Jeju Guide Book (English)

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JEJU GUIDEBOOK

JEJU ISLAND AN ISLAND OF SKY AND SEA

JEJU GUIDEBOOK

JEJU ISLAND AN ISLAND OF SKY AND SEA

JEJU ISLAND AN ISLAND OF SKY AND SEA

Jeju Island An island of sky and sea

Udo and Jeju-do from the sky

A beautiful island with pure air.

CONTENTS

01. The Green Island of Jeju

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Introduction to Jeju Island

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New 7 wonders of Nature, JEJU

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UNESCO BioSphereReserve

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UNESCO Natural Heritage Site

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UNESCO Global Geopark Network

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02. Story of Jeju

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The Legend of Jeju’s Origin

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Folk of Jeju

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Food, Lodging and Clothing

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Samda-do

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History of Jeju

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7Best of Jeju

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Festivals of Jeju

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Special Products and Local Traditional Products

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03. A Treasure Map with ThemesⅠ

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Green Tours

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Experience Tours

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Road Trip 04. Jeju Tourism Encyclopedia

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The North

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The South

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The West

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The East

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The Other Islands of Jeju

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Jeju Tour Among the Lighthouses

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05. A Treasure Map with Themes Ⅱ

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When It Rains, Jeju Can Be More Beautiful

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Make Your Trip More Enjoyable and Memorable at the JTO Duty Free Shop!

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The Island of Art, From Lee Jung-Seop to Byeon Si-Ji

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Night-Time Enjoyment in Jeju

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The Beautiful Transformation of Disused Schools

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Jeju, Paradise for Horses

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Souvenirs Filled with the Scents of the Island

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Traditional Markets

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Five-day Folk Markets

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Search for Places in Movies and TV shows

228

The Jeju Language – a Precious Treasure

230

Tourist Information

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About Tourist Facilities

232

Excellent Tourism Business

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Golf Course

238

Experience

239

About Transportation

242

Shopping / Information on Jeju Tourism

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Information on Jeju Tourism

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The Green Island of Jeju

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01. THE GREEN ISLAND OF JEJU

Jeju-do

CHUJADO

濟州島

UDO JEJU-SI

BIYANGDO

MT. HALLASAN

SEOGWIPO-SI

GAPADO MARADO

Samda-do

Sammoo-do

Tamna

三多島

三無島

耽羅

It is regarded as Samda-do due to the abundance of stones, wind and women.

It is also known as Sammoo-do because there is no stealing, no beggars and no front gates.

It had only one kingdom for 464 years, which gave it the name of Tamna.

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The largest island of Korea The only Special Self-governing province of South korea The Southernmost region of Korea A World-renowned volcanic island Important hub that connects continental nations(Russia and China) to island nations(Japan and Southeast Asia) A resort island with magnificent view of nature Oval-shaped island that is 73km from east to west and 31km from north to south Coastal road of 181km and coastline of 258km It has a temperate climate with temperatures that rarely drop below zero degree Kingdom of oreum(volcanic cone) and home to various insects A repository of vegetation with mt.Hallasan as the center where subtropical, temperate, and polar region plants coexist.

East Longitude: 126 Degrees 08 minutes ~ 126 Degrees 58 minutes | North Latitude: 33 Degrees 06 minutes ~ 34 Degrees 00 minutes | Rainfall (mm): Jeju 1584.9 Seogwipo 2393.3 | Average Temperature (℃): Jeju 15.6 Seogwipo 16.9 | Total Area: 1,849.2㎢ | Highest Point: Mt. Hallasan 1950m | Symbolic Flower: Korean Rosebay | Symbolic Tree: Camphor Tree | Symbolic Bird: white-backed woodpecker | Symbolic Color: Blue

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Wonders Jeju !

The World Recognized Jeju Value

The Most Beautiful Worldwide Natural Landscapes.

Amazon in South America Harong Bay in Vietnam Iguazu Falls in Argentina and Brazil

Jeju Island in South Korea Komodo in Indonesia Puerto Princesa Underground River in Philippines Table Mountain in South Africa

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At 4:07am(Korea time), November 12, 2011, Jeju Island was selected as one of the New7Wonders of Nature sites. The selection campaign for the New7Wonders of Nature sites started with 440 candidate worldwide places from its preliminary selection process.

Jeju Island has grown to stand shoulder to shoulder with the world scale tourist sights.

Jeju Island is a unique place worldwide, holding the honors of the natural science area such as UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve (2002), UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site (2007) and UNESCO World Geoparks Network (2010).

Jeju Island also consists of all elements for global natural sight theme, including island, volcano, waterfall, beaches, national park, cave and forest.

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UNESCO BioSphereReserve

Biogeographical Province : sub-tropical and temperate rainforest Latitude : Central point (top of Mt. Hallasan) 33° 21'29''N, 126° 31'53''E Outer boundary of buffer zone 33° 17'34''N ~ 33° 26'44''N,

Designated Date :

126° 23'6''E-126° 40'29''

D e cemb er 16, 2 0 0 2 , de signate d a Wor ld Biospher e

Marine Part 33° 12'27''N ~ 33° 13'56''N, 126° 30'2''E-126°

Reserve on June 27,2007 and registered as Korea’s first

36'38''

World Natural Heritage Proper ty with the title of Jeju

Area :

Volcanic Island and Lava Tubes

830.94 ha

Geographical Location :

Altitude :

Jeju Island consists of two streams located in the center

-74m ~ 1950m

of the Island and three islets in the southern part of the

The Highest elevation: 1,950m (summit of Mt. Hallasan)

Island. The highest elevation is 1,950m which is the

The lowest elevation: 0m (Coastal)

summit of Mt. Hallasan and the Maximum depth of the

The Maximum depth below sea level at the coastal/marine

coastal and marine areas is 74m below sea level at the

areas: 74m (southwest of Munseom Islet).

coastal area southwest of Munseom(Islet).

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Climate :

Physical Features :

Jeju Island has an oceanic climate due to the effects

Mt. Hallasan, as a core area, is located in the center of

of monsoons since it is located in the east of the Asian

Jeju Island and is the highest mountain (1,950m) in South

Continent and surrounded by the sea. In addition, a

Korea. It is a shield volcano formed from cumulative

special subtropical moist climate exists at the summit of

basaltic lava flows. The eastern par t of the crater is

Mt. Hallasan, at the center of the island, caused by the

partially filled with water and composed of a crater lake,

oceanic current flowing near the island. The annual mean

Baekrokdam. In Jeju Island there are 368 small parasitic

air temperature of the summit of Mt. Hallasan is 3.7℃ and

volcanoes called ‘Oreum’ in typical Jeju dialect. About

vertical distribution of climatic zones from subtropical

46 parasitic volcanoes exist within Mt. Hallasan National

to subarctic climates is well illustrated on Mt. Hallasan.

P ar k and approximately 26 0 are sc at tered in areas

The annual mean precipitation is 1,400 mm but areas in

above 200m in elevation. Rivers show a radial drainage

the southeast have more than the northwestern areas. In

pattern by centering on Mt. Hallasan however; most of

addition, precipitation increases along with the elevation,

the rivers belong to dry streams. Small scale wetlands

so the annual precipitation of Seongpanak(750m) in Mt.

have developed in some craters of the parasitic cones. In

Hallasan National Park exceed 2,000mm

particular, mountain wetlands are formed around Sallok (1,100m) in the western part of Mt. Hallasan

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UNESCO Natural Heritage Site

Jeju Volcanic Island and Lava Tubes

World Natural Heritage Site ››

CORE AREA

*Registered Date: June 27, 2007

DANG CHEOMUL CAVE

BUFFER AREA

YONGCHEON CAVE

GIMNYEONG-GUL (CAVE) MANJANGGUL(CAVE)

Chujado BENGDWIGUL CAVE

HALLASAN NATURAL RESERVE Udo

GEOMUN OREUM

Biyangdo

SEONGSAN ILCHULBONG

Gapado Marado

Mt. Hallasan Natural Reserve, Geomunoreum Lava Tube System, Seongsan Ilchulbong Tuff Cone. Due to its breathtaking beauty, these three areas known as ‘Jeju Volcanic Island and Lava Tubes’ are selected unanimously by the World Heritage Committee as the first World Natural Heritage Site in South Korea.

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01. Mt. Hallasan, the Highest Holy Mountain in South Korea • Name of the site. Hallasan Natural Reserve • Location. Jeju-si and Seogwipo-si

• Area. 164.401 Sq. Km(Core area 90.931 Sq. Km, Buffer area 73.474 Sq. Km) • National Designated Cultural Item. Natural Monument No.182 (1996)

Mt. Hallasan which rises 1,950m above sea level is the highest mountain in South Korea. Baengnokdam, the crater and lake located at the peak of Mt. Hallasan, and about 40 oreums, a beautiful sight of steep and fantastic rock cliffs are designated in 1966 and 1970 as Nature Monument and National Park respectively, and in 2002 designated as a biosphere reserve area by UNESCO. As the peak of Mt. Hallasan is made of diverse volcanic characteristics, depending on the angle of one’s view, one can feel its uniqueness. To the west of Baengnokdam crater, a steep shape formed by basalt lava of high viscosity is found and to the east, low viscosity basalt lava formed a gentle plateau. The south slope is so beautiful that it is captured in a folktale which states the story of immortals that played in the lake.

Mt. Hallasan is also a mountain where fir tree forest is found which is unique of its kind in the world. At 1,400m above sea level an endemic species of cinder cones including pine trees are grown. It also possesses an outstanding biological research value in the study of cinder cones. Besides this at 1,700m, are distributed 39 different kinds of polar species which play very important part in the study of alpine life such as, Jeju weasel, Jeju salamander, women diver snake, etc., are seen in Mt. Hallasan. Well endowed with natural resources of scientific values, Mt. Hallasan is a noted mountain worldwide.

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02. 9 Lava Tubes, Geomun Oreum Lava Tube System • Designation. Geomun Oreum Lava Tube System • Area. 22.367 Sq. Km (Core Area 3.303 sq. km, Buffer Area 19.064 sq.km) • Location. Hamdeok Elementary School, Eeat side of Seonin School, Jocheoneup, Jeju-si Branch, Along the East Industry Route.

A fairy tale like story of basaltic lava that flew underneath the earth’s surface spewed out and formed deep caves, are found in Jeju. Geomun Oreum Lava Tube System which stretches from Jocheoneup to Hengwon-ri, was formed by the eruption of a rich basaltic Geomun Oreum volcano and is situated atop an elevation of 456m above sea level. It was formed between 100,000 to 300,000 years ago and has 9 caves altogether. Among them Bengdwigul, Manjanggul, Yongcheondonggul, Dangcheomuldonggul have been inscribed as National Nature Monument. As all the tubes are exceptionally magnificent and ancient, the condition of preservation is commendable.

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03. Oreum of the Rising Sun, Seongsan Ilchulbong • Designation. Seongsan Ilchulbong Tuff Cone • Location. Seogwipo-si

• Area. 1.688 sq. km (Core area 0.518 sq. km, Buffer area 1.17 sq. km)

On the east coast of Jeju is situated the 182m Seongsan Ilchulbong which looks like a grand old castle. It was formed 5,000 years ago by an underwater eruption on the shallow sea bed. Especially the exquisite inner structure which looks like a bowl formed with crater and slope, excluding the North West side and the repeated process of eating away and depositing by waves, all joined together make a surpassing sight. With a background of sun rising in the east beyond the horizon, the beauty of Seongsan Ilchulbong is beyond words description. That is why many people gather in this place on New Year morning to see the sun rise. The fatal attraction of the vast sea beneath a steep cliff and the white bubbles made by blue waves are so beautiful that it stirs up one for a moment a desire to plunge into the sea. In addition, it is also recognized worldwide as a base for researches in past volcano eruptions and under water volcanoes.

