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NatureLocated in Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Holgabun Garden is a premium Korean beef specialty restaurant distinguished by its exceptional meat quality that stands out from other establishments. The spacious and pristine interior provides a comfortable atmosphere, making it an ideal destination for families or group gatherings. Among its signature offerings, the Hanwoo Bibimbap is a must-try dish.
ExperienceA contemporary art museum that introduces contemporary artworks from inside and outside of Korea and provides an artistic experience
NatureHeld from September 13 to 14, 2025, around Yeonbukjeong Pavilion and Jochonjinseong Fortress in Jochon-eup, Jeju City, this festival celebrates the rich heritage of local spring water. Under the theme "Spring Water: Where People Meet and History Walks," the event serves as a cultural venue to reflect on the historical value and traditional lifestyle surrounding these springs. It aims to bridge generations by revisiting the spring water—once a bustling communal laundry site and a cherished place to escape the summer heat—to share stories and timeless memories.
NatureLocated in Jocheon-eup, Jeju, Hamdeok Bread Master is a charming bakery cafe specializing in signature treats like six-clove garlic bread and buttery croissants made with premium organic flour. The spacious interior and beautiful garden make it a perfect destination for families or those traveling with pets. If you are looking to escape the crowded bakeries near Hamdeok Beach, Hamdeok Bread Master offers the perfect peaceful retreat to relax and enjoy your treats.
FoodLocated on Gwandeok-ro 13-gil, Hallim Kalguksu Jeju Dongmun Market Branch is tucked away in a charming alleyway near Dongmun Market, offering a clean interior and convenient bar seating. The signature menu item is the Bomal Kalguksu, where you can witness the authentic process of handmade dough and aging. Their sea snail dishes featuring fresh abalone are also highly popular among visitors.
NatureThe Former site of Jeju Agricultural School holds a profound place in the island’s history, originating from the privately-run Eshin School established in 1907. Once a vibrant hub for student activism during the Japanese colonial period and the post-liberation era, this historic location is now situated near Halla Arboretum in Jeju City. During the tragic April 3 Incident, the school served as an educational institution for the island’s brightest minds but was subsequently occupied by military forces, beginning with the 9th Regiment. It became a site of detention and interrogation, and it was here that Colonel Park Jin-gyeong was assassinated. While few physical traces of this turbulent past remain today, the nearby street name Jeonnong-ro serves as a lasting tribute to the memory of this significant site.
CaféPikers Jeju is more than just a cafe; it is a sophisticated multi-cultural space where you can experience a diverse range of cultural content. The venue features a seamless blend of sleek, modern interiors and an exotic palm tree garden. The first floor houses a lounge with forest paths and relaxing rest areas, as well as a roller rink (Sing Sing Sing), all while offering stunning indoor views of Hallasan.
NatureLocated in Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, How to Play is a specialized gourmet burger restaurant that offers a variety of unique spaces to enjoy your meal. Featuring indoor seating nestled in beautiful nature, a glass greenhouse, and a lush outdoor garden, the venue provides a seamless and atmospheric setting for any occasion. The establishment also boasts a spacious private parking lot, and a dedicated section of the shop offers exclusive How to Play merchandise, including apparel and lifestyle products.
NatureCentered around Jeju Mokgwan-a and Gwandeokjeong, this National Heritage media art exhibition is a nighttime light program that reinterprets the historical 'Tamna Sullyeokdo' (Illustrated Record of Travels in Tamna). Hosted by the National Heritage Administration and Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, and organized by the Korea Heritage Agency, this cultural event invites both locals and visitors to immerse themselves in a mesmerizing display of light and history.
ExperienceThe 4th Jeju Biennale in 2024 offers the unique sensibility of Jeju, where nature and art harmonize. Under the theme "Apagi Drift: Path of Water, Wind, and Stars," this event features 39 teams of artists from 14 countries, presenting special exhibitions at cultural and artistic landmarks throughout Jeju.
NatureThis collaborative art exhibition brings together students with disabilities, parents, and teachers to reinterpret the history, environment, and daily life of Jeju. Through an artistic exploration of local issues—specifically climate change and the Jeju 4.3 Incident—the project weaves together diverse perspectives and personal experiences to paint a vision of hope for the future.
NatureHeld from November 6th to 8th, the 2025 Jeju Olle Walking Festival is a mobile festival taking place along the Jeju Olle Routes 17 and 18. To ensure an accessible experience for walking enthusiasts of all levels, the course is divided into three distinct sections, allowing participants to trek through breathtaking landscapes where lush forests meet the sea. Attendees can enjoy a vibrant blend of cultural performances, traditional games, local village programs, and authentic Jeju culinary experiences.