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CaféBuilt in 1978, this dessert cafe is a beautifully renovated stone warehouse once used as a tangerine orchard, designed to evoke the nostalgic warmth of childhood memories spent at a grandmother's house. Every cake, yanggaeng (sweet red bean jelly), and beverage features house-made fruit syrups. Be sure to try the signature menu items, such as the Green Tangerine Mousse Cake and the Jeju Green Tea Shot Choux Cream Latte.
CaféGiant's Garden is a charming organic cafe in Jeju, featuring a cozy cafe space on the first floor and a sophisticated gallery on the second. The garden boasts beautiful scenery with kiwi trees gracing the courtyard, while the interior offers a peaceful space for small calligraphy exhibitions.
NatureNohyeong Supermarket, Jeju's largest media art exhibition hall, offers an immersive experience where visitors can enjoy new media art through vibrant colors, light, video, and sound. The venue features 'Nohyeong Dabang,' a cafe serving beverages and desserts with a unique black-and-white concept, and 'Nohyeong General Store,' which sells souvenirs featuring the venue's signature patterns.
FoodLocated near the Hangpaduri Anti-Mongol Resistance Historic Site in Aewol-eup, Jeju, Fukafuka is a charming Japanese restaurant specializing in tender Jeju black pork tenderloin tonkatsu. The menu features a delightful variety of Japanese noodle dishes, including tonkotsu ramen and mazesoba, alongside their signature hire-katsu. With a private parking lot available right in front of the restaurant, visiting by car is incredibly convenient.
CaféThis is a cafe that sells handmade donuts made directly in the store using organic flour and high-quality ingredients from Jeju. It also makes and sells desserts such as donuts, cakes, and cookies, as well as coffee and other seasonal beverages.
NatureJointly hosted by the Eunpyeong Cultural Foundation and the Jeju Cultural Arts Promotion Agency, this exchange exhibition showcases the works of young artists Kim Min-se, Kim Hyeon-jeong, and Siji. Exploring new intersections between local community and art, this exhibition follows an initial showcase at the Eunpyeong Cultural Arts Center and will continue with a linked exhibition at the Jeju Arts Center.
NatureOpened in May 2010, Jeju Arts Center is a professional performance hall with the largest auditorium in Jeju Island and fully equipped to perfectly support performances of various genres.
NatureLocated in the Dumori and Geumdeung-ri areas of Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju, the Tamra Offshore Wind Farm is a stunning nighttime attraction featuring ten offshore wind turbines adorned with vibrant, colorful lights. Utilizing surplus wind power and repurposed electric vehicle batteries, the site creates a mesmerizing light display that can be enjoyed on the Jeju sea every day from sunset until 10:00 PM.
CaféA special 5th-anniversary celebration held at Snoopy Garden, a themed garden located in Gujwa-eup, Jeju City. Based on the concept of 'Birthday Party in the Forest,' this event recreates birthday celebration scenes from Peanuts comic strips, offering a warm and whimsical party experience amidst the beauty of nature.
CaféHeld throughout the month of December in Yak Village, the 2025 Yakmas Festival is the perfect destination to wrap up the year. The festival features a massive 3-meter-tall holiday tree photo zone and exciting giveaway events for accommodation vouchers in Yak Village. With diverse cultural programs, including the 5th Local Artist Exhibition, it offers a warm and festive atmosphere for everyone to enjoy.
FoodHoru's One Meal boasts the view behind the open kitchen, and the atmospheric interior combined with the scenery through the windows enhances the flavor of the meal.
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NatureLocated at an altitude of approximately 1,600 to 1,700 meters along the Yeongsil climbing trail of Hallasan, Utse Oreum Volcanic Cone [Nuun Oreum Volcanic Cone] is a monogenetic volcanic cone composed of three distinct peaks: Bulgeun-oreum, Nuun-oreum, and Jogeun-oreum. It is characterized by its unique shape, appearing as if it is lying long and flat. In the past, it was also known as 'Mang-oreum' (Watchtower Oreum), as its elevated position provided an ideal vantage point for monitoring the movement of livestock in the grazing lands.
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