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NatureLocated near the Yerae-dong Community Center, Ijeong-ui Daek is a cafe renovated from an old traditional house. Inside the black stone walls, you will find a charming single-story house and a spacious yard featuring outdoor tables nestled under tangerine and camellia trees. The interior is furnished with deep wood-toned antique furniture, and this kid-friendly zone offers a variety of uniquely shaped desserts to enjoy.
CaféIndigotree is a renovated old tangerine warehouse that now serves as both a cafe and a select shop, featuring a rustic, vintage stone exterior and an industrial-style interior. The first floor houses a select shop selling clothing and lifestyle accessories alongside the cafe, while the second floor consists of a loft space that overlooks the first floor. Here, you can enjoy fresh menu items such as ade and teas made directly from local Jeju tangerines.
NatureThis course to walk through Jeju's nature as it is provides paths where you can experience nature firsthand. Visitors can admire Jeju's beautiful natural landscapes and experience its ecosystem and culture.
NatureLocated in the alleys of Jeju Dongmun Traditional Market, Jayeon Momguk is a Korean restaurant specializing in Momguk, a signature dish made by simmering Mozaban seaweed in pork bone broth. Their Jeopjak-pyeoguk is also highly popular. Visitors can enjoy a variety of local Jeju specialties, including grilled Okdom, Agangbal, and seafood pajeon. The restaurant was officially recognized as a Jeju Gourmet Week restaurant in both 2017 and 2020.
StayLocated just 5 minutes from the center of Jeju, this campsite features various amenities including pensions, an outdoor performance stage, a cafe, workshops, and restaurants. The glamping facilities feature a standing structure and are divided into 2-person and 4-person rooms; small dogs weighing under 10kg are allowed. Use of the Jayeonin Market is mandatory, and bringing outside food is prohibited, with the exception of seafood, fruit, and side dishes.
FoodLocated in Seogwi-dong, Seogwipo-si, Jeju, this restaurant specializes in braised cutlassfish, with its signature dish featuring fresh cutlassfish. When ordering braised cutlassfish for two or more people, spicy stir-fried pork is provided as a service. The menu also includes various seafood dishes such as whole cutlassfish, seafood stew, abalone porridge, and various grilled fish. It is conveniently located near Cheonjiyeon Falls, Saeyeongyo Bridge, and Saeseom Island.
FoodJaebul Sikdang is a Korean restaurant specializing in gomtang, located near Namnyeong High School in Jeju-si. It is characterized by its rich, deep broth and generous servings of meat. Due to its proximity to the airport, it is a popular destination for travelers arriving in the morning. The green onion kimchi (pa-kimchi) and diced radish kimchi (kkakdugi) are highly popular side dishes. Jaebul Sikdang was featured on the 2021 SBS program 'Master of Living' and has been introduced on television several times.
ExperienceJaeju Do-a Jo · Banjjak Banjjak Jigu Sanghoe is a space dedicated to creating and exhibiting upcycled crafts made from ocean debris washed ashore. Here, you can experience various beachcombing workshops and environmental art education, such as making sea glass frames and brooches or crafting Haenyeo mobiles. Every year, the "Beachcombing Festival: Baradeon Bada," which combines marine cleanup activities, second-hand markets, and musical performances, is held here.
NatureLocated just a 10-minute drive from Jeju International Airport, Jeonnong-ro is a breathtaking destination where rows of native king cherry trees form a stunning canopy of blossoms. Situated in Samdo 1-dong, Jeju City, a 1.2km stretch of this road is closed to vehicle traffic during the festival period. With beautiful lighting installed at night, it is the perfect spot for a romantic stroll or capturing the perfect photograph.
NatureJeongmulareoreum is a small, conical oreum located on the western foothills of Jeongmuloreum, situated within the Geumak Isidore Farm. The Jeongmul Spring located in front of the oreum is clean and abundant, having served as a source of drinking water for local villagers in the past, and the area forms a lush forest where black pines and cedar trees harmonize beautifully.
ExperienceJeongui Hyanggyo is a Confucian school established in the early Joseon Dynasty (founded in 1416) to provide education and moral guidance to the local people, and it has been designated as Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Tangible Cultural Heritage No. 5. The Daeseongjeon Shrine and Myeongnyundang Hall are arranged side by side. Daeseongjeon enshrines the memorial tablets of the Five Sages, including Confucius, the Four Sages of the Song Dynasty, and the 18 Sages of Korea. With various Songdeokbi monuments erected both inside and outside the grounds, Jeongui Hyanggyo is a place where one can explore the historical value of Confucian schools from the Joseon Dynasty.
NatureLocated in Seongeup-ri, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si, this Joseon-era fortress surrounds the historic Seongeup Folk Village, a designated Important Folklore Cultural Material. While it was originally located in Goseong-ri, Seongsan-eup, it was later relocated to its current site. In 2004, academic surveys confirmed the original site's dimensions and the remaining traces of its ancient walls.