NatureMyosanbong Volcanic Cone (Goesalme)
Shaped Like a Cat Lying Down
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NatureMicheongul Cave
Located in Samdal-ri, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju, Micheongul Cave is a horizontal lava tube stretching approximately 1.7 km in length. In the open first section, scattered rockfalls can be seen along a gentle slope. The undisclosed second section features well-developed, unique geological formations, such as exquisite lava shelves protruding like steamed buns and lava bridges connecting the two walls. The cave entrance was formed by a ceiling collapse, and rope structures indicating the flow direction of the basalt can be observed.
NatureMin Oreum Volcanic Cone (Gujwa-eup)
Home to Gwibinsa, the Villa of Former President Rhee Syng-man
NatureBatdol Oreum Volcanic Cone
The Companion to Andol Oreum Volcanic Cone
NatureByeolbangjin Fortress
A Fortress That Served as the Largest Military Camp of the Eastern Region during the Joseon Dynasty
NatureRed Oreum (Pyoseon-myeon)
Red Oreum, a famous spot for a healing trip to Jeju
NatureBijarim Forest
Designated as Natural Monument No. 374, Bijarim Forest is a rare global treasure spanning 448,165㎡, home to a dense concentration of approximately 2,800 ancient nutmeg trees aged between 500 and 800 years. You can wander along the walking trails, divided into Course A and Course B, to enjoy a rejuvenating forest bath amidst the lush, deep greenery of this magnificent woodland.
NatureBichimi Oreum Volcanic Cone
The Unanswering Volcanic Cone That You Want to Call Nonetheless
NatureSeopjikoji
Located on the eastern coast of Jeju, Seopjikoji is a distinctive peninsula that juts out into the sea like the tip of a nose, offering breathtaking coastal views with Seongsan Ilchulbong as a dramatic backdrop. Visitors can wander along paths made of red volcanic scoria (songi), marvel at the rugged coastal cliffs, and admire the towering rock formations. The landscape is further beautified by vibrant fields of canola flowers stretching across the plains and the sight of Jeju ponies grazing peacefully.
NatureSeongbul Oreum Volcanic Cone
The Only Volcanic Cone to Have an Undrying Spring
NatureSeongsan Ilchulbong
Formed approximately 5,000 years ago by a hydrovolcanic eruption beneath the sea, Seongsan Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak) is a tuff cone rising 180 meters above sea level. Its unique structure features fine volcanic ash that accumulated into a magnificent cone shape around the crater. Designated as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site and Natural Monument No. 420, Seongsan Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak) is renowned for its fortress-like landscape and breathtaking sunrise views. Visitors can choose between two paths: the left route (free of charge) and the right trail, offering different perspectives of this spectacular landmark.
NatureSeongeup Village
Located in Seongup-ri, Pyoseon-myeon, Seongeup Village preserves the authentic atmosphere of an ancient Jeju village. Unlike many other folk villages, Seongeup Village is a living community where residents still reside today. Once the capital of Jeongui-hyeon during the Joseon Dynasty, the village sits nestled at the foot of Hallasan Mountain, collectively preserving the unique architectural characteristics of traditional Jeju houses and a wealth of cultural heritage.
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