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UNESCO Global Geopark Network *Jeju Island Geopark was confirmed as a Global Geoparks Network member on October 4, 2010 What is a Geopark?

Geopark is a program primarily aimed at increasing residents' income by vitalizing tourism industry based on preserving geologically outstanding areas which are highly valuable parts of natural heritage. If Jeju Island Geopark will be a member of GGN(Global Geoparks Network), it will achieve the Triple Crown by being recognized as Biosphere Reserve, and World Heritage operated by UNESCO.

Jungmun Daepo Columnar-Jointed Lava

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Jeju Island is entirely a geological park with a wide variety of volcanic topography and geological resources. The main famous geological areas are Mt. Hallasan, the symbol of Jeju Island, Suwolbong, known as a major area of research, Mt. Sanbangsan, known for its lava dome, Yongmeori Coast, which has the history of water volcanic activity when Jeju was first created, Daepo Columnar-jointed lava, which is a major place for studying Columnar-jointed lava(when lava from a volcanic eruption cools and the volume reduces and splits vertically to create 5 to 6 pillars), Seogwipo shellfish fossil mound, which show the marine environment from 1 million years ago, Cheonjiyeon Waterfall, which shows erosion of the sedimentary layer and the process of creation of valleys and the waterfall, Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak, which is known as a major geological area of tuff-cone and for the sunrises, and Manjanggul(cave), which is a Geomunoreum lava tube.

Guided geotourism Mt. Hallasan

Global Geoparks ››

A. Suweolbong Tuff Ring B. Sanbangsan Lava Dome C. Yongmeori Tuff Ring D. Jungmun Daepo

Columnar-Jointed Lava

E. Seogwipo Formation F. Cheonjiyeon Waterfall G. Mt. Hallasan H. Manjanggul Lava Tube I. Seongsan Ilchulbong Tuff Cone

Yongmeori Tuff Ring

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Story of Jeju

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02. STORY OF JEJU

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The Legend of Jeju’s Origin

Story of the beginning of the world Creation Myth The world had been dark for a long time. Suddenly, dawn broke and the energy of dawn began to hang over the world covered with darkness and chaos. The sky opened at the first hour of the first day of the first month of the first year. The ground cracked opened at the second hour of the second day of the second month of the second year. The boundary between heaven and earth became clearer. When the earth cracked, the ground shot up and water flowed down. At this time, blue dew from the sky and black dew from the ground were united and everything started to be formed. The stars were formed first: Altair in the east, Vega in the west, Canopus in the south, the Big Dipper in the north and the Orion Belt in the center.

The multitude of stars filled the space in the sky. It was still dark but blue clouds in the east, white clouds in the west, red clouds in the south, black clouds in the north and yellow clouds in the center began coming and going. At one point, the light of day started to break after all the chickens cried as the Cheonhwang chicken lifted its neck. The Jihwang chicken flapped its wings and the Inhwang chicken lifted its tail. Then the King of Heaven and Earth sent two suns and two moons to the earth, completely opening the sky.

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A song of yearning that echoes in the beautiful island of woes, Grandmother Seolmundae and the Five Hundred Generals Once upon a time there lived a grandmother named Seolmundae who was unimaginably gigantic and strong. This mystical grandmother shoveled huge mounds of earth and in only seven tosses of her shovel, created Mt. Hallasan. The dirt that fell through her tattered skirt formed each of the more than 360 unique secondary parasitic cones known as oreum. Grandmother Seolmundae gave birth to as many as 500 sons.

One day, while all her sons were out hunting a tragedy occurred when Seolmundae, by accident, fell into a gigantic pot of soup she was making to feed her sons. After a while, the sons returned home and hurriedly ate the soup, not knowing their mother was part of it. When they learned the truth, they were so sad that they cried bitter tears and hardened into rocks through the grief they felt for their mother. Their blood and tears shed revive every spring and make Mt. Hallasan bloom in bright color as the royal azaleas blossom.

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The breath of Tamna’s Origin, The Myth of Three Family Names Long ago, before Jeju Island was inhabited by men, three demi-gods rose from the land at the northern foot of Mt. Hallasan. They were Ko Eulla, Yang Eulla and Bu Eulla and the place where they rose is presently known as Samseonghyeol. One day, the three demi-gods found a box that had landed on a beach and opened it. Inside they found a jade box in the shape of a bird’s egg with a lion to keep watch over it. Inside the jade box there were a calf, a foal and the seeds of five types of grain. The lion said, “I am the lion of Byeoknang in the East Sea. Our King has three daughters but he could not find husbands for them, even though they are of marriageable age. When he saw you three legendary founders, he commanded me to bring his daughters to you.”

After he finished his words, the lion climbed to the sky on a white horse. The three demi-gods prepared themselves through a celebratory ritual in Heaven, showered in the pond known as Honinji and married the three princesses. Together they established their homes and families and from that time forward, farmed the five grains and raised cattle. Through the abundant crops, they founded the Tamna State.

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Folk of Jeju

Dang The female-oriented Shamanistic rituals, known as gut, are the opposite of the male-oriented Confucianist poje, and usually performed at dang, which are the homes of Jeju’s many gods and goddesses. The rituals continued until the present day because of their power to strengthen the unity of villagers and maintain community life. The common form of dang is a sanctified old tree, a rock cave or a huge rock. Dang for long have been taking care of the villages and the people of Jeju.

Gut (Shamanistic rituals) Gut is the name given to the Shamanistic rituals through which Jeju residents have traditionally interacted with the island’s 18,000 gods and goddesses and asked them to intercede on their behalf. Through these rituals, the people deal with evil, corruption, sickness, death and other disorders in the world and also ask blessings on future events and harvests.

Gut was traditionally performed at village dang or shrines but the more important gut now takes place in more public places, both to introduce them to more Jeju residents and to invite tourists and visitors to join the ceremony. One of the more important gut, the Tamnaguk Ipchungut, has been held around Feb. each year since the time of the Tamna Kingdom to mark the onset of spring (Ipchun is one of 24 seasonal divisions in the solar calendar). The rites held at this time ask the gods for a bountiful harvest and individuals also address their personal wishes for the year to come.

There are many different types of gut for many different purposes and these ceremonies retain an important place in the everyday life of Jeju’s people, even in the bustle of modern life.

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Shingugan (Moving Season) On Jeju Island, there is traditionally only one moving period during the year called Shingugan. Legend has it that the gods report to the King of Heaven about the state of the world once a year, and based on their yearly performance; are assigned to a new place. During this period, Jeju people move so that the evil gods cannot find them. This period continues for a week that generally begins five days after Daehan (late January) and lasts until three days before Ipchun (early February).

The saying goes that if you move outside of this period, you will have misfortune.

Pojedan (Place for village festival) When males of the Jeju villages performed village festivals as per the Confucian rites, they called them poje and the places where the events are held are called pojedan. These sites are where Jeju-do people wish for peace for the village. The offerings given can vary depending on the number of gods considered to be present. In addition, since this is the most sacred place in the village, residents have to approach with the correct attitude and to leave any kind of arrogance behind. Recently, village festivals, with the support of the villagers, have been considered traditional culture heritage items and the sites are being renovated.

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Food, Lodging and Clothing Jeju Island has a unique culture of food, clothing, and housing due to the geographic characteristics of the island and its unusual natural environment.

Even today, citizens of Jeju Island maintain this unique, traditional flavor reflecting the island’s nature in their houses, tools, and clothing.

Clothes

Galot

Gal-ot

These dark, rust- brown garments are dyed with persimmon juice. At first the clothes are a little stiff, but with continuous wear they become soft. They are good for people of all ages while doing physical activities as one specialty of the dyed cloth is that it does not stick to the body while sweating.

Diving Suit This unique suit was used by Jeju’s haenyeo (women divers) well before the arrival of Japanese rubber suits in the early 1970s. The diving suit includes a top, a pair of pants and a water cap. Through these garments, one can catch a glimpse of the diligence and efficiency of Jeju’s women divers.

Rain gear Diving Suit

A kind of raincoat trimmed and with a thinly stitched fitted belt which is made specifically to resist rainwater and is a must for a windy island like Jeju.

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Food

Black Pork Black Pork

Many tourists, on the first time on Jeju, wonder where the best place is to try the island’s delicious black pork. Sometimes, if you go by travel book recommendation it feels that something is missing and if you go to a totally unknown restaurant, you cannot be assured of the taste. In this situation, if you want a clear reply, the answer would be to “just go anywhere.”

Wherever you go on Jeju, you can find delicious black pork restaurants.

The meat is even more delicious if you eat it with Mel-jeot, which is a salted anchovy that reduces the pork’s oiliness and makes it tastier.

Black Pork

Pheasant Cuisine

Pheasant dumpling soup

Since there are many pheasants on Jeju Island, there are many different dishes made using the bird. In the fall, pheasant is regarded as a real treat and can be eaten raw or dried as jerky.

Kkwong-toryeom is a delicacy of thinly sliced pheasant breast meat that is eaten hot-pot style. Kkwong-memil guksu, (pheasant buckwheat noodles) delicately blends Jeju’s buckwheat and pheasant meat.

The buckwheat noodles are light and more digestible than other foods made with wheat. Pheasant dumpling soup is not greasy and its taste is sure to please.

Kkwong-memil guksu (Pheasant buckwheat noodles)

Horse Cuisine

Dishes made using horse were the finest served to the King in times of antiquity. Horse is used in a variety of dishes, including raw horse meat, horse sushi, tangsuyuk (sweet and sour meat), galbijjim (rib stew), gui (roast meat) and bulgogi (sliced and seasoned barbequed meat). Horse meat tastes lighter than beef and each part and organ, such as the liver, has its own unique flavor.

Horse Cuisine

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Meat Noodle

The most common delicacy on Jeju is Gogi-guksu (Meat Noodles). After stewing a broth, add noodles and boiled meat and then add chilies, chili powder, pepper and other seasonings according to your taste.

One plate of gogi noodles is enough for each person as it contains thick noodles with boiled meat. It is a good hangover soup, but also goes well with alcohol. If you want a cup of soju while eating the spicy soup, Jeju’s Hallasan Soju it is the best complement.

Meat Noodle

Seongkae-guk (Sea Urchin Soup)

Seongkae-guk (sea urchin soup) is prepared by frying seaweed in sesame oil and then putting sea urchin and obunjagi together and boiling them. If you salt it, it looks little yellowish and coagulates like tofu and tastes fresh. Seongkae is also known as gusal in Jeju so the dish is known as gusal-guk in some places.

Meat Noodle

Dom-hoe

Sea Urchin guk (Sea Urchin Soap)

Yellow sea bream, one of the common fish on Jeju Island,is cheap but prides excellent taste. Since it is rare in land-based areas, try to taste it. More premium fish than the yellow sea bream is the sea bream, which is called the king of raw fish. The best taste of sea bream can be enjoyed during December until March. The best season of red tilefish is roughly during the start of spring while the soft and savory cuttlefish is loved during summer from June to August. Also, the best season of yellowtail is after October when cold wind blows and the taste of large-scale blackfish is at its best between December and March. These fish are must-try delicacies in Jeju.

Hoe

Mitra squid mul-hoe

Mul-hoe (Water Raw Fish)

A favorite delicacy of summer on Jeju is mul-hoe. It is called mul-hoe as it is prepared by pouring water and spices over fresh raw fish.

There are many varieties such as jari-mul-hoe, sea cucumber mul-hoe, turban shell mul-hoe and mitra squid mul-hoe. All the ingredients are fresh so just pick the one that you like best. To prepare, cut vegetables such as parsley, pears, cucumbers, sesame leaves, green pepper and carrots into thin slices, season them with spiced seafood and pour water with ice over them all.

