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NatureLocated in front of Gwandeokjeong Pavilion near Jeju Mokgwana, Suna Coffee is a unique cafe housed in a beautifully preserved historic Japanese-style building rather than a modern structure. Situated in the old downtown area of Jeju City, the building is officially registered as an outstanding architectural asset due to its significant historical and cultural value.
NatureA snack bar specializing in various types of Korean snacks, located on Mugeunseong 3-gil in Jeju City. Information can be found via their Instagram account (@soop.jeju).
NatureKnown as a hidden gem in Jeju, Sigolgil is a restaurant specializing in spicy stir-fried octopus (nakji-bokkeum). Offering a simple yet focused menu of only two dishes—spicy stir-fried octopus and traditional fermented soybean stew (cheonggukjang)—the restaurant boasts an addictive flavor profile featuring a perfectly balanced sweet and spicy sauce.
NatureLocated at the entrance of Seopjikoji on Jeju Island, this authentic Chinese restaurant offers a diverse menu of flavorful meals and specialty dishes. A versatile touch allows guests to substitute rice for any noodle dish. Signature menu items include the Al-jjamppong (spicy seafood noodle soup packed with fish roe) and Abalone Seafood Gan-jjajang, which features a generous whole abalone.
FoodLocated in Yeon-dong, Jeju City, Sambo Sikdang has been serving authentic local flavors since 2001. The name 'Sambo' represents the restaurant's signature dishes: Jari Mulhoe (cold raw fish soup), grilled tilefish, and abalone hot pot. The standout menu item is the abalone hot pot, a rich and flavorful stew packed with fresh abalone, velvet crabs, and clams.
NatureThe Sinchon 4·3 Fortress Site is a historical structure built by hand-stacking stones, originally used to monitor residents during the Jeju 4·3 Incident. Sinchon-ri is a significant historical site, known as the birthplace of local anti-Japanese movements and the Chojon Independence Movement, as well as the location where the Jeju 4·3 uprising was resolved through the Sinchon Conference.
NatureSinchon Hyangsa is a historic structure that served as the administrative center for village affairs during the late Joseon Dynasty. It was relocated to its current site in 1805, during the fifth year of King Sunjo's reign. The building features a Ujingak-style roof and measures seven bays in width and two bays in depth. Following its faithful restoration in 1984, Sinchon Hyangsa was designated as Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Tangible Cultural Heritage No. 8.
NatureLocated along Jeju Olle Trail Course 3, this site was once a ranch used for grazing horses and cattle. Since the 1980s, however, it has been repurposed for drying tangerine peels. The landscape is characterized by vast expanses of vibrant orange peels spread across the grounds, set against a breathtaking backdrop of the open sea.
ExperienceMeaning 'a new and abundant village,' Sinpung-ri is a village steeped in history, scattered with prehistoric relics including dolmens. The village features well-equipped experiential facilities such as native pig pens, traditional thatched houses, and wedding venues, where visitors can enjoy activities like learning the Jeju dialect and experiencing traditional wedding ceremonies.
NatureLocated near Geumseong Port and Gwakji Beach in Aewol-eup, Jeju City, this Japanese-style curry specialty restaurant is pet-friendly. The signature dish is the Tonkatsu Curry, featuring thick, crispy pork cutlets served with special curry sauce and vibrant yellow rice cooked with gardenia.
NatureLocated in Hado-ri, Gujwa-eup, on the eastern side of Jeju Island, this LP listening cafe boasts a cozy atmosphere where original vintage speakers blend seamlessly with wooden furniture. Guests can handpick from a diverse collection of vinyl records to enjoy, while sipping on unique juices and milk made with local Gujwa carrots.
NatureLocated in Hallim-eup, Jeju City, Arden Hill Resort & Golf is a luxury resort designed with the architectural elegance of Italy's Tuscany region. The 18-hole golf course is surrounded by vast grasslands and silver grass forests; its gentle slopes allow for breathtaking panoramic views of the entire course from the clubhouse, while the fairways are impressively spacious, averaging over 70 meters in width.
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