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NatureNestled in the quiet village of Sinpung-ri, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju, Azulejo is a Lisbon-style cafe whose name—meaning 'tile' in Portuguese—reflects its stunning entrance and exterior adorned with intricate tilework. The cafe is famous for its delicious egg tarts, which are a must-buy for many visitors, and features a charming little garden just outside.
NatureHanmosal (Pyoseonbaeksa Beach) derives its name from the Jeju dialect word "Han," meaning a vast and expansive sandy field, and refers to the wide stretch of coastline located to the west of Pyoseon Beach. This site holds a profound and somber history, as it was a place where residents from Pyoseon-myeon and Namwon-myeon were brought during the Jeju April 3 Incident, where massacres were tragically commonplace. In particular, three large-scale massacres occurred here between December 1948 and February 1949. Today, while the Pyoseon Folk Village and Pyoseon-myeon Library stand nearby, only the open space at the entrance of the library remains as a silent witness to the large-scale tragedies that once took place.
NatureLocated along the main road near Jimibong—a premier sunrise spot on eastern Jeju—Riul is a charming boutique cafe that is easily accessible with its spacious parking area. Here, you can admire and purchase a curated collection of handmade treasures inspired by the island, including hand-painted canvas landscapes of Jeju, local postcards, and delicate resin artworks all crafted with love by the owner.
NatureLocated in Susan-ri, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju, Daewangsan Volcanic Cone (Wanmoe, Wangme, Wangmi) is a captivating oreum steeped in local legend. According to folklore, an ancient geomancer once observed that the surrounding landscape possessed the auspicious shape of the Chinese character for 'King' (王), with its vital energy flowing directly from this peak. Another local legend suggests that the very silhouette of Daewangsan Volcanic Cone (Wanmoe, Wangme, Wangmi) was intentionally shaped like the character 'King' to honor this mystical connection.
FoodLocated right next to Pyoseon Beach in Seogwipo, Jeju, Noodles and is a specialty restaurant specializing in abalone and bomal (top shell) kalguksu. They serve delicious kalguksu made with healthy noodles infused with hijiki (seaweed), offering a unique and nutritious dining experience. With a private parking lot available right in front of the restaurant and a spacious interior, Noodles and is a perfect destination for groups and families.
ExperienceSince ancient times, Jeju has been famous for its horses. Even the proverb says, "If a horse is born, send it to Jeju." Ranch pastures are situated throughout the island, and during the summer, flower carriages busily carry children around. Filled with horse-related proverbs and a well-developed horse cuisine, Jeju is the home of horse culture, a rarity found nowhere else in the country.
NatureDistinguished from Daesusanbong, Sosusanbong Volcanic Cone (Jokeunmulmoe) is a charming oreum characterized by its lush forest of maritime pine trees. You can easily access the site via the small path next to Seongsan Bada Restaurant or the side road near the children's playground at the entrance of Sinyang-ri. To the north, you will find a small, egg-shaped peak that the local villagers affectionately call Doksaegi Oreum.
FoodLocated near Seongup Folk Village in Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo, Jeju, Jeongsoam Restaurant is a beloved local institution with a 30-year history. The restaurant serves authentic Korean cuisine that feels just like a warm, home-cooked meal prepared by a grandmother. Guests can enjoy a variety of local specialties, including grilled tilefish (okdom-gui) sets, duruchigi (spicy stir-fried pork), kimchi-jjigae, and savory chicken intestine soup (daknaejang-tang).
NatureLocated in Gimnyeong, Gujwa-eup, Jeju, Gimnyeong rain sound is a charming small Japanese restaurant where the sizzling sound of frying uniquely mimics the soothing patter of rainfall. The menu features signature dishes such as crispy tempura with a delicate, thin batter and refreshing, clean-tasting soba. With its cozy, quaint interior, Gimnyeong rain sound offers a delightful dining experience centered around comforting Japanese home-style cuisine.
CaféWe invite you to the second tea festival held at Jeju Island's green tea fields, the first in the world to receive Regenerative Organic Certification (ROC)!
NatureThe 33rd Seongsan Ilchul Festival is a signature Jeju festival held over two days from December 31, 2025, to January 1, 2026, at the scenic Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site. Under the theme "Capturing the Crimson New Year Sunrise in Seongsan," visitors can enjoy local cultural performances and hands-on experiences at the special stage on Seongsan Ilchulbong, while offering prayers for a prosperous new year and the fulfillment of heartfelt wishes.
CaféThe 21st Na Kang Solo Exhibition, titled "Rest," is an art exhibition held at Unboundary Jeju in Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju. Running from March 5 to April 30, 2025, this exhibition offers a serene space where visitors can find comfort and tranquility through the artworks.