The role of the ice is to make the soup cold and keep the seafood and vegetables fresh. After eating all the seafood, adding rice to the leftover Jeon-bok hoe soup makes another delicacy.

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How best to eat Jeju’s chubby and tasty galchi?

The first choice is to eat it fresh as hoe (raw fish).

Some people think that galchi-hoe has a fishy smell,

but that is not true. It is tasty to chew and famous for its aroma.

Another delight is boiled galchi in soy sauce and this is also liked by many.

It is delicious if you melt raw galchi in your mouth slowly along with rice, or eat boiled galchi spiced with hot Jeju chili powder.

Godeungeo (Mackerel)

Godeungeo, along with galchi, is one of the most loved fish types

in the country. The full- fleshed fish makes your mouth water in

Galchi-gui (roasted hairtail)

anticipation. Godeungeo is inexpensive, full of nutrients and has Galchi-guk (hairtail soup)

an especially aromatic taste. After the breeding season finishes in summer, the fish gains more flesh and oil, thus autumn is the best time to eat it.

Obunjagi Ttukbaegi (Seafood Soup)

The best seafood delight on Jeju Island is Obunjagi Seafood Soup.

Obunjagi is a mollusk and a close relative of the abalone family.

It lives clinging to rocks about 20 meters under the water.

Around 70 percent of the total obunjagi found in Korea is from

Godeungeo-gui (Broiled Mackerel)

Jeju. The meat is full of calcium, iron and vitamin B. It can be roasted or put in doenjang soup or porridge, but the most highly recommended option is Obunjagi Seafood Soup.

If you make rice using obunjagi, the rice will turn greenish.

Boiled Mackerel

If you put butter at the edges of an earthen pot and add rice, the butter mixes with the rice making it more aromatic.

If you include obunjagi with other seafood in doenjang soup, the taste will double. After eating, you can take the shells home for interior decorations.

Obunjagi Ttukbaegi (Seafood Soup)

Jeon-bok (Abalone)

Jeon-bok (abalone) is so nutritious that it is also known as the wild ginseng of the sea. Many abalones are gathered from Jeju waters and it can be

found in many delicacies. It is usually added to jeon-bok-hoe, juk (porridge), ttukbaegi, samgyetang (chicken soup with ginseng), and various other stews. Due to its quality and taste, abalone was offered to kings in olden times. Chajeon-bok is readily available on Jeju, as is obunjagi, which is another kind of Jeon-bok.

Jeon-bok gui (Abalone Mackerel)

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Kkotmyeolchijeot Kkotmyeolchi are often caught in the seas near Jeju and it is reddish brown unlike other myeolchijeot, it is characterized by its lightly fermented flesh, even after ripening long time. It tastes good and is tender and chewy due to its lack of bones.

Gingyijuk(rice porridge with crab)

Sora (Turban shell) Another common delicacy in seafood-rich Jeju is the sora (turban shell or conch). Therefore Jeju’s sora is also known as the Tangerine of the Sea. Small hwalsora, which are also known as Gu-jeng-ki in Jeju, are hard and firm and the texture is like chewing Jeonbok. Broiled sora roasted with its shell, sora-mul-hoe, jeot-kal and porridge made of sora are full of nutrients. The most common way to eat sora is to simply rinse it with sea water, cut it into thin slices and eat it with red chili-pepper paste and vinegar.

Jarijeot Jarijeotis a type of salt-preserved fish. The main ingredient, jaridom, is only caught in the seas near Jeju. Its taste is savory and it is good to eat once you remove its scales. Many people enjoy jarijeot because of its unique smell. It is seasoned with green peppers and garlic and served as a side-dish with rice. Some fish and a bowl of rice can be a generous meal.

Gingyi means crab in the Jeju dialect. Gingyijuk is a delicacy in May. The soup is made by pounding a crab in a stone mortar and adding water to make a thick crab juice and then straining it. It is then boiled slowly and crab juice is added and stirred in after stirfrying rice with sesame oil thoroughly. You can add salt according to your preference. It has abundant calcium which is good for bones and chitosan.

Mungejuk (rice porridge with octopus) Munge means octopus in the Jeju dialect and refers to the common octopus (octopus vulgaris). Jeju’s octopus is served raw or as part of a seasoned porridge.

Mungejuk is healthy food for ordinary people. The octopus is cut to remove its organs and is pounded in a mortar and fried with rice and sesame oil and then boiled after adding water.

When you pound the octopus in a mortar without cutting it with a knife, it becomes chewy and softer as the red color comes out of the skin.

Jogaejuk (rice porridge with clams) Jogaejuk does not require other side-dishes due to its tasty, light and pleasant aftertaste. Summer is the perfect time to enjoy this dish due to plump clams tasting the best during this season.

Meljeot (Myeolchijeot)

Bingddeok (Bing rice cake)

Myeolchijeot is made from raw anchovies salted in spring and fall. There are a variety of methods of serving it but its taste is guaranteed even without meat and eaten with rice wrapped in fresh lettuce or sesame leaves. In particular, it is good to refresh your sense of taste and supplement your energy after sweating in the middle of summer.

Bingddeok is named after the shape of the ddeok after it is rolled.

Fine buckwheat powder is made into a dough, which is fried in a thin round shape. Then radishes, carrots, green onions, salt, sesame power, sesame oil and other ingredients are used to make a filling, which is placed on the fried pancake and rolled up.

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House Jeongnang and Olle Jeju’s traditional houses are surrounded by Olle, which is a type of stone outer wall or fence, unique to the island. ‘Gates known as Jeongnang’ are placed at the entrance of each Olle. A Jeongnang consists of three logs placed across the entrance of the Olles and held at each side by Jeongjumok, or stone pillars. Jeongnang is regarded to have been originally used to keep horses and cows, which the people of Jeju traditionally raised from coming into the house compound. Because of the strong winds on the island, logs were used instead of gates. Jeongnang is not affected by the wind so it would not be broken even during typhoons.

The three logs were also a means of exchanging information between the owner of the house and potential guests. If all three logs were in place, it meant nobody was home. If two logs were set, the owner was going to be out for a long time, but when only one log was used, the owner was expected to be back shortly. The length of each house’s Olle varied and they could be short or long.

There were also many different types of Olle and they could be either straight or curved, and possibly wider or narrower at the end. Traditional homes always had Olle since these piled stone walls help to weaken Jeju’s frequent and strong winds as they pass through these walls. The houses were not easily seen from the street due to the Olle and their role was to prevent strong winds and curious eyes from invading the house.

Choga (Thatched roof house) Jeju’s choga (thatched roof houses) are a unique type found only on the island. They are strong with piled stone walls made even stronger by covering them with soil. The roofs are covered with straw that is held down by thick ropes tied tightly in a checkerboard pattern. The early residents of Jeju tried to overcome the abundant rain and wind of their natural environment and in their wisdom, devised the unique thatched roof houses of Jeju.

All houses in Jeju are shaped like the Chinese character for one (ㅡ), which is a horizontal line and lack the front yard and detached house common to houses in other regions of Korea. In the traditional thatched roof houses of Jeju, there is an angeori (main building) and a bakgeori (subordinate building).

The angeori is the place where food is stored and memorial rituals are performed. The parents of a family lived in the angeori, and after their eldest son was married, he and his family would live in the bakgeori. After a certain period, they would change places with each other, indicating that the duty of performing the memorial rituals had moved from the parents’ generation to the son’s. All affairs regarding relatives, collaborative labor, common property, and participation in meetings were managed by the people living in the angeori.

The angeori has a much more significant function. Each angeori and bakgeori had a separate kitchen, jangdokdae (jar stand), and tongsi (toilet) so that each generation could live independent lives. These houses were single-family residential units; however they were double-family economic units.

The traditional houses of Jeju illustrate complex aspects of Jeju society such as coping with the island’s climate, a theory of divination based on topography and shamanism, and the unique family structure of Jeju Island.

Dottongsi (Pig-Latrine) The Dottongsi is Jeju’s traditional outhouse. It had low walls to repel the wind and prevent outside eyes from peeking, but it had no roof. It did not stink and users need not worry about getting spattered excrement on the bottom of their feet or falling into it. It was a clean toilet where users could do their business safely while looking at the view.

Dottongsi were not only toilets but pigsties as well. The bottom of the Dottongsi was spread with barley straw and pigs were raised there,eating human excrement and food scraps. The barley straw mixed with the pig excrement fermented naturally and the manure produced was important to Jeju’s agricultural industry.

Dottongsi is a unique aspect of residential life found only in Jeju as it not only kept the natural environment clean by recycling seemingly useless waste but also produced the natural manure that was used in farming.

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Since Jeju is abundant in Wind, Stone and Women, it has often been called Samda-do, a nickname which has been since olden times. First and foremost since it is surrounded by water from all side,s plenty of wind is obvious.

Every house has a piled up layer of stones called ‘Doldam’ which have holes in it that is why even fierce winds also pass by them easily. All these stones in Jeju were formed by Mt. Hallasan’s volcanic eruptions.

The reason behind a higher number of women compared to men is as the men used to go into the sea to catch fish and they often get caught in typhoons etc. and hence were not able to get back home. Jejudo natives have to deal with harsh natural environment. It is because of them that this beautiful Island still exists.

Wind Jeju Island has a lot of wind due to its geographical location. The effect of the wind is evident in all areas of lives of the citizens of Jeju and in their use of stone as well. The examples are Jeju thatched houses, which are built behind walls of stones and fields surrounded by stone fences. Jeju also has sayings that teach the wisdom of life through parables of the wind.

‘Badang oolgo kachapke boimin naal oochinda.’

This saying in the Jeju dialect means the weather will get bad if the sea is whining and the mountain appears nearer. When sea is whipped by the wind it creates a crying sound and when there is fog the mountain appears closer. These conditions suggest heavy rainfall is to follow so farmers are advised to take special care of their crops.

‘Set-baram pulmin naal oochinda.’

When easterly winds blow, rain is to come. Jeju natives cover their crops with cloth when easterly winds start as it is an indication that rainfall will soon follow.

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Stone Whether on a clear day or in a fierce s t o r m , J e j u’s d o l h a r e u b a n g ( s t o n e grandfathers) act as guardians to protect the island against all odds. Each seems like a tough guardian but if you look at him more closely he is quite cute with his bulging eyes and rounded stomach. There is no one representative figure and the statues vary from village to village.

The boy statues are placed on both sides of a gravesite to act as a helpers and at times companions to the spirit of the deceased. Since these sculptures are made of basalt, they contain the unique essence of Jeju.

Bangsatap are stone towers built to cover some inauspicious or ill-omened place so as to ensure the peace of the village. Before raising the stone tower, the villagers bury a rice scoop or cauldron. A rice scoop represents abundant prosperity with rice filling every pot. The cauldron symbolizes their wishes that their village and families will remain safe from all kinds of adversity, just like a cauldron is impervious to fire.

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Woman Though the number of women divers is reducing every year in Jeju, you can still find some making their distinctive whistling sound as they go about their under water activities. Leaving taewak(floats) on the surface of the water, Jeju’s women divers take a connecting rope and dive as deep as 20 meters under the sea to collect marine products. The haenyeo are well-known for their diving skills and their strong willpower.

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History of Jeju

The thousand year history of Tamna

Every Korean student learns about the history of Jeju during their time at school because Jeju Island is a place where history is still alive. Let’s take a look at Jeju’s history from the Three Kingdom Period through the Goryeo and Choseon Dynasties and Japanese colonial period, and up to the tumultuous years of modern history.

