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Let's Run Farm PoppyNature

North120 min

Let's Run Farm Poppy

Let's Run Farm Poppy is a premier ranch dedicated to the breeding and management of domestic racehorses, spanning a vast area of over 2 million square meters. The facility is fully equipped with professional stables, breeding centers, an animal hospital, and specialized training tracks. Every May, this seasonal destination transforms into a breathtaking landscape where visitors can enjoy a vibrant feast of blooming poppies, making it a must-visit free attraction for nature lovers.

Cultural space YangExperience

North90 min

Cultural space Yang

Born from the intention to engage with society through art—inspired by the Jeju dialect term 'Yang'—Cultural space Yang is a unique cultural venue created by renovating the director's ancestral home. While preserving the traditional layout of a Jeju house, including elements such as *anggeori* (inner house), *bakgeori* (outer house), *uyeongbat* (kitchen garden), and *tongsi* (traditional outdoor toilet), the space has been thoughtfully transformed into exhibition rooms and lecture halls. The *anggeori* section serves as a nostalgic sanctuary, housing antique maps, vintage furniture, and cherished relics of the past.

Hyoseon TteokbangCafé

North90 min

Hyoseon Tteokbang

Located within the Chilseong-ro shopping arcade in Jeju City, Hyoseon Tteokbang is a charming workshop easily recognizable by its vibrant blue exterior. This studio offers engaging one-day classes where you can handcraft traditional oil rice cakes (gireum-tteok) using natural pigments such as sweet pumpkin and prickly pear cactus. After your hands-on culinary experience, you can unwind with refreshing drinks like kumquat ade. Please note that Hyoseon Tteokbang does not have private parking; visitors are advised to use the nearby Buksu-gu or Sanjitmul public parking lots.

Dongbok Hwanhae JangseongNature

North120 min

Dongbok Hwanhae Jangseong

Designated as Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Cultural Property No. 49-6, Dongbok Hwanhae Jangseong is a historic fortress wall constructed along the coastline during the late Goryeo Dynasty to defend against pirate incursions and protect the Sambyeolcho military forces. Remnants of this ancient stone barrier can still be found in areas such as Onpyeong-ri, Haengwon-ri, and Handong-ri. Today, visitors can stroll along these weathered walls, where vibrant flowers bloom at their base, offering a serene opportunity to reflect on the region’s rich history amidst natural beauty.

Jeju Cultural Arts Promotion Agency Invitation Exhibition: 'A Feast of Dancing Ink' by Calligrapher Han-gyeol Hyun Byeong-chanNature

North120 min

Jeju Cultural Arts Promotion Agency Invitation Exhibition: 'A Feast of Dancing Ink' by Calligrapher Han-gyeol Hyun Byeong-chan

Hosted by the Jeju Cultural Arts Promotion Agency, this special exhibition showcases 105 major works by renowned calligrapher Hyun Byeong-chan. Held across Exhibition Halls 1, 2, and 3 of the Jeju Munye Arts Center, this exhibition offers a profound opportunity to explore the artistic universe of Master Hyun Byeong-chan and the timeless beauty of traditional calligraphy.

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