloween.
ExperienceLocated in Gasiri Village, where the Gapmajajang (royal horse masters) of the Joseon Dynasty once resided, Jeju Horse Park is a complex cultural space that preserves 600 years of livestock farming history. The park features a harmony of the Jeju Horse Museum, Ttarabi Riding Arena, and various experience zones, offering a wide range of Jeju horse culture activities, from horseback riding to feeding horses and making horse manure paper.
Jeju Olle Trail - Route 1-1 (Udo Island Olle) is a walking trail that circles the entirety of Udo Island. The total length is 11.5km, and it takes approximately 4 to 5 hours to complete. Starting from either Hau Mokdong Port or Cheonjin Port, you can enjoy a variety of scenic views, including lush green pastures, black stone walls, lighthouses, and Udobong Peak.
Jeju Railbike is a leisure tourism facility where you can enjoy the scenery while riding a four-wheeled bicycle along a railway track. The vehicles move automatically using electric motors, and rain shelters are installed so that you can ride even during rainy weather. Departing from the Sangdo-ri communal pasture, you can view Sandam, Batdam, Udo, Seongsan Ilchulbong, and Yongnuni Oreum, while also enjoying views of grazing cows.
NatureKim Young Gap Gallery Dumoak is a gallery showcasing the works of photographer Kim Young Gap, who loved Jeju, spanning over 20 years of his career. Dumoak is the ancient name for Hallasan; even while battling Lou Gehrig's disease, the artist captured only Jeju through his lens, and his ashes were scattered in the gallery's garden.
NatureLumiverse: Island of Light is a nighttime theme park set against the backdrop of the Jeju Folk Village. Visitors can enjoy seven light-themed zones inspired by characters from Jeju myths and legends, along with a massive multimedia show. The park offers immersive content that combines lighting art with sound, featuring ultra-large LED screens, the Forest of Eyes, and a 40-meter Wall of Light. You can also explore the entire theme park through a character cart tour.
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Nature182 Manjanggul-gil, Jeju-si, Jeju-do
Maze Museum is a comprehensive theme park themed around Jeju's "Samda" (stone, wind, and women). It features a total of 5km of stone mazes, including a stone maze made of basalt and scoria, and a wind maze made of arborvitae. At the Maze Puzzle Museum, you can view artifacts and legends regarding the origins of mazes, while humorous stone statues imbued with Jeju folklore by artist Jang Gong-ik are displayed outdoors.