Tamna is Jeju’s old name, meaning “island country.” The process of settlement of Tamna on Jeju Island is illustrated by Tamna’s settlement myth, which is known as Samseong shinhwa. To see archaeological evidence of the early settlement of Jeju, visit Samyang-dong Prehistoric Site, which has been designated Historic Site No.416. The site contains the earliest known and largest residential remains in Jeju, dating back to the third century B.C. during the proto-Three Kingdoms Period. This site shows society during the period of Tamna formation (200 B.C. ~ 200 A.D.) Tamna is known to have been an active trading partner with Baekje, Goguryeo and Silla during the Three Kingdoms Period. Tamna also had diplomatic relations with the Dang Dynasty in China and Japan after Baekje was destroyed by an allied force of Silla and Dang. Tamna was historically known as the independent Kingdom of the Sea. It became subjected to the Goryeo Dynasty, and its name was changed to Jeju. meaning “a big province across the sea.”

The final battle site of anti-Mongolian resistance, Hangpaduri After being continuously defeated by the allied forces in Ganghwado and Jindo, Sambyeolcho came to Jeju, which was his last battlefield, and built a double-walled fortress inside an oreum. The site, which is the present Hangpaduri, spread across 6 kilometers with a height of 5 m and width of 3.4 km, and an inner stone-castle with a courtyard, government offices and various defense facilities. However, Hangpaduri fortress fell on April 4, 1273, after Sambyeolcho finally died, having fought till his final breath and last soldier. The blood of Sambyeolcho dyed the soil of the oreum red and since then it has been called Bulgeun (Red) Oreum. Traces of this fortress can still be found, as can relics including stone hinges and tiles that are displayed in the Hangpaduri Museum and serve as important materials for historical studies. An Anti-Mongolian Monument at the museum entrance extols the nationalistic spirit of Sambyeolcho.

HANGPADURI ANTI-MONGOLIAN HISTORICAL SITE GOSEONG-RI, AEWOL-EUP, JEJU-SI/ HISTORICAL SITE NO. 396

41 History of Exile, Chusa Exile Site Jeju Island is where approximately 200 people were sent into exile throughout the 500 years of the Choseon Dynasty. The island was suitable to isolate criminals because it was cut off from the mainland and it was difficult to travel there at that time. This site is where Chusa Kim Jeong-Hee completed “Sehando” while in exile. The Chusa Exile Site has remained a part of Jeju Island where we can remember the artist’s life in exile.

The outbreak of the Independence, CHUSA EXILE SITE

or Jeju Hangil (Anti-Japanese), Movement The representative independence movements in Jeju were the Jocheon Independence Movement, the Beopjeongsa Movement and the Women Divers Anti-Japanese Movement. Jeju was only a small island, but it took part strongly in the various Anti-Japanese Movements. Among them, the Women Divers Anti-Japanese Movement of 1930, which involved more than 10,000 women divers, was the largest ever national movement by women.

Learn about tragedy before you experience peace April 3rd Peace Park 항일기념관 위치. 제주시 조천읍 조천리 / 관람시간. 9:00~18:00 JEJU HANGIL (ANTI-JAPANESE) MOVEMENT

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In 1948, Jeju suffered through the April 3rd Incident, which is regarded as the one of the worst tragedies in modern Korean history. Tens of thousands of lives were sacrificed and about 130 villages were destroyed. The April 3rd Incident was like a gale that swept across Jeju over a period of about seven years. Because of this, it is not unusual to find historical sites related to the April 3rd Incident everywhere on the island. Jeju has since become an island of tourism and world peace, but if you want to experience true peace, you should first know about the tragic time that Jeju endured. If you pass by without understanding that history, your tour will only be half complete.

Jeju’s April 3rd Peace Park was established to look back on the April 3rd Incident and is utilized as an educational place for peace and human rights. The main facilities include sites at which to remember the victims, such as Memorial Tower, Memorial Altar, Memorial Plaza, April 3rd Historical Center, April 3rd Cultural Center and Sculptures of Symbols.

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7 Best of Jeju

In Search of the Best of Jeju What are the must-sees and must-eats on the treasure island of Jeju? The Seven Best of Jeju have been chosen in five categories: breathtaking scenery; local food specialties (products from primary industry); traditional local cuisine; beautiful roads; and beautiful architecture. A total of 35 gems have finally been selected for these categories through conducting the survey and getting recommendations from academia and professionals, which will also be remembered as 35 special experiences you cannot miss on the treasure island of Jeju.

Seven Landscapes Jeju has warmer weather in the winter than other regions in Korea, but the wind can be powerful. You may feel it is pushing you seaward for an astonishing view of the crystal clear ocean, or up-slope towards the magnificent Mt. Hallasan.

1. SeongsanIlchulbong Peak in the ocean and Udo Maritime Park 2. View of Mt. Hallasan from tangerine orchards 3. Volcanic cone at Geomunoreum 4. Cheonjiyeon Waterfall in Chilsimni Poetry Park 5. Sunrise at Chotdaebawi (or Candlestick Rock) at Seopjikoji 6. "Jisatgae" Jusangjeolli Cliff and Jungmun Beach 7. The sunset glow at Hyeopjae Beach

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Seven specialty products All the specialties come from the pollution-free ocean, clean air and fertile land, which makes them exclusively available on Jeju or far greater in quality than from other regions. . Gamgyul(Tangerine) . Gosari(Bracken) . Jaridom(Damselfish) . Okdom(Tile fish) . Galchi(Hairtail fish) . Malgogi(Horsemeat) . Dwaejigogi(Porkmeat)

Seven roads Driving in the wind along the scenic coastlines, or through the a cluster of oreum (volcanic cones) is another memorable experience. . 5·16Road · Hagwi-Aewol Coast Road · Sagye Coast Road . Sehwa noksanjangseon Road · Bijarim Road · Woljeong-ri Coast Road . 1100 Road

Seven architectural edifices The greatest beauty in the world is nature. These structures of Jeju exist within nature in harmony with it, not against it, adding one more thing to see on Jeju. . Jeju Museum of Contemporary Art · Jeju World Cup Stadium . Daum Com munications HQ(Space1) · Podo Hotel · Haesimhun (海心軒) . Seongeup Folk Village · Jeju Mokgwana

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King Cherry Blossom Festival Enjoy the feast of new spring Jeju Island is the first place in Korea to boast cherry blossoms when they splendidly bloom in the south. The petals of Jeju King Cherry blossoms are the largest and most spectacular among all the cherry blossoms. The Jeju King Cherry Blossom Festival is an event to welcome the spring as new flowers bloom after the cold months of winter. The best locations to enjoy cherry blossoms are the roads between Musucheon (Stream), Gwangryeong-ri and Hangmong (Anti-Mongolian) Historical Site, including Jeonnong Road and the entrance of Jeju National University.

Period : April Location: Civilian Welfare Town Inquiry : 064.728.2753 (Jeju Tourism Festival Committee / Tourism Promotion Division of Jeju-si Municipal Government)

Jeju Rape Flower Festival Spring scenery of dreamlike yellow rape flowers The Jeju Rapeseed Flower Festival with its intoxicating bright yellow rape flowers is one of most popular festivals on Jeju Island. The festival is held every April.

The blue seas of Jeju and dark stone walls in the streets are set off by the yellow flowers and the festival is popular with couples and families.

Period : Every April Location : Civilian Welfare Town Inquir y : 06 4 .760.394 2 (Tourism Promotion Di v ision of the Jeju -si Municip al Tour ism Promotion Division of Seogwipo-si)

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Jeju Marathon Festival Feel fresh while running along the coast The Jongdal Coastal Road is a very popular course for marathon enthusiasts both in and outside of Korea. The number of participants in this festival has continually increased because there are unique natural landscapes on t he volc a n ic isla nd , i n add it ion to popular theme courses. It is interesting to watch some of the participants running while wearing native African costumes or traditional Japanese kimonos.

Period : Every June Location : Gujwa Gymnastic Park ~ Jongdal Costal Road Inquiry: 064.710.3343~44 (Tourism Marketing Division of the Jeju Special Self-Governing P r o v in ce 0 6 4 .74 2 . 8 8 61, Jeju S p e c i a l S elfGoverning Province Tourism Association)

J e j u I n t e r n a t i o n a l T r i a t h l o n Soesokkak Beach Festival A hot summer beach filled with youth Competition Festival that would even impress the superhero Ironman What is a human being’s limitation in the hot weather which makes you sweat a lot even when you are standing still? Jeju International Ironman Triathlon consists of three parts: Swimming (3.8 km), Cycling (180 km) and a Marathon (42.195km). This event is an official competition in Aria region approved by the World Triathlon Corporation (WTC) and is reputed for its fantastic course.

Period : Every July Location : Seogwipo-si Inquiry : 064.760.3611 (Sports Support Division of Seogwipo-si)

Soesokkak harmonizes dense pine forests and oddly formed rocks. People learn about the beach through word of mouth and the naturally magnificent scenery attracts many visitors. The Soesokkak Beach Festival is held in August and visitors can enjoy a variety of programs including swimming contests and beach volleyball games against the background of Hyodoncheon (stream) and Soesokkak, which was designated a Natural Environment Preservation Zone by UNESCO. Period : Every August Location : Soesokkak Beach Hyodon-dong Inquiry : 064.760.4632 (Hyodon-dong Community Service Center)

C huj a d o I s l a nd D r i e d Ye l low Corvina Festival Chuja produces most yellow corvina in Korea If you had just a spoon of rice and a portion of Chuja’s dried yellow corvina, you would not be envious of a King’s dining table. The Chuja Yellow Corvina Festival is held on the island of Chujado, which is South Korea’s largest corvina production area. It includes unique cultural events such as mixing salted anchovies, a dried yellow corvina cooking contest and tying strings of yellow corvina.

Period : Every june Location: Chuja-myeon Area Inquiry : 064.728.4264 (Chuja-myeon Office)

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Seogwipo Chilsimni Festival A gentle walk that will not hurt your legs You will not tire even if you walk all day along Chilsimni (about 17 miles), the beautiful scenic coast of Seogwipo. The Seogwipo Chilsimni Festival is held every September. There are two benefits to this event: you can enjoy Jeju’s beautiful natural scenery and strengthen close friendships.

Period : Every September Location : Cheonjiyeon Square and Downtown of Segwipo-si Inquiry : 064.760.2656 (Tourism Promotion Division of Seogwipo-si)

Tamna Grand Festival One Thousand Years of Tamna Culture are performed Tamna Cultural Festival is the largest folk event held in Jeju. It is an honor and pride to Jeju citizens who enjoy an affluence of culture and art. The events started with fireworks, a parade, and a band parade. There are more diverse programs including folk performances, a theater performance, traditional music and a sacrificial rite for Mt. Hallasan.

Period : Every September Location : Jeju-do Area Inquiry : 064.753.3287 (Yechong(The federation of artistic and cultural in Korea) Jejudo Branch Office) / 064.710.3269 (Culture & Art Division of Jeju Spacial Self-Governing Province)

Jeju Horse Festival Festival for human and horse can harmonize and be one Jeju Horse Festival launched in 2003. The festival objects to harmonize human and horse in the good balance and to foster the horse industry in Jeju, including both general horses and Jeju horse, the Natural Monument.

The Festival offers many unique attractions and hands-on items, utilizing horses.

Period : October every year Location : KRA Jeju Race Park and throughout Jeju City Inquiry : 064.741.9250(The Korean Horse Affairs Association Jeju Headquarter) / 064.710.2123(Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Livestock Policy Division)

Chusa Culture & Art Festival

Original calligraphy with unique beauty Kim Jeong-Hee, known as Chusa, created the Chusache style of calligraphy while in exile. The freewheeling style of characters and Lee Jung-seop Art Festival painted Sehando, one Korea’s best traditional South Korea’s leading artist arts, is considered an immortal masterpiece.

