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Samseonghyeol ShrineNature

North120 min

Samseonghyeol Shrine

Samseonghyeol Shrine is a historic site consisting of three holes where Go Eul-na, Yang Eul-na, and Bu Eul-na—the ancestors of the Go, Yang, and Bu clans of Jeju—are said to have emerged from the ground. Among these three holes, arranged in the shape of the Chinese character '品' (pum), it is said that only one is deep enough to connect to the ocean, while the others remain only as traces. Every April and October, the Chunchujae rituals are performed, followed by the Geondaeje in December. The site is also famous as a beautiful spot for cherry blossom viewing.

Okdom Restaurant (Red Tilefish Restaurant)Food

South90 min

Okdom Restaurant (Red Tilefish Restaurant)

Okdom Restaurant (Red Tilefish Restaurant) is a Korean specialty restaurant located in Hamo-ri, Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si (near the Daejeong Five-Day Market). It offers a single signature menu item: handmade kalguksu (knife-cut noodles) prepared with bomal (top shell) and abalone. The dish is characterized by its thick, refreshing bomal broth paired with chewy noodles and fried tofu. It has gained widespread fame after being featured on television programs such as Wednesday Food Talk.

BoromwatNature

East120 min

Boromwat

Located in Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Boromwat is a charming farm whose name is derived from a Jeju dialect meaning "a field where the wind blows." Throughout the four seasons, visitors can immerse themselves in vibrant landscapes featuring buckwheat flowers, hydrangeas, lavender, tulips, and lush green barley fields. Beyond the stunning blooms, you can interact with friendly farm animals such as goats, sheep, cows, and chickens. With its cozy cafe, hands-on experience programs, and onsite accommodations, Boromwat is the perfect destination to unwind and find true healing in the heart of nature.

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