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20th Anniversary Special Exhibition of the Tangerine Museum: <Tangerine Five-Sense Experience - Tangerine Fantasia>Experience

South90 min

20th Anniversary Special Exhibition of the Tangerine Museum: <Tangerine Five-Sense Experience - Tangerine Fantasia>

This special exhibition commemorates the 20th anniversary of the Tangerine Museum, offering an immersive experience that combines art with the five senses to explore tangerines in diverse ways. Held on the second floor of the Special Exhibition Hall at the Tangerine Museum in Seogwipo City, the exhibit is thoughtfully curated to help visitors rediscover the unique charm and allure of tangerines.

Ipsanbong (Satgat Oreum Volcanic Cone)Nature

East120 min

Ipsanbong (Satgat Oreum Volcanic Cone)

Located in Gimnyeong-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju City, Ipsanbong (Satgat Oreum Volcanic Cone) stands at a modest elevation of 85 meters. The summit features a wide, circular crater, giving it a unique shape reminiscent of an overturned traditional Korean hat, or *satgat*. With gravesites scattered across most of its slopes—except for parts of the northern slope and the crater itself—this site is often referred to as the "home of the deceased" or a "resting place for souls." It serves as a poignant reflection of traditional Jeju beliefs, embodying the spiritual cycle where people are born at the foot of the oreum and eventually return to its embrace.

26th Jeju Women's Film Festival: 2025 Jeju Cine-Femi School July ScreeningNature

North120 min

26th Jeju Women's Film Festival: 2025 Jeju Cine-Femi School July Screening

As the inaugural screening of '2025 Jeju Cine-Femi School,' a special side program of the 26th Jeju Women's Film Festival, we present director Seong Seureun's latest work, <Summer's Camera>. The screening will be followed by a Guest Visit (GV) session with director Seong Seureun. The film tells the story of a high school girl named 'Yeoreum' as she captures life through her camera lens while navigating family secrets and learning to embrace love.

Kim Young-su LibraryNature

North120 min

Kim Young-su Library

Originally established as a school library donated by the late Kim Young-su, a 20th-alumni of Jeju Buk Elementary School, the Kim Young-su Library was expanded into a two-story space by repurposing former storage units and faculty residences. During the day, the Kim Young-su Library serves as a vibrant school library for students of Buk Elementary School, while from the afternoon through the evening, it opens its doors as a community library, welcoming local residents and visitors alike.

AnnyeongseongsanShopping

East90 min

Annyeongseongsan

Located within the Seongsan Ilchulbong parking area, Annyeongseongsan is a striking white two-story building that serves as a premier souvenir boutique. The shop is filled with a vibrant collection of colorful design accessories, unique gifts, and exquisite artworks by local artists that capture the distinct essence of Jeju. As an added bonus, visitors can enjoy special perks, such as receiving complimentary souvenirs, by presenting their Jeju Tour Pass or Nauda pass.

Namwon Wimi 2-ri fishing villageNature

South120 min

Namwon Wimi 2-ri fishing village

Located along the path crossing from Namwon Port on Jeju Olle Course 5 toward Soesokkak, Namwon Wimi 2-ri fishing village is a traditional fishing community where you can experience "bareut-jabi"—the traditional practice of harvesting sea snails, marsh snails, and sea chaeyeong from the rocky shores. Following the Haenyeo statue down beneath the bridge, you can observe and collect tiny, thumbnail-sized bomal (sea snails) nestled within the crevices of the rocks revealed during low tide.

Daejeong-myeon 4.3 Incident Memorial MonumentNature

South120 min

Daejeong-myeon 4.3 Incident Memorial Monument

The Daejeong-myeon 4.3 Incident Memorial Monument was erected to appease the souls of the 48 residents of Moseulpo and other victims who were tragically shot by soldiers on December 13, 1948, in the fields in front of the Gyodong Hyangsa in Sangmo-ri. This site serves as a solemn place to remember the painful history of Daejeong-myeon, which once served as a stronghold for the suppression units in the western region, including tragic events such as the death of Yang Eun-ha, a student from Daejeong Middle School, due to torture in March 1948.