Many people are impressed by Lee Jung-Seop’s This festival illuminates the cultural value of painting of a cow flexing its muscles and this Chusa’s work and includes a sacrificial ritual festival commemorates the late artist himself. and an exhibition of calligraphy.

His original works represent the dawning Period : Every October of a new st yle of Korean ar t t hrough t he L o c atio n : Chu s a E x ile P l a ce D a eje o n g - eup, harmonious combination of traditional beauty Seogwipo-si and a modern style. The festival includes such Inquiry : 064.760.2481 (Daejeong County History, Culture and Art Preservation Society / Culture & diverse programs as performances, including Art Division of Seogwipo-si) experimental art, traditional percussion and street performances.

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Seongsan Ilchul Festival

Jeongwol Daeboreum (First Full Moon) Bonfire Festival

The Seongsan Ilchulbong Festival is held from December 31st to January 1st every year around Seongsan Ilchulbong, which boasts one of the most beautiful natural scenic views in Jeju.

When the sun rises, fireworks are set off and kites are flown to symbolize a longing for the reunification of Korea. Participants count down together at the crossover into the New Year and exchange warmhearted greetings with each other.

A blaze of beautiful flames Since ancient times, Jeju residents have celebrated a traditional custom in which they set fire to dried fields before spring comes. This custom has become the Jeongwol Daeboreum (First Full Moon) Bonfire Festival. Held on Saetbyeol-oreum, the highlight of the event is the moment when the entire oreum is set ablaze. The flames rise up to the top of Saetbyeol-oreum in a spectacular scene.

Period : Every December 31st Location : Seongsan Ilchulbong Inquiry : 064.760.4283 (Seongsan-eup Office)

Period : Every February Location : Saetbyeol Oreum Inquiry : 064.728.2752 (Tourism Promotion Division of the Jeju-si)

Tamna Ipchun (Onset of Spring) Harvest Ritual A fun harvest festival The Tamna Ipchun (Onset of Spring) Harvest Ritual is a gut, or Shamanistic rites, to wish for a bountiful harvest for the coming year.

This is a reenact ment of t he traditiona l har vest ritual. This ritual was originally performed by the Jeju Moksa (magistrate) and local administrators at the Jeju Mokgwa (Governor’s Office) at the beginning of spring to celebrate a god who starts new work after returning to the earth from heaven. Events include the Ipchun Gut, a concert featuring t h e g a y a g e u m (a t r a d i t i o n a l s t r i n g e d i nst r u ment), a nd ma ny t rad it iona l fol k games.

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Green Tour — Feel the nature of Jeju through your entire body .

A new way of touring Jeju Island has become very popular recently with the opening of Olle walking trails across the island and offshore islets. More than 21 courses are available to travel by foot around Jeju. Hikers can also visit Geomeun Oreum (guided tours only, reservation required) to enjoy the island’s unique natural scenery or walk the Saryeoni Forest Path (reservations required) to experience the peace of a quiet forest. These green tours that allow you to enjoy the natural beauty of Jeju are recommended for men, women and children of all ages.

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Saryeoni Forest Path

Main Route Chamggok Forest > Children of Saewatnae (Children of the Forest) > Dream Forest > Walden (Forest of cure and meditation) > Hornbeam Forest > Bedrock Bath > Deobureo Forest > Japanese Cedar Forest > Saryeoni Oreum

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Saryeoni Forest path for healing and meditation Add. Gyorae-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si ~ Hannam-ri, Namwon-eup, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.728.3591 (Natural Environment Division of Jeju-si Municipal Government) / 064.760.3051 (Natural Environment Division of Seogwipo-si) * Saryeoni Oreum Course Reservation http://jejuforest.kfri.go.kr (tel:064-730-7272)

The Saryeoni Forest Path stretches 15 kilometers from Bijarim Path, passing by Mulchat Oreum and connecting to Saryeoni Oreum. There is a hidden aesthetic of rest and leisure in the dense forest of trees with a finely spread gravel path to walk on. Situated 500 to 600 meters above sea level, Mulchat Oreum is the midway point of the forest, and is where you can find “Walden,” for treatment and meditation. The meditation programs are available for students from middle school up. This is the perfect place to take a therapeutic walk with your family. If you walk on further, you will find an experimental forest where you can experience a natural spa with rocks warmed in the forest temperature research center. A charcoal kiln has been preserved here and there is also a therapeutic walking course. In addition, there are tour guides and expert mountaineers everywhere in Saryeoni Forest to explain the natural ecology. Enjoy the forest as it refreshes your exhausted mind.

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Geomun Oreum Trail Route

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Geomunoreum Visitor Center Trekking Course

The Geomunoreum Trail Route is perfectly harmonized with nature.

There are so many oreum on Jeju Island that you could not climb them all even if you climbed a different one every day for a year. Geomun Oreum is considered the best among them. The Geomunoreum International Trekking Course opened in 2009 to share the site’s natural beauty.

The trekking course harmonizes a 5 km lava path with the 8 km Taegeuk Path.

You can enjoy Jeju’s beautiful scenery by going around the nine peaks along the ridge of Geomun Oreum. One thing you need to be aware of is that you are only allowed to go trekking after you v isit Geomu n Oreu m In for mat ion office between 8 A.M and 1 P.M. After t his time, you are not permitted to go t rek k i ng. Geomu n Oreu m is so named because its dense forest looks black ( ge omu n me a ns black). T he Geomunoreum trek king course is a place where you can experience a natural forest and wildflowers such as hydrangea serrata, raspberry and thistle.

Add. Seonheul-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.784.0456 Location. Take 1132 Ilju Road or 1136 west to97, turn left and pass Daecheon-dong Intersection and follow signs to oreum.

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Lava Pit Crater

Colony of Pourthiaea villosa

Observatory

1st Dragon Peak

Lava Channel Lava Channel

Observatory

Colony of Illicium anisatum

8th Dragon Peak Cave Quarters of the Japanese Army

Colony of Aucuba japonica

Colony of Cryptomeria japonica 7th Dragon Peak

Observatory Site of the Charcoal Kiln

6th Dragon Peak

Supply Line Coastal Grotto Used

by Japanese Army

Aroreum

5th Dragon Peak

2nd Dragon Peak

Trail Route Wind Tunnel 3rd Dragon Peak

Volcanic Bomb

Byeongpungbawi Rock

- Regular course (accompanied by a course interpreter, approximately 1.8km, consumes 1 hour) Entrance of the center The 1st Ryong > Observatory Crossroads Trail exit (Jeongnang gate) Center (exhibition halls, etc.)

4th Dragon Peak

- Crater course (accompanied by a course interpreter, approximately 5.5km, consumes 2 hours and 30 minutes) Entrance of the center The 1st Ryong Observatory Crossroads Lava gorge Observatory at Al parasite cone Site of charcoal kiln Volcanic bomb Seonheulsujik Cave Trail exit (Jeongnang - gate) Center (exhibition halls, etc.)

Colony of Pine Trees

- Ridge course (accompanied by a course interpreter up to the Crossroad and free exploration after this, approximately 5km, consumes 2 hours) Entrance of the center The 1st Ryong Observatory Crossroads Seonheulsujik Cave The 9th Ryong The 2nd Ryong Departure point to the center Center (exhibition halls, etc.)

- Whole course (accompanied by a course interpreter up to the Crossroad and free exploration after this, approximately 10km, consumes 3 hours and 30 minutes) Entrance of the center The 1st Ryong Observatory Crossroads Lava gorge Observatory at Al parasite cone Site of charcoal kiln Volcanic bomb Seonheulsujik Cave The 9th Ryong The 2ndRyong Departure point to the center Center (exhibition halls, etc.)

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The Forest Path Where Jeju's Nature Breaths

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Forest Paths in Jeju The Dongbaek Dongsan(Hill), the natural camellia forest.

Please enjoy visiting Jeju Gotjawal in feast of camellia, the Monument No 10 of Jeju Special Self-Governing Province.

The 1 km² size Dongbaek Dongsan(Hill) consists of abundant scale of natural growing camellia, The silver magnolia, Bitjugi, Calanthe discolor Lindl, Cymbidium virescens and Goodyera schlechtendaliana Reichb. Fil ADD. Seonheul-ri Jocheon-eup Jeju-si TEL. 064.783.8885

Jeju Gyorae Recreation Forest, the Lung of Jeju Ecology Jeju Gyorae Recreation Forest offers hands-on opportunities in Gotjawal forest and is located in Jeju Gotjawal zone, the lung of Jeju ecology and eco friendly recreation area, healing modern man from their busy modern life.

ADD. Namjo-ro Jocheon-eu Jeju-si TEL. 064.783.7482 WEB. www.jejustoneparkforest.com

Bijarim, the Evergreen Nutmeg Tree(Torreya nucifera) Forest The unique nutmeg tree forest is first woodland walk in Jeju and the biggest in the world, holding single species. The forest consists of 2,800 nutmeg trees between 500~800 years old.

ADD. Bijarim-ro Gujwa-eup Jeju-si TEL. 064.783.3857 WEB. www.jejutour.go.kr

Seogwipo Recreation Forest, Coexisting Space among Trees and Forest.

Seogwipo Recreation Forest holds rare flora and fauna and the various species of climate zones including the warm temperate, temperate and the polar region. The Forest offers recharging opportunities for busy city people with Recreation Forest Center, water plays and walking trail to enjoy woodland walks.

ADD. Daepo-dong Seogwipo-si TEL. 064.738.4544 WEB. huyang.seogwipo.go.kr

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Sutmoreu Sún Trèe Forest Path Sutmoreu Sún Trèe Forest Path totals 8km from 2km of Halla Ecological Natural Forest, 2km of the sún trèe forest and cedar tree forest in Jokeungaeori Oreum(volcanic hill), 2km of current Jangsaengeui forest path and another 2km to Geochin Oreum(volcanic hill) of Roe Deer Ecological Observation Center. Visitors can walk around the natural forest and theme forest and enjoy woodland walks in dense sún trèe forest and cedar tree forest in Jeolmul Recreation Forest.

Visitors also enjoy roe deers, surrounding scenery and feed roe deers.

ADD. Bonggae-dong Jeju-si TEL. 064.721.7421 WEB. jeolmul.jejusi.go.kr

The Healing Forest, Jeju Jeolmul Recreation Forest Over 90% of the dense forest is formed with cedar trees between 40~45 years old, and visitors frequently feel chillness even in the middle of summer season offered by such great harmony with cool sea breezes.

The villagers have planted trees and developed as a recreation forest and offer the comfortable chances of rest.

ADD. Bonggae-dong Jeju-si TEL. 064.721.7421 WEB. jeolmul.jejusi.go.kr

Pleasant Walk, Mt. Hallasan Dullegil Trail The fantastic forest path Mt. Hallasan Dullegil Trail is 80km in distance at the altitude of 600~800m and surrounds the national forest. The Trail connects Seogwipo Recreation Forest, Donnaeko Youth Training Center and Dol Oreum(volcanic hill) via the logistics road, wood road and shitake mushroom transportation route from Japanese colonial period. The path is formed as learning field of history, ecology and forest culture through direct experiences.

ADD. Seoho-dong Seogwipo-si

The Refreshing Feeling at Halla Arboretum Halla Arboretum objects to collect, proliferate, conserve, manage and exhibit the gene resources of Jeju's indigenous fauna. The Arboretum also objects to recover resources through academic and industrial researches while offering opportunities as a resting space for people and a tourism resource.

ADD. Yeon-dong Jeju-si TEL. 064.710.7575 WEB. sumokwon.jeju.go.kr

Halla Ecological Forest, the Forest of Dream and Life Force Halla Ecological Forest is restored wild grass land once damaged and neglected. The Forest now offers the variations of the warm climate plantation to the alpine flora of Mt. Hallasan at one place. The Forest also offers various ecological natural phenomenon and comfortable resting area, too.

