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NatureLocated near Hamdeok Beach on the east coast of Jeju, this Korean restaurant specializes in hand-kneaded, thin, and wide kalguksu noodles served in a refreshing, clean broth made from fresh seafood. Guests can enjoy self-service refills of crunchy kimchi and kkakdugi (radish kimchi), making it a local favorite, especially for those seeking a comforting meal to soothe a hangover.
NatureLocated in Haye-dong, Seogwipo, Bayhill Pool & Villa is an award-winning accommodation that received the Korea Institute of Architects Award in 2015. The property features both hotel and villa wings, offering breathtaking views of the blue ocean—including Marado Island and Songaksan Mountain—as well as the charming village of Daepyeong-ri. Guests can also unwind with refreshing drinks at the poolside bar located next to the outdoor communal pool.
CaféNewly opened in February 2021, Ventimo Hotel & Residence Jeju is establishing itself as Korea's first eco-friendly smart hotel. Guests can enjoy seamless booking, check-in, and check-out services through an automated room management system, with all guest rooms thoughtfully designed with eco-friendly principles in mind.
StayByeolheneunbam Glamping is a glamping and caravan accommodation located 200 meters above sea level in Yusuam-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si. The site consists of a total of five glamping units and two caravans. The interiors of both the caravans and the dome-style glamping units are fully equipped with beds, TVs, air conditioning, refrigerators, toilets, and shower facilities. Additionally, free breakfast is provided in the lounge area every morning.
NatureFounded in 1943 with the construction of an 18-pyeong thatched-roof prayer hall, Bodeoksa is a sub-temple of Gwaneumsa Temple under the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. The Daeungjeon (Main Buddha Hall) houses a 17th-century wooden seated Buddha, which was brought from Daeheungsa Temple in Haenam during the temple's founding. This exquisite Buddhist statue is designated as a Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Cultural Material.
NatureEstablished in 1957 at the entrance of Sarabong in Jeju, Borimsa Temple features various structures including the Daeungjeon Hall, Dharma Hall, and Cheonwangmun Gate. The temple is a must-visit destination as it enshrines the Wooden Seated Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva, which was designated as a Jeju Tangible Cultural Heritage in 2002.
NatureDating back to the early Joseon Dynasty, these two massive stone Buddha statues are the largest of their kind on Jeju Island. Located in Geonip-dong and Yongdam-dong as Dongjabok and Seojabok respectively, these 2.8-meter-tall statues are carved from porous basalt. They feature oval faces and brimmed hats reminiscent of the iconic Dolhareubang (stone grandfathers), and stand as significant historical treasures mentioned in the 1704 publication, Namhwan Bangmul.
FoodLocated in Aewol-eup, Jeju City, this specialty pork grill restaurant serves premium Jeju black pork and white pork, including neck meat and pork belly. A signature feature of the meal is grilling the meat alongside aged kimchi and bracken (gosari); the bracken, sautéed in flavorful pork fat, is a particular crowd favorite. The restaurant boasts a spacious interior and ample parking, and it is well-known as a destination visited by celebrities, including football star Son Heung-min.
NatureLocated in a residential neighborhood near the Jeju World Cup Stadium, this French-style bakery crafts breads with deep, rich flavors using only high-quality ingredients like organic flour, fresh cream, and real butter. Signature menu items include Mille-feuille Ange-Butter, Ange-Butter Pretzels, and Pain Suisse.
FoodAs a premier local specialty restaurant in Moseulpo Port, Budu Sikdang offers an abundant selection of fresh sashimi and seafood, caught directly from the owner's own fishing vessel. This multi-generational restaurant carries a 45-year culinary tradition, serving a diverse array of seafood dishes including fried specialties, grilled selections, and hearty stews, alongside various delicious single-dish lunch options.
NatureRun by a talented chef couple formerly of the Lotte Hotel Japanese restaurant, this establishment specializes in authentic Japanese home-style cuisine. The menu features standout dishes such as eel rice bowls (Unagi Don) made with fresh ingredients delivered directly from Jeju, and signature three-tier sets served with a variety of side dishes. This popular destination has also gained fame through appearances on various TV programs, including "Omnisciently-style Restaurant" (Jeon Hyun-moo's Plan).
NatureLocated near Jeju City Hall, this Japanese restaurant specializes in soba, salmon, and tempura. The menu features a deep, flavorful broth simmered for 48 hours with katsuobushi and soy sauce, paired with fresh salmon prepared every morning. Embracing a slow-food philosophy, every dish is cooked to order to ensure the highest quality and freshness.