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CaféLocated in Ongpo-ri, Hallim-eup, Jeju City, Bamsujung Hyeopjae is a unique dining bar with an enchanting underwater concept. Designed around the theme of a secret party held deep within the ocean during a Jeju night, the interior's captivating atmosphere has made Bamsujung Hyeopjae a viral sensation on social media.
NatureA long-distance course completed with a sense of mission, along with the beauty of the sunset at Dangsanbong Peak and Yongsu Port.
NatureLocated 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.
NatureA graveyard where the families of the victims of the preliminary arrest at the Hanrim Police Station collected and buried the bodies of 61 people.
FoodInggung Hanlim Hyeopjae Black Pork is an authentic Jeju-style ribs specialty restaurant where you can enjoy exquisite meals while overlooking the stunning Hyeopjae Beach. In the local Jeju dialect, 'Inggung' refers to the moment when charcoal reaches its absolute peak temperature—the perfect timing to grill black pork for its best possible flavor. Specializing in 'Dondae-galbi' (pork ribs), the restaurant offers a unique dining experience characterized by its breathtaking ocean views.
CaféLocated in Hallim-eup, Jeju-si, Depth One Freediving Center offers systematic programs that combine comprehensive theoretical training with hands-on ocean diving education. It is a community where freedivers gather every week to participate in "plogging" activities aimed at cleaning and preserving the beautiful waters of Jeju.
NatureLocated right in front of Gwakji Beach, this specialty interior boutique offers a charming collection of hand-knitted blankets, women's apparel, and hats. You can discover popular items such as Jeju landscape postcards, tangerine hats, and sunglasses, or even participate in their creative one-day classes.
NatureLocated along the scenic coastal road of Geumseong-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, the Suddenly Heroes Mural Road was created as part of a village beautification project from the TV program 'Suddenly Heroes.' The street features a stunning collection of artworks that capture the essence of Jeju, including vibrant ocean scenes, colorful Dolhareubang statues, and charming caricatures of the show's cast.
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.
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.