ADD. Yonggang-dong Jeju-si TEL. 064.710.8688 WEB. hallaecoforest.jeju.go.kr

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Olle-gil (Olle Route) Course 17 (Sanjicheon Madang) Enjoy Jeju people's past and present while walking.

Chujado

Course 18-1 (Chujado) Visit the Chuja Olle course to see hills that seem like they’re floating on the sea.

Course 18 (Sanjicheon Madang ~ Jocheon Manse Dongsan) Great scenic road of Sarabong(peak) and seaways Jeju Port Jeju International Airport

Course 16 (Gonae ~ Gwangryung) A Sparkling salt pan and forest trail

Course 15 (Hallim ~ Gonae) Road to encounter with the even prettier ocean scenery

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Hallim

Course 14 (Jeoji ~ Hallim) Go to an Olle passage where the scenery changes with every step

Course 13 (Yongsu ~ Jeoji) The starting point of forest path, Olle

Biyangdo Hallim Biyangdo Ferry Dock

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Course 14-1 (Jeoji ~ Mooreung) Explore a mysterious gotjawal forest of Jeju Course section

Yongsu (Jilbuam)

Jeoji Village Hall

Course 12 (Mureung ~ Yongsu) Go to see a wonderful sight where seagulls fly under your eyes Chagwido

Gosan

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Course 7-1 (World Cup Stadium ~ Oedolgae) Let’s go to Jungsan-gan and footpath between rice fields

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Mt. Hallasan

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Mureung 2 ri

Sindo Port Shinpyeong

Course 11 (Moseulpo ~ Mureung) Go to pilgrimage road where the tragic history of massacre of innocent people is buried Course 10 (Hwasun ~ Moseulpo) Let’s go to Gapado across Mt. Songak at the end of South area.

Course 10-1 (Gapado) Green barley fields and a gentle slope

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World Cup Stadium

Mt. Sanbang Daepyeong-ri

Moseolbong Daejeong

Hwasun

Jungmun

Gangjeong Weolpyeong

Beomseom

Moseolpo

Mt. Songak

Gapado

Marado

Course 9 (Daepyeong ~ Hwasun) Meet Andeok Valley that still has the looks from primitive times

Course 8 (Weolpyeong ~ Daepyeong) Shoreline tour that starts from a port and ends at a port

Course 7 (Oedolgae ~ Weolpyeong) Meet Subong-no that Olle people treasures most

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Course 20 (Gimmeyong~ Hado) Trail where you can encounter with Jeju's winds.

Hamdeok

Course 21 (Hado~Jongdal) Trail of mountain, Oreum and ocean

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Airport

Udo Jongdal-ri

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Course 1-1 (Udo) Pretty trail of Udo's green field and stone walls in great harmony.

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Gwangchiji Beach

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Honinji

Seobjikoji

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Onpyeong Port Tong Oreum

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Course 1 (Shiheung ~ Gwangchigi Beach) The Trail connecting Oreum and the sea Course 2 (Gwangchigi~ Onpyung) Trail passing Honinji(pond) from the Myth of Samseong

Samdal-ri

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Pyoseon

Tosanmang Oreum

Course 3 (Onpyong ~ Pyoseon) Visit Badang Olle passage with watery sea and grassy hills

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Seogwipo-si

Namwon Taeheung Wimi Soesokkak Seopseom

Course 4 (Pyoseon ~ Namwon) Let’s spend half of time, visiting coastal olle and the other half, visiting green oreum and jungsan-gan olle

Course 5 (Namwon ~ Soesokkak) Let’s go to Soesokkak crossing the most beautiful walk way of Korea.

Course 6 (Soesokkak ~ Oedolgae) An olle that slowly passes through the Sea and Seogwipo downtown

What is Olle?

‘Olle’ was ‘Ora’ or ‘Orae’ in the language of middle ages, and it is believed that pure Korean word ‘Orae’ meant gate (門). Also by pronunciation ‘Jeju Olle’ has another meaning which means ‘will you come to Jeju?’ (Jeju-e olle?). The ‘Olle’ of windy island Jeju is made by basalt rock which has so many small holes in it.

Moreover, it shows the aesthetics of winding stone wall road of Jeju.

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Course 1 Shiheung ~ Gwangchigi

Crossroad of Circulation Route

Shiheung elementary school Aloreum

Let’s visit the beautiful fields with nicely mended fabrics of different colors resembling a patchwork

Jongdal-Shiheung Coast Route

Shiheung House of women divers

Malmioreum

Seongsangabmun Sumipo

Dungamsa Temple

Gwangchigi Beach Seongsan Ilchulbong

Course section. 15.6 Km/4~5 hours Departure. Siheung Elementary School Jeju-si: Take intercity bus Route Jeju-Seogwipo Circuit Hwy(through Seongsan) from Jeju Intercity Bus Terminal.

Seogwipo-si: Take intercity bus Route Jeju-Seogwipo Circuit Hwy(through Seongsan) from Seogwipo Intercity Bus Terminal.

Course 1-1 Udo Let’s visit the grassland ways covered with poppy colors and crimson clovers

Dabdanidab Obong-ri Juhungdong Square

Hagosudong Beach Biingdo Entrance

Haumogdong port Hongjodangoe Udo haebin Seocheonjindong Beach

Joil-ri Eongil-dong

Geomeollae Mangdongsan Dolkani Udobong Peak Cheonjin port

Swemuldong Hill

Course Section. 15.9Km/ 4~5 hours Departure. Seongsan Port (Takes 15 mts ferry - Route Cheonjinhang or Hawumokdonghang) Jeju-si: Take bus Route Seongsanhaeng(East Circuit Hwy) from Jeju Intercity Bus Terminal, get off at Seongsanpo and walk 15 mts.

Seogwipo-si: Take bus Route Seongsanhaeng(East Circuit Hwy) from the Intercity Bus Terminal, get off at Seongsanpo and walk 15 mts.

Course 2 Gwangchigi~ Onpyeong Let’s visit the quiet reservoir and mythological pond honinji

Ojori Olle

Bangjojegil

Seongsan Sewage Treatment Plant Heong Mart Crosswalk

Seongsan Ilchulbong

Goseong First Village Goseong-ri Daesusanbong Cemetry

Daesusanbong

Honijni

Onpyeong Port Course Section. 18.1Km/ 5~6 hours Departure. Gwangchigi beach Jeju-si: Take bus Route Jeju-Seogwipo East Circuit Hwy(through Seongsan) from Jeju Intercity Bus Terminal, get off at Gwangchigi Beach Temporary Bus Stop and move to the beach side. / Seogwipo-si: Take bus Route Jeju-Seogwipo East Circuit Hwy(through Seongsan) from Seogwipo Intercity Bus Terminal, get off at Gwangchigi Beach Temporary Bus Stop and move to the beach side.

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Course 3 Onpyeong ~ Pyoseon Visit Badang Olle passage with watery sea and grassy hills

Entrance of Tongoreum

Onpyeong Port

Entrance of Dogjabong Kim Yeong-Gap Gallery

Shinpeung-ri

Wmulan Gaeguri Resturent Byroad Sinpung Sincheon Bada Mokjang

Sincheon Village Trail

Baegopeun-dari(Bridege)

Sonang Resting Place

Pyoseon Haevichi Beach

Course section. 20.7Km/ 6~7 hours Departure. Onpyeong Pogu(port) Jeju-si: Take intercity bus Route Jeju-Seogwipo Circuit Hwy(through Seongsan) from Jeju Intercity Bus Terminal. Get off at Onpyeong-ri, and walk approximately 10 mts toward beach. / Seogwipo-si: Take intercity bus Route Jeju-Seogwipo Circuit Hwy(through Seongsan) from Seogwipo Intercity Bus Terminal. Get off at Onpyeong-ri, and walk approximately 10mts toward beach.

Course 4

Pyoseon Dangke Port

Mang Oreum

Pyoseon ~ Namwon Let’s spend half of time, visiting coastal olle and the other half, visiting green oreum and jungsan-gan olle

Geoseunsaemi Yengcheon Temple

Tosansae Village Ganengae

Samseokgyo Neobeureum Eegyuicheon

Taegeung-ri Coast Route

Namwon Taeheung-ri Port Rest Area

Geomuneocheo Gamari

Course Section. 22.9 Km/6 ~7 hours Departure. Pyoseon Olle Information Center Jeju-si: Take bus plying between Jeju – Phyeseon from the intercity bus terminal and get off at Jeju Folk Village Museum.

Move towards the beach on foot for 1 minute. / Seogwipo-si: Take bus plying between Jeju – Seogwipo from the Seogwipo intercity bus terminal and get off at Pyoseon intersection. Move towards the beach on foot for 10 minutes.

Course 5 Namwon ~ Soesokkak Let’s go to Soesokkak crossing the most beautiful walk way of Korea.

Gongcheonpo GeoMgeun Sand Beach

Camellia Beds

Wimi Port Jobaemeoreum koji Mangjang Port Yeachounmang

Village Olle

Namwon Port

Keuneong Walkaway Singeumul

Soesokkak

Course Section. 14.7 Km/ 4~5 hours Departure. Namwon Port Jeju-si: Take bus plying between Jeju – Namwon (via Namjoro) from the intercity bus terminal and get off at Namwon-ri.

Move towards the beach on foot for 5 minutes. / Seowipo-si: Take bus plying between Jeju – Seogwipo (via Seongsan) from the Seogwipo intercity bus terminal and get off at Namwon-ri. Move towards the beach on foot for 5 minutes.

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Course 6

Cheonjiyeon Walkaway

Lee Jung-Seob Arts Gallery

Soesokkak ~ Oedolgae An olle that slowly passes through the Sea and Seogwipo downtown

Guggeongjang

Oedolgae

Soesokkak

Sojeongbang Waterfall

Cheonjiyeon Gijeonggil

Jejigi Oreum Bomog Port

Seogwipo KAL Hotel

Munseom

Gutumi Port Seopseom

Jeju Univ.

Training Center

Course section. 14Km/ 4.5 ~ 5 hours Departure. Soesokkak Jeju-si: Take Limousine bus bound for Seogwipo from the Jeju International airport and get off at last stop at KAL Hotel. Take a taxi and move towards Soesokkak. / Seogwipo-si: Take the Hyodon bound bus from the eastern bus stand at Seogwipo central rotary (Number 1 Square) and get off at Hyodon. Move towards the Soesokaak on foot for about 5 to 10 minutes.

Course 7 Oedolgae ~ Weolpyeong Meet Subong-no that Olle people treasures most

Subongro

Oedolgae

Gongmul Coast Weolpyeong

Beobhwan Port

Soggol

Dumeonimul Seogeondo

Malgangjeong

Beomseom

Course Section. 13.8Km/ 4~5 hours Departure. Oedolgae Jeju-si: Take Limousine bus bound for Seogwipo from the Jeju International airport and get off in front of Seogwipo Sun Beach Hotel bus stand.. Take a taxi and move forward. / Seogwipo-si: Taking a taxi is the most convenient way.

Course 7-1 World Cup Stadium ~ Oedolgae Let’s go to Jungsan-gan and footpath between rice fields

Ongtto Waterfall

Mt. Gogeon Seoho Village

WeolsanDong

Sanwolbong Village

World Cup Stadium

Hyogeun Village

Hanon Entrance

Sammaebong Entrance

Seugkkul Gongmul Coast

Oedolgae

Seogeondo Beomseom

Course Section. 14.8 Km/ 4~5 hours Departure. Seogwipo World Cup Stadium Jeju-si: Take Limousine bus bound for Seogwipo from the Jeju International airport and get off at Seogwipo World Cup Stadium. / Seogwipo-si: Take the Jungmun bound intercity bus from the western bus stand at Seogwipo central rotary (Number 1 Square) and get off at Seogwipo World Cup Stadium.

