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CaféLocated on Namseong-ro in Jeju-si, Jeju, Mood is a charming living shop offering a curated selection of interior decor and lifestyle goods. It is conveniently situated just a 10-minute drive from the airport. Please note that there are no restroom facilities available inside Mood.
NatureLocated in Yeon-dong, Jeju City, this premium specialty restaurant offers a variety of Korean dishes, including braised cutlassfish and set menus featuring Hanwoo beef. With spacious seating for up to 500 guests and large private rooms, it is an ideal venue for family gatherings or formal meetings, offering high-quality set menus at reasonable prices.
NatureCheonwangsa Temple is located beneath Geumbonggok, one of the ninety-nine valleys east of Eoseungsaeng on Hallasan. It was founded in 1955 by Venerable Biryong under the name Suyeongsan Seonwon. The main attractions include Yongbawi Rock, located behind Daeungjeon Hall, and Seonnyeo Falls, the only waterfall on Hallasan, which can be reached by following the stream beside the temple. The autumn foliage coloring the rocky cliffs below is particularly spectacular.
FoodLocated on the coast of Iho-dong, Jamae Guksu (Sisters' Noodles) is one of Jeju's premier, must-visit restaurants for authentic pork noodles, drawing countless tourists.
NatureThe Jejumok-Gwana Government Office, which served as the center of governance for the Jeju region during the Joseon Dynasty, has played a pivotal role in the politics, administration, and culture of Jeju from the era of Tamna to the Joseon Dynasty, and is designated as a national historic site. Currently, major buildings such as Gwandeokjeong, Manggyeongnu, and Yeongju-hyeopdang have been restored, and visitors can experience the unique historical breath of Jeju through the Jeju Mok History Museum and the Tamna Sunryeokdo Experience Center.
ShoppingSanjicheon Stream flows from the vicinity of Hallasan, passing through the downtown area of Jeju City and alongside Dongmun Market before reaching Jeju Port. Following a restoration project in 1995, it achieved its current state of clear, flowing waters in 2002. The stream is home to freshwater fish such as sweetfish and mullet, and it is used as a spot for fishing and swimming during the summer. Nearby attractions include Chilseong Tong, Dongmun Traditional Market, Arario Museum, and the Kim Man-deok Memorial Hall.
ExperienceLocated in Nohyeong-dong, Jeju City, the Nexon Computer Museum is a private museum that has been rebranded from the former Nexon Computer Museum into an experiential space that shares gaming culture and player experiences. Moving beyond exhibitions focused solely on computers and hardware, it offers personalized exhibits linked to individual gaming records, allowing visitors to reflect on the memories and relationships formed through gaming.
CaféJeju Leports Land is a comprehensive leisure theme park featuring South Korea's largest karting track, capable of hosting international competitions. Drivers can experience the thrill of drifting and sharp turns on a vast 1.2km course designed as a scaled-down version of an actual F1 circuit. Beyond karting, Jeju Leports Land offers a wide array of exciting activities, including ziplining, mountain ATV rides, all-season sledding, and shooting ranges.
NatureThe Mysterious Road is a place where a strange phenomenon occurs: if you park your car on a downhill slope, it appears to move backward uphill instead of rolling down. Although the road actually has a downward slope of about 3 degrees, an optical illusion makes it look as if the vehicle is moving upward. Due to this mysterious quality, it has become a popular tourist attraction.
ShoppingBoasting the oldest traditions and largest scale on the island, Jeju City Traditional 5-Day Market opens its gates on the 2nd and 7th of every month. With approximately 1,000 stalls in operation, the market is brimming with diverse offerings—from delicious local street food to unique goods and captivating sights—offering a perfect opportunity to experience the authentic daily life and vibrant local atmosphere of Jeju.
NatureEoyeong Park is a long, scenic park stretching along the Yongdam Coastal Road and is part of the Jeju Olle Trail Course 17. Featuring wide-open views facing the ocean, the park is adorned with protective walls engraved with famous poems and murals, sculptures of shellfish, and the Lorelei fairy statue, which symbolizes friendship with Germany's Lorelei. It is an ideal destination for taking strolls and watching the sunset during the day, or enjoying the beautiful night views illuminated by various lights after dark.
ShoppingEstablished in 1992, Hwabuk General Market is a multi-purpose commercial complex featuring a bustling market on the first floor, a public bathhouse on the second, and residential units on the top floor. The market houses 33 neatly organized shops, including produce stalls, seafood merchants, butcher shops, restaurants, and grocery stores, offering a clean and comfortable shopping experience for all visitors.