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NatureLocated in Yeon-dong, Jeju City, Sammu Guksu Jeju Main Branch is a specialty restaurant serving authentic Korean noodles. It is the perfect place to enjoy Gogi-guksu—a traditional Jeju dish featuring rich pork broth topped with tender sliced pork—at an affordable price.
FoodLocated in the Jungmun Tourist Complex in Seogwipo, Sammi Heukdwaeji is a Korean restaurant specializing in charcoal-grilled Jeju black pork. The black pork set features premium pork belly (ogyeopsal) and pork neck, offering a juicy and chewy texture. It is best enjoyed with a signature dipping sauce made by combining meljeot (salted anchovy sauce) with fresh shrimp and garlic.
NatureStretching along the coast of Samyang-dong in northern Jeju, this scenic route begins in Samyang-dong village and concludes at Samyang Beach. Following the coastline alongside black sand beaches, the road is beautifully illuminated by streetlights, making it a perfect spot to enjoy breathtaking sunsets and stunning night views.
NatureLocated in Ara-dong, Jeju City, Samuiak Oreum stands majestically near Sancheondan. The summit features a well-defined circular crater, with some slopes inside the crater housing traditional gravesites. Looking down the southern slope, visitors can observe a small valley that bears the distinct traces of ancient lava flows.
NatureLocated in Gujwa-eup on the eastern side of Jeju Island, this charming guesthouse offers stunning views with Sehwa Beach right in front and the Olle Trail stretching out behind. Nestled in a quiet village, it is the perfect place to unwind and experience the slow pace of Jeju life in a clean, stylish space filled with local island aesthetics.
NatureA sacred pilgrimage site for the Catholic Diocese of Jeju, this expansive park features the 'Life of Jesus Park,' which depicts twelve major biblical events from His birth to the Last Supper, and the Holy Trinity Cathedral. Spanning approximately 264,000㎡, the grounds are open 24 hours a day, offering a peaceful sanctuary for believers to visit and pray at any time.
ExperienceLocated in Seogwi-dong, Seogwipo, Saeseom Park is an island park known for its abundant silver grass, which has earned it the names Saeseom or Modo. Due to its name, it is sometimes mistakenly written as Jodo, causing confusion with the word for "bird."
NatureLocated along the roadside northeast of Sanyang Elementary School in Sanyang-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju City, this oreum is a gentle, low-lying hill. The summit features a circular crater plain about 20 meters in diameter, locally known as 'Amme,' and preserves remnants of cave fortifications from the Japanese colonial period.
Located in Seogwipo, Saekdal Haenyeo-ui Jip is a traditional Korean restaurant where you can savor incredibly fresh seafood harvested directly from the sea by local haenyeo (female divers). The menu features seasonal specialties such as stone octopus and filefish, prepared on-site as sashimi, alongside a variety of fresh seafood dishes including sea squirt.
NatureLocated near Samdasoo Ranch, this charming forest trail stretches approximately 200 meters. You can find it by looking along the roadside to the left just past the entrance to Samdasoo Ranch. The path is characterized by its beautiful interplay of light, with sunlight filtering beautifully through the canopy of branches.
CaféLocated in Seogwang-ri, Seogwipo, this is one of the largest tea production sites in Korea and is operated by the Amorepacific Group. Set across the vast plains near Sanbangsan Mountain, the gardens benefit from optimal sunlight conditions for tea cultivation. Since its initial development in 1983, it has grown into a sprawling landscape of organic tea plantations.
NatureSeogwijinji is a historical fortification site dating back to the Joseon Dynasty, which later served as a Japanese government office during the Japanese colonial period. Following the Jeju April 3 Incident, the fortress walls were dismantled to be repurposed as defensive structures for village protection and residential building materials. Today, remnants of the fortress walls still stand, known locally as 'Ujatdam' and 'Seonggubdam.'
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