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NatureJeju Pulmujil is an independent bookstore that preserves the original essence of a traditional Jeju stone house, beautifully remodeled into a cozy literary space. While the scale is intimate, it houses a collection of approximately 2,500 books and offers a variety of charming details, making every corner a delight to explore.
CaféIn the Jeju dialect, 'Salle' means 'cupboard,' and Café Salle embodies the meaning of a place where precious treasures are carefully preserved. The café specializes in crafting exquisite desserts using only the finest ingredients and unique local specialties from Jeju.
NatureLocated in the Pyeongdae-ri and Jungdong areas of Gujwa-eup, Gamsugul stone wall paths serve as a charming rural walking trail that showcases the Jeju Batdam—a traditional stone wall recognized as a Globally Important Agricultural Heritage System by the FAO. The trail stretches approximately 2km, taking about 30 minutes to walk, and offers a peaceful opportunity to admire the unique structure of the stone walls, designed with interlocking gaps to withstand powerful typhoons, all while immersed in the tranquil scenery of the village.
NatureThe site of Darangshi Village in Gujwa-eup, Bukjeju-gun, which was lost after the village was completely burned down during the April 3 Incident.
NatureLocated in Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju, Hyunaewon is a sprawling 66,000-square-meter garden where visitors can admire a vibrant tapestry of blooms throughout the seasons, including cherry blossoms, azaleas, royal azaleas, bottle brushes, sunflowers, and hydrangeas. Wander along tranquil forest paths woven with a mix of towering and petite palm trees, and immerse yourself in the serene peace of nature.
Café"There are no old memories, only records." Dreaming of becoming the best coffee and brunch spot in Seongsan, this place is run by a travel writer and photographer and is filled with his unique charm and sensibility.
ExperienceThis figure-eight walking trail begins at Uutmot Pond and winds through a scenic forest tunnel, Sageun-i Oreum, the fern fields of Bukoreumgul, and Juche Oreum, before looping back to Samdeokcheon Junction. A highlight of the journey is the forest tunnel, where the lush canopy of oriental sweetgum trees creates a mystical atmosphere, especially enchanting during the autumn season.
NatureLocated in Jongdal-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju, Sonji Oreum Volcanic Cone was named "the grandson of Hallasan" because its appearance resembles a miniature version of Hallasan. Along with Ttabi Oreum and Keunsadeumi Oreum, it is one of the three major oreums renowned for their beautiful silver grass in autumn. To reach the crater ridge, you must trek through a dense forest of silver grass. Below the southern Albong peak, natural grasslands stretch out, offering a pastoral view of grazing cows roaming the plains or climbing toward the summit.
NatureLocated in front of the Sinheung Community Pasture in Namwon-eup, Yejeol-oreum (Yeojeol-ak) is a charming oreum featuring fertile farmland nestled within its wide, southern-facing crater. The name was inspired by the shape of its summit, which resembles an adult woman bowing with her head covered. From the peak of Yejeol-oreum (Yeojeol-ak), you can enjoy breathtaking, panoramic views of the surrounding cluster of oreums and the shimmering sea.
ExperienceThis equestrian center embodies the unique charm of Jeju Island. Enjoy the unique Gosari Gotjawal Course, a unique course that connects a stone wall path, bracken fields, and a pine forest.
ExperienceThe shape of the peak resembles a bow, and there is a bow-shaped belt around the peak's waist, so it is called Gungdae Oreum, or Gungdaeak (弓帶岳) in Chinese characters.
CaféThe Boromwat Outdoor Yoga Festival is an analog wellness festival set within a vast 330,000-square-meter plaza. Surrounded by the seasonal beauty of pink muhly, celosia, and buckwheat fields, visitors can immerse themselves in yoga classes and mindful transcription activities amidst breathtaking natural scenery.