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An independent bookstore with many books related to Jeju, influenced by the bookstore owner who has a great interest in Jeju and nature.
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CaféAn independent bookstore with many books related to Jeju, influenced by the bookstore owner who has a great interest in Jeju and nature.
FoodEstablished in 1966 and run across multiple generations, this historic restaurant has been officially designated as a "Baeknyeon Gage" (a century-old shop) by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups. Using only fresh pufferfish brought into Hallim Port every day, Hyangwon Blowfish House serves a diverse array of exquisite dishes, including pufferfish soup, pufferfish bulgogi, shabu-shabu, and premium sushi sets.
CaféA summer night traditional liquor festival where Jeju's sea, traditional liquor, and music harmonize! Experience the moving sensation of a single glass at the 2025 Jesulpe.
ExperienceHallim Park is a place where you can enjoy a relaxing stroll while viewing various flowers and trees. You can appreciate the scenery according to the seasons, and it is a representative wildflower destination where the Lycoris festival is held, especially in autumn.
ExperienceImages of Jeju Island are shared at this gallery which specializes in exhibiting the photographic work of Jeju and emerging artists
CaféLocated on Donggwang-ro 5-gil in Jeju City, Miju Coffee and Cake is a charming takeout cafe created from a beautifully remodeled traditional house. The space is uniquely characterized by its floral fragrance that fills the air throughout all four seasons. As the cafe is operated solely by the owner, please note that your order may take a little extra time to prepare.
CaféIn the Jeju dialect, 'Salle' means 'cupboard,' and Café Salle embodies the meaning of a place where precious treasures are carefully preserved. The café specializes in crafting exquisite desserts using only the finest ingredients and unique local specialties from Jeju.
FoodLocated near Gwakji Beach in Aewol-eup, Jeju, Gwakji Aewol Hall Black Pork is a premier restaurant specializing in Jeju's famous black pork. By using authentic charcoal fires, we bring out the natural flavors and deep, smoky aroma of every cut. Our meat undergoes a specialized aging process to ensure a perfect balance of tender meat and succulent fat with no unpleasant odors. To complete your dining experience, we also offer direct-fire grilling service and delicious side dishes, such as our signature kimchi stew.
NatureAt Yongduam Hiking, you can find all the solutions for a Jeju bicycle trip, including the island's fantastic cycling courses and the 1100 Altitude. We offer everything from vehicle and guide services for domestic and international group travelers to a wide variety of bicycles available for couples, individual travelers, and families. As a specialist dealer of GIANT, one of the world's top three premium bicycle brands, we stock premium bikes for sports and leisure, such as carbon road bikes and carbon MTBs, as well as specialized touring bikes including E-MTBs. Utilizing bicycle maintenance expertise from certified instructors, we prioritize safety and rent out bicycles in the best possible condition.
Serving a Korean buffet with 20 different dishes for KRW 8,000 during lunch and changdoreum (grilled pork tripe) for dinner
NatureMusucheon Stream is a sprawling 25km waterway that originates from the high altitudes of Hallasan Mountain and flows into the waters off Oedo Island. As the streams from Eoseungsaengak merge, they form the majestic Musuchae valley. The upper Y-shaped valley features year-round springs that serve as a vital natural purification zone, providing essential water resources for the residents of Jeju. Renowned for its breathtaking scenery, the valley is a place where stepping into its beauty is said to wash away all your worries and troubles.
NatureLocated in the Pyeongdae-ri and Jungdong areas of Gujwa-eup, Gamsugul stone wall paths serve as a charming rural walking trail that showcases the Jeju Batdam—a traditional stone wall recognized as a Globally Important Agricultural Heritage System by the FAO. The trail stretches approximately 2km, taking about 30 minutes to walk, and offers a peaceful opportunity to admire the unique structure of the stone walls, designed with interlocking gaps to withstand powerful typhoons, all while immersed in the tranquil scenery of the village.