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EojanggunFood

North90 min

Eojanggun

Located in Yeon-dong, Jeju City, Eojanggun is a local favorite specializing in authentic Jeju traditional cuisine, having been cherished by residents for nearly 30 years. The restaurant offers a diverse array of Korean dishes, including sashimi, grilled specialties, braised seafood, and mulhoe (cold raw fish soup), with signature sets such as the Dombe-gogi Set, Jeju Bada Hansang, and Gwendang Hansang. Recognized with the prestigious Blue Ribbon certification, Eojanggun is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking the true flavors of Jeju.

Hankuk HospitalNature

North120 min

Hankuk Hospital

Since its establishment of the first general hospital in Jeju in February 1983, Hankuk General Hospital has made every effort to accomplish the highest level of customer satisfaction with its vision of becoming a “hospital that delivers joy to customers through advanced medical examination, patient-centered compassionate care, and hospitable response.” We provide patients with one-stop service, made possible by cooperative efforts with many specialists in various fields.

Miyo CandleCafé

North90 min

Miyo Candle

Located in the heart of Jeju City, Miyo Candle offers approximately eight different types of one-day classes, including soy candle making, diffusers, perfumes, tea lights, and gel candle holders. Each session combines hands-on experience with informative theoretical instruction, allowing you to choose a single class or combine multiple sessions for a more personalized experience. Please note that classes are held by reservation only and require a minimum of two participants to proceed.

Tendon Aura Jeju Main BranchFood

North90 min

Tendon Aura Jeju Main Branch

Located near the main gate of Jeju National University, Tendon Aura is a Japanese restaurant that specializes in premium tendon (tempura rice bowls) made with fresh, locally sourced Jeju ingredients. The dishes perfectly balance a satisfying crunch with the natural flavors of the ingredients. Popular menu items include the Aura Tendon, featuring diverse delicacies like abalone and stone octopus, as well as their signature savory and clean-tasting fried shrimp bowls. With its neat and casual atmosphere, Tendon Aura is the perfect spot for a delicious, laid-back meal.

Atelier 1950Experience

North90 min

Atelier 1950

Located in Jeju City, Atelier 1950 is a specialized craft education center operated by the Jeju Craft Workshop Cooperative, a collective of six talented female artisans. The center offers a diverse range of programs, from professional certification courses to hobby classes and one-day workshops, covering fields such as traditional Jeju crafts, sewing, French embroidery, macramé, weaving, rattan, soap making, perfumery, candle making, glass art, cooking, tea sommelier training, forest experiences, knitting, and upcycling. Here, you can design unique products that embody the natural beauty and cultural heritage of Jeju. Its convenient location near the airport also makes it easily accessible for travelers.

Gwangryeong Mandarin TreesNature

North120 min

Gwangryeong Mandarin Trees

Designated as Jeju Island Monument No. 26, the Gwangryeong Mandarin Trees stand approximately 6 meters tall and are estimated to be about 250 years old. These trees are a rare variety of indigenous mandarin known as 'Dongjeong-gyul,' an endangered species. Local villagers fondly refer to them as 'Donjin-gyul' or 'Jin-gyul,' as historical records indicate these precious citrus fruits were once presented as royal tributes to the kings during the Joseon Dynasty.