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ExperienceJeju is the place where you can discover tea crafted from wild bamboo shoots harvested from Hallasan. These are roasted in traditional cauldrons using time-honored methods by the Jeju-da Agricultural Corporation. Known to help improve constitution and boost immunity in children, this tea is highly recommended as a healthy alternative to plain bottled water.
NatureLocated in Geumak-ri, Hallim-eup, Jeju, Chico is a specialized Mexican and Southeast Asian fusion restaurant that gained fame after being featured on Baek Jong-won's Alley Restaurant. Here, you can indulge in authentic tacos featuring homemade sauces, such as the carnitas tacos made with premium Jeju black pork and succulent shrimp. Its convenient location near Seogw-Sido Ranch makes it an easy and delicious stop during your Jeju travels.
CaféLocated in the Jungsangan Village of Aewol-eup, Mongmong Place is considered the best accommodation for dog lovers. It offers comfortable beds for your dog to rest and a perfect environment for them to run and run freely on the lawn. If you're planning a trip to Jeju with your dog, this place is definitely worth a look.
ShoppingBerni Motel is a unique concept select shop designed with an American motel aesthetic, featuring two eye-catching containers in soft pink and bright yellow. Located within Mongsang Daehwa, it offers a wide variety of fancy items, including adorable accessories and teddy bear character goods, making it a popular hotspot for photography lovers.
FoodLocated in a charming little alley in Hallim-eup, Jeju-si, Yuda Jeju Yokocho is a unique culinary destination brought to life by a chef who has spent years running traditional izakayas in Japan and Itaewon. While it falls under the category of Korean cuisine, Yuda Jeju Yokocho offers a one-of-a-kind dining experience, blending creative menus with the sophisticated atmosphere born from years of izakaya expertise.
NatureThe Jeju Christian Pilgrimage Route is a walking trail that features the "Path of Obedience," a course connecting Geumseong Church and Hyeopjae Church. Course 1 spans a total distance of 14.2 km, and it typically takes about 4 to 5 hours to complete the trek. Key highlights along the way include the birthplace of Reverend Lee Do-jong. To reach the trail, travelers can take bus number 202 from either Jeju-si or Seogwipo-si and get off at the Geumseong-ri stop.
CaféLocated in Hallim-eup, Jeju-si, the Diving Education Research Association is an institution that has established an industry-academic partnership with Jeju Tourism University to preserve the traditional Haenyeo culture. The Diving Education Research Association offers skin diving and scuba diving experiences at reasonable prices, allowing you to enjoy safe underwater photography and marine adventures under the guidance of highly experienced instructors.
FoodLocated in Aewol-eup, Jeju, Danso is a charming restaurant set within a space that once served as a chapel. Its name is an abbreviation of the Korean phrase meaning "neatly and simply." Instead of offering individual single-dish menus, Danso serves a thoughtful 10-dish home-style set meal featuring black pork duruchigi as the main centerpiece. Every ingredient is locally sourced from Korea, with the side dishes changing seasonally to reflect the freshest flavors of the land.
CaféLocated in Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Cafe Ikki is a natural sanctuary where a variety of flowers bloom throughout all four seasons. Visitors can immerse themselves in the expansive garden and breathtaking views of lush greenery, making it an ideal environment for children to run around and play freely. While soaking in the scenery, you can also indulge in delicious cafe offerings, including fresh bakery items and refreshing lemon matcha ade.
FoodLocated in Geumak-ri, Hallim, Jeju, Geumak-ri Jayang Sikdang is a must-visit Chinese restaurant famous for its signature Dak-jjamppong (spicy chicken seafood noodles), which features a rich broth and an exquisite smoky aroma. In addition to the spicy Dak-jjamppong, you can also enjoy their tender chicken tangsuyuk. Through word-of-mouth, Geumak-ri Jayang Sikdang has become a beloved local favorite among both Jeju residents and travelers alike.
CaféLocated in Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Siso Kaymak is a specialty cafe dedicated to handcrafted kaymak made with fresh Jeju milk. Since opening in June, it has rapidly gained popularity through word-of-mouth, boasting a unique and exquisite flavor that sets it apart from the standard kaymak found in typical cafes.
CaféChildren can also experience Jeju's traditional tewoo fishing using bamboo fishing and the intertidal zone, providing optimal ocean experience education.