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StayLocated in Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Echo Hill Glamping is situated approximately 10 minutes from Jeju International Airport and offers panoramic views of Hallasan and the Jeju City skyline. During the summer season, separate swimming pools for children and adults are available, allowing guests to enjoy a swim under the nighttime lights. The glamping facilities are fully equipped with amenities including air conditioning, a TV, and a refrigerator.
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NatureYeondae Pogu, also known as Majiri-po, is one of the best-preserved examples of a traditional Jeju fishing port. Near the port, you can catch a glimpse of ancient Haenyeo culture, as the area houses changing rooms for the female divers and stores their traditional tools, such as tewak and mangsari. Through the walking trails and waterfront parks stretching from Yeondae Village to Oedo 1-dong, you can enjoy the peaceful scenery of the port and the beautiful sunset.
NatureYeonhwamot (Hagamot) is a pond named for its abundance of lotus flowers, located near the famous Jeju landmark, Deoreok Elementary School. Spanning approximately 12,500 square meters, it is the largest pond in Jeju fed by spring water and serves as an agricultural water source for the village. This ecological space is home to various aquatic plants, such as lotus, water lilies, sorrel, and water primrose, as well as various fish species.
ExperienceLocated in Sinheung-ri Dongbaek Village, Namwon-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju, Eugene Pang Tropical Fruit Farm is a tropical fruit experience farm. The name "Pang" means "shelter" in the Jeju dialect. The farm grows a variety of tropical fruits, including bananas, papayas, and tangerines, and offers year-round banana picking experiences along with seasonal harvesting activities.
NatureYeolanjigeorum (Bonggae-dong) is a parasitic cone located in Bonggae-dong, Jeju-si, standing at a height of 328.7m. Its name was given because its shape resembles a flock of geese flying in formation. The northern slope is covered with a forest of black pine trees, while the southern slope consists of grassy fields. The crater is believed to have once been horseshoe-shaped before being eroded.
NatureLocated to the west of Jeju Science High School, Yeolanjiooreum (Ora-dong) is a representative oreum of Ora-dong with an altitude of 583m. Its name is derived from its shape, which resembles a line of geese flying in formation. The site features lush forests of black pine and cypress trees, as well as the 'Yeolanjio Mul' spring located to the southeast. It also holds historical significance as a refuge for residents during the Jeju April 3 Incident.
NatureYeongguk Chatjib is a British-style tea house located in Bongseong-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si. It offers a variety of British teas and milk teas, such as English Breakfast, along with menus including cucumber sandwiches and scones. With an exterior reminiscent of a fairy tale book, the cafe features a calm atmosphere decorated with British-style tables, cabinets, wooden floors, and chandeliers, focusing on black tea rather than coffee.
NatureLocated across from the Kensington Resort Seogwipo, this specialty tonkatsu restaurant serves freshly prepared tonkatsu made to order, along with cold udon and cold soba featuring their homemade tsuyu sauce. The Kuro-katsu is made with black pork tenderloin, while the Rosu-katsu uses Jeju black pork. The signature menu items are the udon set and the soba set.
FoodLocated near Hagwi Elementary School, Yennal Guksu-jip is a specialty noodle restaurant serving Janchi-guksu made with domestic anchovy broth, Bibim-guksu sweetened with enzymes, and Jeju-style Kong-guksu. The restaurant is famous for its affordable prices and generous portions. If you finish a large portion without leaving anything behind, you can enjoy it at the same price as a regular menu item and even leave your name behind upon success.
NatureLocated across from the Wimi Nonghyup in Jeju, Ottugi Bakery is a traditional old-fashioned bakery. Its signature menu item is the "Salad" hamburger, which features shredded cabbage and apple seasoned with ketchup and mayonnaise. The bakery also sells nostalgic breads that are hard to find these days, such as Mammoth bread, Okkusi, and Guribol, making it a famous stop on "bakery pilgrimage" routes for travelers.
NatureOra Supsori is a traditional Korean restaurant specializing in exquisite set menus, including plum blossom course meals that blend local Jeju flavors with authentic cuisine, Jeju pork shabu-shabu, and lotus leaf rice sets. The dishes are celebrated as a heartfelt tribute to the owner's mother, crafted by a former middle school English teacher of 30 years who sought to preserve her mother's authentic culinary legacy. Located just a 5 to 7-minute drive from Jeju International Airport, it is an ideal dining destination whether you are starting your journey or wrapping up your trip.
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