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Kukku JejuNature

West120 min

Kukku Jeju

Located in Hallim-eup, Jeju-si, Kukku Jeju is a charming boutique filled to the brim with a diverse collection of handmade treasures. It is the perfect destination to find unique keepsakes from your Jeju travels, offering everything from adorable stationery, postcards, and masking tape to beautifully crafted ceramic plates. Beyond these delightful trinkets, Kukku Jeju also features a curated selection of handmade silver jewelry, lifestyle goods, and apparel, making it a must-visit spot for those seeking special, one-of-a-kind items.

Jokeunnokkome Oreum Volcanic ConeNature

West120 min

Jokeunnokkome Oreum Volcanic Cone

The name of this volcanic cone is a combination of the Jeju dialect words "jokeun" (small) and "nokkome" (high mountain), and it is located northeast of Keun-nokkome Oreum. Despite its name, the ascent is quite steep and features lush, dense forests, offering a unique trail where you can enjoy both a scenic forest walk and a mountain hike simultaneously. The 2.8km trek takes approximately one hour to complete, and it is easily accessible as part of a larger hiking itinerary alongside Gwetmul Oreum or Keun-nokkome Oreum.

Hallim Park Tulip FestivalExperience

West90 min

Hallim Park Tulip Festival

Experience the vibrant colors of spring at the Hallim Park Tulip Festival, a breathtaking seasonal celebration held in Hallim Park, Jeju. Visitors can wander through stunning flower fields where diverse tulip varieties, such as Red Impression and Strong Gold, are in full bloom. During the festival, you can witness a spectacular floral spectacle featuring 40,000 to 50,000 tulips across 9 to 13 different varieties, including Dynasty and Purple Flag. There is even a magical window of time where the tulips bloom alongside cherry blossoms and canola flowers, creating a seamless tapestry of color. Don't forget to capture unforgettable memories at the various flower-filled photo zones scattered throughout the park.

Dangoreum (Andeok-myeon)Nature

West120 min

Dangoreum (Andeok-myeon)

Located in Donggwang-ri, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo, Jeju, Dang Oreum Volcanic Cone (Andeok-myeon) takes its name from the ancient sacred shrine that once stood here, where shamans and local residents gathered to offer prayers and blessings. While the traces of the original shrine have since faded, Dang Oreum Volcanic Cone (Andeok-myeon) remains a captivating destination, characterized by its unique landscape of five small peaks and a distinct circular crater.

Geumseong PortNature

West120 min

Geumseong Port

Located at the estuary of Geumseongcheon Stream in Aewol-eup, Geumseong Port sits nestled between Geumseong-ri and Gwideok-ri. As the point where the river meets the sea, the area is characterized by its remarkably clear and pristine waters. With a deep history dating back to before the Mahan era, this site once served as a vital port for vessels traveling between the mainland and China. Today, Geumseong Port boasts a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere, offering a serene escape for travelers.

Hwangwooruk Cartoon World Social CoopCafé

West90 min

Hwangwooruk Cartoon World Social Coop

Operated with the vision of transforming Hallim-eup into a true cartoon paradise, Hwangwooruk Cartoon World Social Coop features a unique cartoon cafe, a comic exhibition hall, and cartoon classrooms, all housed within the beautifully reconstructed former residence of the late artist Yang Byeong-yun. As a social cooperative, Hwangwooruk Cartoon World Social Coop provides a diverse range of cultural activities designed to bring vibrant energy to the daily lives of local residents.

Gwakji Seashell MoundNature

West120 min

Gwakji Seashell Mound

Designated as Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Monument No. 41, Gwakji Seashell Mound is located in a cultivated area about 1 km inland from the northern coast of Jeju Island. Spanning an impressive area of approximately 50,000㎡, it stands as the largest shell mound on Jeju Island. The site features cultural layers over 1 meter thick, spanning from the late Bronze Age through the Joseon Dynasty, with its primary period of activity dating back to the Tamna Kingdom (the Three Kingdoms and Unified Silla periods).

Neujiri Oreum (Mangoreum)Nature

West120 min

Neujiri Oreum (Mangoreum)

Located in Hallim-eup, Jeju City, Neujiri Oreum (Mangoreum) takes its name from 'Neujiri,' the former name of Sangmyeong-ri. Since the installation of beacon fire stations in the 16th century, it has also been known as Mangoreum. The trail is gentle enough for children and seniors to enjoy a light hike, and the summit observatory offers breathtaking, expansive views stretching across the entire northwestern region of Jeju Island, including the majestic Hallasan.