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Springdale CCNature

South120 min

Springdale CC

Located in Wimi-ri, Namwon-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju, Spring Dale Golf & Resort is a premier public golf course situated at an altitude of 350 meters. The resort features 18 holes divided into two distinct layouts—the Spring Course and the Dale Course—both offering breathtaking panoramic views of Hallasan Mountain and the ocean. Thanks to the natural protection provided by Hallasan and the coastal geography of Wimi-ri Port, the area is shielded from harsh winds. This unique setting ensures that freezing temperatures are rare even in winter, making Spring Dale Golf & Resort an ideal destination for year-round golfing in any season.

Jungmun Maze ParkNature

South120 min

Jungmun Maze Park

Jungmun Maze Park is a captivating space where you can experience the thrill of finding your way through a labyrinth crafted from lush, evergreen Leyland cypress trees. Beyond the maze, visitors can enjoy a variety of activities, including tangerine picking experiences, meeting adorable animal friends, and strolling through vibrant canola flower fields. The park also weaves together the enchanting myths and history of Jeju with the legendary tale of the Golden Lion.

Jeju Halla HospitalNature

North120 min

Jeju Halla Hospital

Since its opening in October 1983, Jeju Halla Hospital has become a leading general hospital with two buildings, 10 floors each, hosting a regional emergency medical center, a regional trauma center, an exclusive emergency medical helicopter service, 17 specialized medical centers, and 25 departments. With 561 beds, it stands at the forefront of regional healthcare. As a government-certified medical institution, it is equipped with capable medical staff and modern medical equipment. It not only protects the health of the local residents and foreign tourists visiting Jeju but also provides high-satisfaction medical services to medical tourists.

GoldfishNature

East120 min

Goldfish

Believed to be built upon the site of a Goryeo Dynasty temple, Goldfish is a temple of the Taego Order of Korean Buddhism, founded in 1926 by the monk Kim Dae-seung, who enshrined a Buddha statue within a thatched cottage. The temple grounds house the Obaek Nahando (Five Hundred Arhats painting), a designated Cultural Heritage of Jeju Special Self-Governing Province. Historically, Goldfish has served as a vibrant center for Buddhist activity, once hosting intensive monastic education and significant religious ceremonies.