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NatureLocated in Gimnyeong-ri on the eastern side of Jeju Island, Geumnyongsa Temple traces its origins to a念佛堂 (Nembutsu hall) established in 1930 by Kim Yeon-hwa. This natural sanctuary is characterized by its harmonious blend of flat rocks and pine trees, with a distinctive labyrinthine cave system extending beneath the main temple grounds.
NatureLocated at the entrance of Gimnyeong Village, a charming area famous for Seongsegi Beach and Olle Route 19, this cozy little roastery cafe has been a local favorite since opening in June 2019. The cafe specializes in high-quality single-origin coffee and signature treats like gluten-free carrot cake. Pet-friendly, it is the perfect spot to relax during your coastal wanderings.
NatureStretching approximately 10km from the entrance of Gasi-ri Village in Seogwipo, Noksan-ro is a breathtaking driving course where vibrant yellow canola flowers blend seamlessly with cherry blossoms. Passing through the historic sites of Noksanjang and Gapmajang from the Joseon Dynasty, this scenic route offers a stunning harmony between the distant Hallasan Mountain and sprawling flower fields, having been honored as one of the '100 Beautiful Roads in Korea.'
NatureLocated along the scenic coastal road between Woljeongri and Sehwa, this restaurant specializes in traditional pot rice (sotbap) made with fresh Jeju ingredients such as hairtail fish, abalone, and black pork. The signature Abalone Pot Rice features a rich flavor from a special sea urchin sauce and fresh abalone, while the Hairtail Fish Pot Rice is also a highly popular choice.
NatureLocated on Pyoseon Haebichi Beach—the largest sandy beach in Jeju—this port serves as the starting point for Olle Trail Course 4. Fishing and trade have flourished here since the Joseon Dynasty, with the surrounding village taking shape following the Japanese colonial period. Looking toward Seongsan Ilchulbong from the white sands, visitors can enjoy a scenic view of both Pyoseon Beach and Dangke Village.
NatureLocated in Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo, Jeju, this specialty restaurant excels in charcoal-grilled Jeju black pork, drawing many visitors with its exceptional meat quality and rich smoky flavor. Signature dishes include the black pork whole cheek meat and pork belly set, and the staff provides professional table-side grilling service for a perfect dining experience.
NatureLocated in Gujwa-eup, Jeju City, Donggeomun Oreum is a volcanic cone featuring three distinct craters that offer breathtaking, ever-changing views from every angle. Due to its dark volcanic terrain and the way its ridges spread out in all directions like a spiderweb, it is also affectionately known as 'Donggeomeun Oreum' or 'Geomi Oreum' (Spider Oreum).
ShoppingLocated in Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo, Dongbu Farm offers fresh citrus fruits such as tangerines, Hallabong, Cheonhyehyang, and Hwanggeumhyang grown on-site at affordable prices without middleman markups. Visitors can enjoy hands-on tangerine picking experiences, where the cost of the fruit picked can be used to settle the activity fees. Nationwide delivery is also available for those wanting to order their favorite citrus treats from home.
NatureNamed for its distinctive curved shape, Dwigubeun-i Oreum (also known as Dwikkubuni Oreum or Hugogak) features a crater that curves toward the south and widens toward the north. Located within easy walking distance of Songdang Village—the heart of Jeju's oreum region—this hidden gem offers a peaceful escape for those looking to enjoy the natural beauty of an oreum away from the crowds.
NatureLocated in Woljeongri Beach, Jeju, Meomun is a bakery cafe situated on the second floor. The floor-to-ceiling windows offer stunning views of the Woljeongri ocean, while the high ceilings create a wonderful sense of openness.
NatureMoguri Oreum is a parasitic cone featuring a horseshoe-shaped crater that curves toward the north. The name originates from the sight of a small hill nestled within the inner slope, resembling a mother embracing her young. This gentle walking course takes approximately 30 minutes round trip and is a popular trail for visitors staying at the Moguri Campsite.
NatureLocated in Jongdal-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju, this dessert cafe was conceived as a space created by a music-loving father, featuring a curated collection of musical elements including amplifiers, speakers, and vinyl records. Guests can enjoy unique desserts and drinks, such as canelés infused with Hallasan Soju, accompanied by soothing melodies. Parking is available, and pets are welcome.
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