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Dal Cheese Gujwa Sehwa BranchCafé

East90 min

Dal Cheese Gujwa Sehwa Branch

Located near Seohwa Beach in Gwacheon-eup, Jeju Island, Dal cheese is a charming cheese café run by Chef Im Kyung-mo and his wife, who previously owned the popular Nohyeong Moluhwadok Pizza. Housed in a low-rise building with a thatched roof, this cozy spot offers a delightful array of Italian-inspired cheese dishes, including wood-fired pizzas and cheesy moon breads (cheese dal-ppang). It’s the perfect place to savor authentic flavors while soaking in the relaxed seaside atmosphere.

Pre-modern Jeju Architecture, with the History of JejuExperience

East120 min

Pre-modern Jeju Architecture, with the History of Jeju

During the Korean War, many traditional buildings in Jeju survived because they were spared from heavy shelling. However, as the era of development arrived, many of these surviving structures faced the threat of being lost to history. While some have vanished without a trace, the pre-modern Jeju architecture that remains holds even more stories of Jeju. If you wish to understand Jeju more deeply, embark on another journey through the history of Jeju.

GoldfishExperience

East90 min

Goldfish

Believed to be built upon the site of a Goryeo Dynasty temple, Goldfish is a temple of the Taego Order of Korean Buddhism, founded in 1926 by the monk Kim Dae-seung, who enshrined a Buddha statue within a thatched cottage. The temple grounds house the Obaek Nahando (Five Hundred Arhats painting), a designated Cultural Heritage of Jeju Special Self-Governing Province. Historically, Goldfish has served as a vibrant center for Buddhist activity, once hosting intensive monastic education and significant religious ceremonies.