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Jungmun-ri Shrine SiteNature

North120 min

Jungmun-ri Shrine Site

Originally a site where Japanese Shinto shrines were once maintained during the Japanese colonial period, the Jungmun-ri Shrine Site was demolished by local residents following Korea's liberation. Today, the Jungmun Catholic Church stands on this very ground. This location holds a profound and somber history as a site of massacre during the April 3 Incident, where families fleeing the suppression forces were executed. The area around the parking lot behind the church has been identified as the specific site of these tragic events. In 2018, the Catholic Diocese of Jeju designated the church as a memorial for the April 3 Incident and erected a commemorative cross to honor the victims.

Sanyang Keuneonggot Firefly TourNature

South120 min

Sanyang Keuneonggot Firefly Tour

Sanyang Keuneonggot Firefly Tour features a unique Gotjawal forest landscape characterized by rugged canyons rather than flat terrain. The area is divided into Dalgu-ji-gil—a charming path perfect for photo opportunities and experiential learning—and scenic forest trekking trails. Every year from early to mid-June, the Sanyang Keuneonggot Firefly Tour offers a special nighttime program, providing a magical ecological experience where you can observe fireflies up close within the enchanting forest.

Yeolli Coastal RoadNature

South120 min

Yeolli Coastal Road

Spanning approximately 4km from Nonjitmul in Haye-dong to Daepyeong-ri in Seogwipo, Yeolli Coastal Road is a stunning stretch of coastline that forms part of the Jeju Olle Trail Route 8. This accessible path offers a gentle walk where you can immerse yourself in a breathtaking landscape of tranquil waters, dramatic columnar joint cliffs, and expansive harbors. It is an ideal route for travelers seeking an easy, barrier-free walking experience while enjoying the natural beauty of Jeju.