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GYULMEDAL HouseCafé

North90 min

GYULMEDAL House

Located in Tapdong, Jeju City, GYULMEDAL House is a vibrant citrus playground that offers a creative reinterpretation of Jeju's iconic tangerines. From the moment you step inside, you'll be greeted by a refreshing burst of citrus fragrance. Guests can sample fresh tangerines to check their sweetness before making a purchase, and the space features charming photo zones—including a bright sky-blue juice box backdrop and various citrus variety models—perfect for capturing memorable shots.

OlmangNature

West120 min

Olmang

Located in the residential area of Bongseong-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Olmang is a lifestyle boutique and mother-of-pearl mobile workshop. The shop offers a wide variety of items, ranging from Jeju specialty snacks and wooden kitchenware to cat-themed souvenirs. You can also participate in a one-day class to experience making mother-of-pearl mobiles handcrafted by the owner (solo participation is available for those aged 11 and older). A unique feature of Olmang is the presence of resident cats and visiting stray cats within the shop.

Jeju City Chunghon Cemetery April 3 Memorial Monument (Park Jin-gyeong Memorial Monument)Nature

North120 min

Jeju City Chunghon Cemetery April 3 Memorial Monument (Park Jin-gyeong Memorial Monument)

Located within the Jeju City Chunghon Cemetery April 3 Memorial Monument (Park Jin-gyeong Memorial Monument), this monument commemorates Colonel Park Jin-gyeong. Having gained extensive knowledge of Jeju's geography through his experience building Japanese military defense bases during the Japanese colonial period, he was appointed as the commander of the 9th Regiment during the Jeju April 3 Incident. He took command following a predecessor who had refused orders to carry out operations against civilians, but he was ultimately assassinated by a private operative affiliated with the Namrodang.

OrimbanNature

South120 min

Orimban

Orimban is a historical site believed to have served as a training ground for early armed groups during the Jeju April 3 Incident. The site features a natural fortress topography, characterized by a wide basin nestled within a dense forest, a valley to the north, and surrounding mountain ridges including Dongsuak, Iseungak, and Nongoak. To reach Orimban, travel approximately 4km along the First Transverse Road from Seongpanak Rest Area, pass the shiitake mushroom cultivation area, and continue 200m east along the forest path to discover a naturally formed meadow plaza.