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Utse Oreum Volcanic Cone [Nuun Oreum Volcanic Cone]Nature

South120 min

Utse Oreum Volcanic Cone [Nuun Oreum Volcanic Cone]

Located at an altitude of approximately 1,600 to 1,700 meters along the Yeongsil climbing trail of Hallasan, Utse Oreum Volcanic Cone [Nuun Oreum Volcanic Cone] is a monogenetic volcanic cone composed of three distinct peaks: Bulgeun-oreum, Nuun-oreum, and Jogeun-oreum. It is characterized by its unique shape, appearing as if it is lying long and flat. In the past, it was also known as 'Mang-oreum' (Watchtower Oreum), as its elevated position provided an ideal vantage point for monitoring the movement of livestock in the grazing lands.

Hello Sokkak Seogwipo Soesokkak Brunch CaféCafé

South90 min

Hello Sokkak Seogwipo Soesokkak Brunch Café

Located in Harye-ri, Namwon-eup, Seogwipo-si, Hello Sokkak Seogwipo Soesokkak Brunch Café is conveniently situated just about 500 meters from the scenic Soesokkak Estuary. The café offers a diverse menu featuring signature salads, sandwiches, and tteokbokki made with fresh Jeju ingredients, all paired perfectly with their homemade fruit syrups. On weekends, the space transforms into a traditional liquor pub, and guests can also make reservations for private outdoor BBQ sessions.

Gwangeoda Pyoseon Main BranchNature

South120 min

Gwangeoda Pyoseon Main Branch

Located near Pyoseon Beach in Seogwipo, Jeju, It's a halibut. is a specialty restaurant dedicated to fresh halibut. The owner sources the highest-grade, live Jeju halibut every day, raised directly at their own 10,000-square-meter aquaculture farm nearby. The menu features seven unique dishes, all centered around the exquisite flavors of halibut, including fresh sashimi, halibut sweet and sour fish, halibut seaweed soup, and halibut mulhoe (cold raw fish soup).

Kim Man-il Memorial HallExperience

South90 min

Kim Man-il Memorial Hall

Established by Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, the Kim Man-il Memorial Hall was built to honor the extraordinary achievements of Kim Man-il (1550–1632), a meritorious figure who provided numerous warhorses to the nation through his exceptional livestock breeding skills during the Imjin War. Opened in August 2021 following its establishment by the province in October 2020, the Kim Man-il Memorial Hall offers a profound look into his legacy, showcasing the history and processes behind his success in cultivating vast pastures and raising top-tier steeds for the country.