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ExperienceJeju Stone Park is a museum and ecological park established on a 300,000-pyeong Gotjawal landscape. It is a space that brings together the formation process of Jeju, the stone culture that became the roots of Jeju's people, the Seolmundae Halmang myth, and folk culture. It offers various exhibitions that showcase the origins of Jeju and its systematic stone culture.
NatureIho Tewoo Beach (Iho Beach) is a great place to take photos of Jeju Island thanks to its pony lighthouses, where the striking contrast between the red and white ponies creates an exotic landscape. It is conveniently located near Jeju City with well-equipped amenities. The gentle slope of the sandy beach attracts many vacationers, and a pine forest provides the perfect setting for camping. During low tide, when the sea level is at its lowest, you can see the vast expanse of the white sand beach along with the wondam. The wondam is a traditional Jeju fishing method that utilizes the difference between high and low tides; at Iho Tewoo Beach (Iho Beach), the space known as Iho Mosalwon has been restored to showcase this method.
Located near Hallasan Arboretum, the oldest and largest pine grove in Jeju, Sumokwon Night Market is a complex theme park-style night market nestled within the Sumokwon-gil area. Set within a natural pine forest spanning approximately 13,200 square meters, this space offers a variety of foods, including flea market finds, Black Pork dishes, and seafood skewers.
NatureLocated near Gyorae Branch School in Jocheon-eup, Jeju, Udon Kaden is an authentic Japanese udon specialty restaurant run directly by a star chef. The signature dish, Yamakake Udon, features chewy cold udon topped with grated yam and an egg yolk, boasting a clean and deep flavor. You can also enjoy a variety of Japanese dishes, including Tempura Udon, Ikaten Bukkake Udon, and chicken karaage.
Nature111 Imhang-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do (Geonip-dong)
ShoppingAs Jeju Island's largest and oldest traditional market, Dongmun Market was established in 1945, right after liberation from Japanese colonial rule. This large-scale permanent marketplace offers a wide array of goods, including grains, vegetables, fresh fish, fruits, seafood, livestock products, dried seafood, as well as daily necessities, shoes, and clothing.
NatureLocated in Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo City, Geubun Oreum Natural Recreation Forest is a serene natural retreat offering diverse hiking trails such as the Geubun Oreum Trail (1.7 km), Sunrise Forest Path (6.7 km), Sangjatsung Forest Path (3.2 km), and the Barrier-Free Sharing Forest Trail (1 km). Facilities include forest cabins, a forestry culture and recreation center, an ecological pond, a forest bathing area, and a lawn plaza. Visitors can enjoy accommodation and camping at the forest campsite, which operates from June to November.
Located at the foot of a parasitic volcanic crater in Bonggae-dong, Jeju City, Jeju Jeolmul Natural Recreation Forest opened in 1997. Spanning 300 hectares, this forest relaxation space is primarily composed of cedar trees aged 30 to 45 years. It features various facilities such as gentle walking trails, mineral springs, waterfalls, and ponds, and is accessible to the elderly and people with disabilities. From the observatory at the summit of the nearby Jeolmul Oreum, you can view Seongsan Ilchulbong and Musucheon.
A traditional meat specialty restaurant with over 20 years of history, specializing in assorted premium beef grills—a rare delicacy in Jeju. Guests can enjoy a variety of grilled dishes, including beef and pork ribs, beef tartare, and ssam-bap (rice wraps) at affordable prices. The restaurant operates two locations: the original Donam-dong branch and the Wedo branch.
ExperienceEco Land Theme Park is a theme park where you can experience the 30,000-pyeong Gotjawal primeval forest by riding the Lincoln train, a handmade model from the UK based on the Baldwin steam locomotive from the 1800s. Located in Gyorae Gotjawal, the 4.5km train journey allows you to observe various flora and fauna in a forest where northern and southern limit plant species coexist.
NatureWitseoreum is the highest oreum on Jeju Island after Hallasan, situated at an altitude of 1,700m. It is a collective name for three distinct oreums: Red Oreum, Nuun Oreum, and Jogeun Oreum. You can hike to Witseoreum via the Eorimok, Yeongsil, or Donnaeko courses, where you can enjoy views of the eastern and southern walls of Baengnokdam. In the spring, the area transforms into a sea of flowers as royal azaleas and Korean azaleas bloom.
NatureRecognized as one of Jeju's 31 hidden gems, this cedar-lined forest trail winds from Bijarim-ro through Mulchat Oreum and Saryeoni Oreum. The name 'Saryeoni' carries the meaning of a 'sacred forest,' offering travelers a serene escape where you can wander through dense cedar groves while immersing yourself in subtle woodland scents and the soothing sounds of nature.
