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NatureLocated in Sangga-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju City, this exotic palm grove was originally a farm specializing in palm trees. With benches nestled under the shade and various photo zones, it is a perfect spot for visitors to relax or capture aesthetic, Instagrammable moments.
Nature'Nokkome' means 'high mountain,' and 'Jogeun' is the Jeju dialect for 'small.' Jogeun Nokkome Oreum is a place where you can enjoy both forest paths and the volcanic cone. Nokkome Oreum consists of Jogeun Nokkome Oreum and Keun Nokkome Oreum; since they are located side by side, they are also called 'Brother Oreums.' While the name might suggest it is easy to climb, Jogeun Nokkome Oreum is not an easy ascent. There are several routes to climb Jogeun Nokkome Oreum, passing through Gwetmul Oreum and Keun Nokkome Oreum. While climbing all three oreums is an option, it can be physically demanding, so it is recommended to visit about two. The ridge of the Jogeun Nokkome crater is a lush, natural forest. Once you reach the summit, you can enjoy wide-open views along with a vista of Keun Nokkome Oreum located on the opposite side.
NatureLocated in the mid-mountain area of western Jeju City, Bicheollin is a family-friendly theme park designed to harmonize with the surrounding nature. Visitors can enjoy kayaking experiences and 'Trike Park,' Korea's first dedicated drift kart track. From May to July, the park transforms into a floral paradise where you can admire beautiful blooms such as trumpet creepers, hydrangeas, and verbena.
NatureYeongjusan is a parasitic volcanic cone (oreum) located in Seongup 1-ri, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si, standing at an altitude of 326.4m. It features a horseshoe-shaped crater that opens toward the southeast. You can reach the summit in approximately 30 minutes via a gentle walking trail on the eastern slope. From the top, you can enjoy views of Seongup Folk Village and Seongsan Ilchulbong, and the area is dominated by silver grass during the autumn season.
NatureA small, charming port nestled along the Aewol Coastal Road. Adjacent to the harbor lies the Gueom-ri Stone Salt Farm, where you can catch a glimpse of Jeju's traditional way of life. Visitors can observe the 'Sogeum-bille' (salt pans) divided by red earthen walls on basalt rock, unique turtle-shell patterned salt pans, and traditional stone structures. The area is also renowned for its breathtaking sunset views.
NatureLocated in Aewol-eup, Jeju, this brunch cafe is beloved for its fluffy soufflé pancakes and signature cream cheese sauce. Set in a tranquil residential area with a stylish warehouse-style interior, the cafe offers a diverse menu ranging from savory gnocchi pasta to indulgent torched banana desserts.
Located in the forests of Aewol, Jeju, Dochidol Ranch is a place where you can meet alpacas roaming freely across vast meadows. Visitors can interact with the alpacas by walking and running alongside them, as well as feeding them.
NatureLocated along the western coastal road of Aewol-eup on Jeju Island, this seafood specialty restaurant is a beloved destination for savoring fresh, seasonal catches. Renowned for its exceptional ingredient quality and freshness, it has earned a reputation as one of Jeju’s most iconic dining spots, drawing in countless visitors eager to experience the island’s finest flavors.
Located in Hallim-eup on the west side of Jeju, Hallim Traditional 5-Day Market (4th and 9th) is a traditional five-day market that carries the nickname "Jokkeuteure," derived from the Jeju dialect meaning "nearby" or "close by." The market opens on every date ending in 4 and 9, offering a variety of goods including farming tools, daily necessities, clothing, and freshly caught seafood.
NatureLocated near Hallim General Stadium, Gyeongseong Susan is a specialized takeout seafood shop offering a diverse selection of fresh catches, including wild-caught and farmed seafood sourced directly by a Jeju local. The shop is known for its cleanliness and affordable prices, featuring a small seating area with about four tables. They expertly prepare seasonal live fish such as yellowtail, mackerel, and red seabream, and even peel shrimp for easy eating. It is a popular spot for travelers to grab takeout for their accommodations, though light tasting is available on-site. For the best quality, it is recommended to consume takeout within one hour. The shop is conveniently located near Hallim Port and Ongpo Port.
NatureLocated in Aewol-eup, Jeju City, Gonae Port is a charming little harbor found along the scenic Aewol coastal road, offering breathtaking views of Jeju's emerald waters. Filled with the tranquil and peaceful atmosphere of a traditional fishing village, this spot is a favorite for travelers drawn to its crystal-clear seas and its location on the Jeju Olle Trail Course 16. Along the long breakwater stretching into the sea, you will often see photographers capturing the scenery or locals enjoying a quiet moment of hobby fishing. The water is so remarkably clear that you can easily spot fish swimming just beneath the surface. This scenic location serves as both the starting point for Olle Course 16 and the finishing point for Olle Course 15.
NatureLocated in Gwangpyeong-ri, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo, Gobegi Dongsan is a forest created to express gratitude to nature for providing a place to live when the village of Gwangpyeong-ri—which had vanished during the Jeju April 3 Incident—was rebuilt in 1955. Historically, it was known as "Gobegi Dongsan" because it is said that a person named 'Gobek' once lived there. The forest is equipped with benches and hammock nets, offering perfect spots for relaxation. It is an ideal place to spend quiet moments listening to the rustling leaves and chirping birds in the tranquil solitude of the woods.
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