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Course 8 Weolpyeong ~ Daepyeong Shoreline tour that starts from a port and ends at a port

Jungmun Beach

Daepyeongpogu Jonmosal

Beritnae oreum Wolpyeong Village

Beritnae Jusangjeolri Hayepogu

Daepopogu

Soccer field

Wolpyeongpogu

Gaetkkak Marine Road Nonjitmul

Course section. 19.2Km/ 5 ~ 5.5 hours Departure. Weolpyeong Village Jeju-si: Take Limousine bus bound for Seogwipo from the Jeju International airport and get off at Yakcheon-sa. Look for the Cheonhyesusan entrance signpost at Weolpyeong village and proceed southwards (towards the sea) on foot for about 20 minutes. / Seogwipo-si: Take the Daepo bound intercity bus from the western bus stand at Seogwipo central rotary (Number 1 Square) and get off at Weolpyeong village. Look for the Cheonhyesusan entrance signpost at Weolpyeong village and proceed southwards (towards the sea) on foot for about 20 minutes.

Course 9 Daepyeong ~ Hwasun Meet Andeok Valley that still has the looks from primitive times

Hwasun Entrance Crossroad

Imhangdoro

Hwasun Beach

Gasegi Village Olle

Mt. Jinmoreubong

Bonghabong Village Olle

Hwasun Prehistoric Site Moljil Bongsudae

Daepyong Port

Bollenanggil Hwanggaecheon Entrance

Course Section. 7.1Km/ 3~4 hours Departure. Daepyeong Port Jeju -si: Take ‘Jungmun Highway bus’ from the Jeju intercity bus terminal and get off at Jungmun. Cross the road and board bus bound for Daephyeong-ri from the front of Jungmun post office and get off Daepyoeng-ri (last stand). Proceed towards the sea for about 10 minutes. / Seogwipo-si: Take the Daephyeong bound bus from the western bus stand at Seogwipo central rotary (Number 1 Square) and get off at Daepyeong (last station). Proceed towards the sea for about 10 minutes.

Course 10 Hwasun~ Moseulpo Let’s go to Gapado across Mt. Songak at the end of South area.

Hwasun Beach

Mt. Sanbang Moseulpo Port (Hamo Sports Park)

Hamo Beach

Altteureu Airfield

Sangpo House of Women Divers

Sanbangeondae Dragon Head Coast Sagye Coastal Route Marado Cruise Dock Mt.Songak

Course Section. 15.5 Km/4~5 hours Departure. Hwasun Ship Owner Association office Jeju-si: Take ‘Western Tourism Highway (via Road of Peace)’ bus from the Jeju intercity bus terminal and get off at Hwasunri. Proceed towards the sea for about 10 minutes besides the Hwasun fishing village cooperatives building / Seogwipo-si: Take the Jeju-Seogwipo western line bus and get down at Hwasun-Ri. Proceed towards the sea for about 10 minutes besides the Hwasun fishing village cooperatives building

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Course 10-1 Gapado Green barley fields and a gentle slope

Sangdong Port Gaeum Juricoji

Sangdong Bonhyang Dang

Kun Ongitmul

Jangtakko Summerhouse

Gapa Elementary School

Telephone Office Altar Bugunduck

Altar

Gapa Port Natgolchangee

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Course section. 5 km/ 1~2 hours Departure. Moseolpo Port - Ferry leaves regularly at 9:00, 11:00, 14:00, 16:00) Jeju-si: Take direct bus Route Daejeong. Get off at Moseulpo Intercity Bus Terminal, walk 10 mts then take the ferry at Moseulpo Port Seogwipo-si: Take intercity bus Route West Circuit Hwy, and get off at Moseulpo Nonghyeop Crossroad Bus Stop. Walk 5 mts then take the ferry at Moseulpo Port

Course 11 Moseulpo~ Mureung

Mureung 2 ri Ecology School

Gojjawal Exit Gojjawal Entrance Sinpyeong-ri Crossroad

Inhangdong Village Entrance

Jeongnanju Maria Grave

Moseulbong Peak

Go to pilgrimage road where the tragic history of massacre of innocent people is buried

Sangmo 2ri Town Hall Moseulpo Port (Hamo Sports Park)

Baek Joil Grave notice

Altru Airfield

Seotal Oreum

Course section. 21.5 km/ 6~7 hours Departure. Hamo Sports Park Jeju-si: Take express bus bound for Daejung (Moseulpo Port, via Road of Peace) and get off at the last stand of Moseulpo.

Proceed towards Moseulpo Port on foot for 3 minutes. / Seogwipo-si: Take the Jeju-Seogwipo western line bus from intercity bus terminal and get off at Moseulpo. Proceed towards Moseulpo Port on foot for 3 minutes.

Course 12

Jeolbuam Saengigijeong Seaside Road

Mureung~ Yongsu Go to see a wonderful sight where seagulls fly under your eyes

Entrance of Dangsangbong Jagunae Pogu (Port) Eongalgil

Suwolbong

Sindo Pogu(Port)

Noknambong Peak

Mureung 2 ri Ecology School Pyeongji Church

Sindo Elementary school Dowon Hoetjip(Seafood Restaurant)

Course Section. 17.6 Km/ 5~ 6 hours Departure. Mureung 2-ri Jeju-si: Take bus bound for Moseulpo (for Road of Peace) and get down at Moseulpo. Take the bus circulating between Shinchang- Moseulpo and get off at Mureung 2-dong. / Seogwipo-si: Take the western line bus from Seogwipo intercity bus terminal and get off at Moseulpo. Take the bus circulating between Shinchang- Moseulpo and get off at Mureung 2-dong.

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Course 13 Yongsu~ Jeoji Go to inner lanes through Forest lane, filed lane

Gosari forest lane

Yongsu Port (Jeolbuam)

Nagcheon-ri 9 gut Village

Special forces forest lane

Jeoji Oreum Peak Jeoji Village Hall

Yongsu Reservoir Entrance

Nagcheon-ri Road

Chunghon Cemetery Square

Course Section. 16.4 Km/ 4~ 5 hours Departure. Yongsu Port Jeju-si: Take the western line bus from Jeju intercity bus terminal and get off at Yongsu-ri and walk towards the Yongsu Port for 15 mins. / Seogwipo-si: Take western line bus from the Seogwipo intercity bus terminal (besides World Cup Stadium) and get off at Yongsu-ri and walk towards the Yongsu Port for 15 mins.

Course 14 Jeoji~ Hallim

Hallim Port Biyangdo Ferry Dock Biyangdo

Ongpo Port Hyeobjae Beach

Geumneung Lighthouse

Geumneung Beach

Weolryeong Port

Try Olle Trail connected from the cozy green Olle to the active blue Olle

Mumeongcheon Trail

Weollyeong Forest lane

Cactus Forest Lane

Gulleongjin Forest lane Osirokheon Farm Road Mi Oreum Jeoji Oreum

Jeoji Village Center

Course section. 19.3 Km/ 6~7 hours Departure. Jeoji-ri Village Community Center.

Jeju-si: Take bus plying between Nohyeung- Chungsan and get off at Jeoji-ri Village Center. / Seogwipo-si: Take bus Route West Circuit Hwy(Via Sagye) from Seogwipo Intercity Bus Terminal, get off at Moseulpo Post Office and walk 5 mts, following the bus route till you see the bus stop next to Yihwa Photo Shop. Get on the Circular bus from Sinchang to Moseulpo then get off at Jeoji-ri Village Community Center.

Course 14-1 Jeoji ~ Mureung Explore a mysterious gotjawal forest of Jeju

Jeoji Village Office

Gangjung Hill Mondoji Oreum

Animal Farm Forest

Jeoji Gotjawal

O’Sulloc Tea Museum Mureung Gotjawal Mooreung 2ri Ecological School

Youngdong Kae Inhyang village

Š Jung Jisun Course section. 18.8 Km / 7~8 hours Departure. Jeoji-ri Village Community Center.

Jeju-si: Take a bus that runs between Nohyeong and Chungsangan and get off at Jeoji-ri Village Center.

Seogwipo-si: Take bus Route West Circuit Hwy(Via Sagye) from Seogwipo Intercity Bus Terminal, get off at Moseulpo Post Office and walk 5 mts, following the bus route till you see the bus stop next to Yihwa Photo Shop. Get on the Circular bus from Sinchang to Moseulpo then get off at Jeoji-ri Village Community Center.

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Gonae Pogu Aewolhang Port Gonae JCT Baeimgol Olle Gonaebong summit Dosaega Forest path

Hallim ~ Gonae You can walk along a stone wall path with the sea of Jeju in the background

Gonaebong Entrance Gwakji Beach Goe orem entrance Zinnia Garden Yeongsaeseongmul

Nabeup-ri office Geumsan Park

Suwon-ri office

Nameup Forest Path Myeongsu Pogu

Seonunjeongsa Gwideoknong Road

Hallim Port

Course Section. 19 km / 6~7 hours Departure. Hallim Port Jeju-si: Take a bus west on 1132 Ilju Road from the Jeju Local Bus Terminal and get off at Hallim / Seogwipo-si: Take a bus west on 1132 Ilju Road from the Seogwipo Local Bus Terminal and get off at Hallim

Course 16 Gonae ~ Gwangryung A Sparkling salt pan and forest trail

Susanbong Dullae Rd. Soosan Reservoir Dukbang Rd. Gueom Port Jungum Saemul

Gwangryung 1-ri village office

Namduyeondae Hyanglimsa Dalak (Attic) shelter Soosan-ri (temple) Gonae Port Soosanbatgil Yewon-dong Welfare Center Sungjodang Jangsumul Hangpaduri Entrance Hangpaduri Anti-Mongolian Historical Site

Chunghwa village Gosungchun Road

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Course Section. 17.8 km / 5~6 hours Departure. Gonae Port Jeju-si: Take bus Route West Circuit Hwy from Jeju Intercity Bus Terminal, get off at Gonae and walk about 5 mts toward Gonaepogu(port) / Seogwipo-si: Take bus Route West Circuit Hwy from Seogwipo Intercity Bus Terminal, get off at Gonae and walk about 5 mts toward Gonaepogu(port)

Course 17 Gwangryung ~ Sanjicheon

Yongduam Eoyoungso Park Dodubong peak Iho Tewoo Beach Aljakji Coast

Enjoy Jeju people's past and present, while walking Olle Trail

Donghandugi Dongmun Rotary Sanjicheon Madang

Waedoweoldae

Gwangryeong1-ri Office

Musucheon Forest Road

Course Section. 18. 4 km / 6~8 hours Departure. Gwangryung1-ri Office Jeju-si: Take City Bus No 887 or Route Jungsangan (Hallim - Nohyeong - Jeju) and get off at Gwangryeong 1-ri Town Office.

Seogwipo-si: Take intercity bus Route Pyeonghwa-ro and get off at Musucheon Bridge Bus Stop.

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Course 18 Samyang Black Sand Beach

Sanjicheon ~ Jocheon Enjoy the beautiful open scenic road of Sarabong(peak) and the Seaway

Byeolnangpogu Hwabukpogu Sarabong peak Jeju Port

Yeonbukjeong Pavilion Daeseom

Shinchonpogu Jeju Goneuldong Independent Maeulteo Movement Memorial Hall

Aegieopeun Stone Dongmun Rotary Sanjicheon Madang

Course Section. 18.8 km / 6~7 hours Departure. Dongmun Rotary Sanjicheon Madang Jeju-si: Take City Bus No 100 from Jeju Airport and get off at Dongmun Rotary./ Take City Bus No 63 or 100 from Jeju Intercity Bus Terminal and get off at Dongmun Rotary. / Seogwipo-si: Take bus Route 5.16 from Seogwipo(former) or Intercity Bus Terminal(next to Jungang Rotary), get off at Jeju City Hall. Take City Bus No 1, 2, 10, 28 and get off at Dongmun Rotary.

Course 18 -1 Chujado

Entrance of Mt. Bonggulle Shrine of General Choe Yeong Umbawi (Rock) Jangseung (Korean traditional totem pole) Yecho-ri Dock

Chuja Port

Visit the Chuja Olle course to see hills that seem like they’re floating on the sea.

Cheosagak

Mt. Sindae Lookout

Damsujang Chuja Lighthouse

Peak of Mt. Dondae

Chuja Bridge Peak of Muk-ri Hill Intersection Mukri

Mojini Sinyang Port Mongdol Shore Sinyang 2-ri

Š Kim Minjung

Course Section. 17.7km / 6~8 hours Departure. Chuja Port Jeju-si: Take ferry to Chujado Island from Jeju Port Passenger Ferry Terminal, get off at Sangchuja Port.

Seogwipo-si: Take bus Route 5.16 from Seogwipo(former) or Intercity Bus Terminal(next to Jungang Rotary), get off at Jeju City Hall, transfer to No 92 bus at the 5 mt walk away station toward Gwangyang Rotary, get off at Jeju Port Passenger Ferry Terminal, take ferry to Chujado Island then get off at Sangchuja Port.

Course 19 Jocheon ~ Gimnyeong

Neobeunseungi 4.3 Memorial Hall Hamdeok Seoubong Beach Shinheung Beach Gwangot

See the sea and parasitic volcano(Oreum), gotjawal and warm jeju village

Jeju Independent Movement Memorial Hall

Bukchon Gimnyeongseo pogu Cave

Seoubong peak Dongbukri Gimnyeong Village Sports nongro Area

Course section. 18.8 Km/ 6~8 hours Departure. Jocheon Manse Dongsan(hill) Jeju-si: Take bus Route East Circuit Hwy from Jeju Intercity Bus Terminal, get off at Jocheon Manse Dongsan(hill).

Seogwipo-si: Take bus Route Eest Circuit Hwy from Seogwipo Intercity Bus Terminal, get off at Jocheon Manse Dongsan(hill).

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Course 20 Gimnyeong ~ Hado Enjoy winds of Jeju while walking

East Sewege Treatment Plant

Songsegi Toiyeokgil(road)

Haengwon Port Jwagayeondae

Gimnyeong Seopogu

Gimnyeong Seongsegi Woljeong Beach Beach

Baengdeuigil Sehwa 5 day open market

Haengwon Village inner road Handong-ri Gyeryon-dong pagoda Handong-ri Gyeryon-dong Community Bldg

Jeju Haenyeo Museum

Course Section. 16.5 km / 5~6 hours Departure. Gimnyeong Seopogu(west port) Jeju-si: Take bus Route East Circuit Hwy from Jeju Intercity Bus Terminal, get off at Gimnyeong Namheul-dong or Gimnyeong Baekryeongsa Temple. You'll reach Fishermen's Welfare Hall, following Olle signs toward seaside.

Seogwipo-si: Take bus Route East Circuit Hwy from Seogwipo Intercity Bus Terminal, get off at Gimnyeong Namheul-dong or Gimnyeong Baekryeongsa Temple. You'll reach Fishermen's Welfare Hall, following Olle signs toward seaside.

Course 21 Hado ~ Jongdal Enjoy open mountain, Oreum and 360 degree panoramic views of ocean

Aljjingmul

Byeolbangjin

Seokdawon Gaksidong

Byeolbangbatkil(road)

Tokkiseom (Rabit Island) Myeonsu-dong Community center Hado Beach Yeondae Dongsan(Hill) Jimibongbatkil(road) Jeju Haenyeo Museum Oreum trail (Bypass road junction) Notmulbatkil(road)

Jimibong peak Downhill of Oreum Jongdal Badang(sea)

Jongdal Port Haeanshimteo(shelter)

Course Section. 10.7 km / 3~4 hours Departure. Jeju Haenyeo Museum at Hado-ri Gimnyeong Jeju-si / Seogwipo-si: Take bus Route East Circuit Hwy from (Jeju City/Seogwipo City) Intercity Bus Terminal, get off at Jeju Female Diver Anti Japanese Movement Monument tower at Hado-ri. Just little bit of walk to Jeju Haenyeo Museum.

2012 Jeju Olle Walking Festival

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Artists’ Walking Trails (Utopiaro)

Artists’ Walking Trails A cultural walking excursion through scenic Seogwipo to find famous artists’ works ▶ Program Details - Participants can visit the Lee Jung-seop Art Gallery, Gidang Contem porary Art Museum, Soam Memory Hall, and Seobok Exhibition Cen tre, and appreciate 40 pieces of artwork displayed along the Utopiaro Trail. ▶ Narrator-guided Artists’ Walking Trail -The tour begins at 1 p.m. every Saturday and Sunday at Lee Jungseop Park. *The departure time for the summer season is subject to change. ▶ Lee Jung-seop Art Gallery → Gidang Contemporary Art Museum

→ Chilsimni Park → Jaguri Beach → Seobok Exhibition Center → Soam Memory Hall (total distance : 4.9 km) ▶ Main Courses Course 1 (4 hours) : Lee Jung-seop Art Gallery → Community Center

→ Gidang Contemporary Art Museum → Chilsimni Park → Jaguri Beach → Sonammeori → Seobok Exhibition Center → Soam Memory Hall → Lee Jung-seop Park Course 2 (two- and-half hours) : Lee Jung-seop Art Gallery → Community

Center → Gidang Contemporary Art Museum → Chilsimni Park → Lee Jung-seop Park Course 3 (one hour and 40 minutes) : Lee Jung-seop Art Gallery → Jaguri

Beach → Sonammeori → Seobok Exhibition Center → Sojeongbang → Soam Memory Hall → Lee Jung-seop Park

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Seogwipo Culture and Art Design Market As a part of the Artists’ Walking Trail program, participants can also experience cultural events held every weekend on the Lee Jung-seop Culture Street. Enjoy street performances and purchase quality artworks at reasonable prices.

- Hours: every Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m - 6 p.m - Places: on the Lee Jung-seop Culture Street

Package Deal for the Museums For visitors’ conveniences, a package ticket is available for Lee Jung-seop Art Gallery, Gidang Contemporary Art Museum and Soam Memory Hall. ▶ Lee Jung-seop Art Gallery (27-3, Lee Jung-seop-ro, Seogwipo City) Living in Seogwipo through the difficult times, Daehyang Lee Jung-seop made paintings, especially inspired by beautiful sceneries and warmhearted neighbors of Seogwipo including Fantasy in Seogwipo. This gallery was built to honor him.

▶ Gidang Contemporary Art Museum (153-15, Namseong-ro, Seogwipo) A Korean-Japanese businessman Gidang Kang Gu-beom built and dedicated the museum to his hometown Seogwipo. It opened on July 1, 1987.

▶ Seobok Exhibition Center (156-8, Chilsmni-ro, Seogwipo) Many items are displayed, such as the bronze carriage of Qin Shi Huang and replicas of the famous terracotta army. Other exhibits show the Qin Shi Huang’s dream of the ‘bulrobulsa’ herb, which means ‘stay young and immortal,’- and the journey of Seobok, his envoy, in pursuit of the elixir of eternal life.

▶ Soam Memory Hall (15, Soam-ro, Seogwipo) Soam’s remaining house (Jobeomsanbang, meaning a house from which one can see the sailing boats), overlooking the Seogwipo shore, together with his works help understand his life here

Package Ticket

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Lee Jung-seop Art Gallery Gidang Contemporary Art Museum Seobok Exhibition Hall Soam Memory Hall

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※The rates are as of May, 2014 and are subject to change. ※For adult package tickets, 600 won is discounted from a total 1,900 won.

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Experience Jeju’s Rural Villages

Meet warmhearted smiling Jeju citizens at the straw-thatched roofed village where in the depth of night, the sun is shining on rice paddies in the afternoon and the flaming sunset explodes.

Yerae-dong (Yerae-dong, Seogwipo-si) Glittering fireflies This village is filled with natural beauty and coastal landscapes along with various cultural historical sites. It is an ideal site for traditional farming and fishing and an optimum place for an ecological experience as well. Yeraedong is also being recognized as a sanctuary for fireflies.

Various experiences including organic farming, oreum exploration and picking tangerine await you here.

Time: All year-round (Experiences differ season to season) Contact/Homepage: 064.738.6613 / www.yerae.com

Gyorae-ri (Gyorae-ri ,Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si) Vast grasslands This village is famous for its clear air and as the source of Jeju’s Samdasoo Mineral Water. The south-eastern area is full of farmland, oreum and wide forests and fields while the south-western area consists of dense forest and valleys. Here, you can try wood carving, learn folk songs and experience farming.

Contact/Homepage: 064.784.1746 / www.gyoraeri.kr

Jangjeon-ri (Jangjeon-ri, Aeweol-eup, Jeju-si) Nature in your laps T his v ill age w as recognized as the Green Far ming Experience Village in 2003 and the Excellent Nature Ecology Village in 2005. It is a favorite place for citydwellers who want to experience such country routines as picking tangerines, digging sweet potatoes or other farm experiences. In addition, the village offers recreational experiences such as making handicrafts from grass and making natural soaps.

Contact: 064.799.6669

89 Onpyeong Honinji Village (Onpyeong-ri, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si ) Beautiful legend of water lily blossoms Honinji Pond is where the Samshinin, the progenitors of the Tamna kingdom, married the princesses of Byeoknangkuk in the East Sea. Beautiful water lilies can be seen here in the summer and various experiences, such as a history tour, catching sea crabs, hole-fishing and rowing taewoo log rafts you are available.

Time: All year-round (Experiences differ season to season) Contact: 064.782.2766

Experience Olle Badang Village (Suwon-ri Hallim-eup Jeju-si ) Experiencing sea of Jeju on the Jeju's traditional boat, Tewu Offers the unique Jeju marine experiences, including sea fishing and seafood catching from Jeju's traditional boat, Tewu.

Time: All year around (requires pre inquiry) Program: Tewu ride, Tewu sea fishing, skin-scuba diving(underwater diving), tourist fisheries, etc Contact: 064.796.4077 Olle Badang Village / 010.3463.7004 Enseafood Baby Fish Association Corporation

Mureung Dowon Village (Mureung-ri, Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si) Here is the very paradise.

Mureung 2-ri is recognized as the best ecological village in Daejeong-eup by promoting such projects as building a crime-free village, farm ecological experiences and a ‘peach blossom paradise.’ Visitors can experiences threshing with a flail, milling and grinding grain, hoop rolling and roping straw roofs.

Time: All year-round (Experiences differ season to season) Contact/Homepage: 070.8888.7966 / utopia.invil.org

Tosan-ri (Tosan-ri, Pyseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si ) What are there over the horizon?

This emerging tourist attraction is an ideal spot to enjoy the white sand of Pyoseon Beach. It offers a majestic view to visitors with its combination of sea and rocks. In addition, you can enjoy experiences including picking hallabong or tangerines and fishing.

Best Season: Summer Contact/Homepage: 064.787.3308 / altosan.invil.org

Jeoji-ri (Jeoji-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si) An Eco village where Nature and Cultural arts reside together Jeoji-ri; where nature and cultural arts reside together, is also famous for its gardens which coexist with the Jeju Contemporary Arts Center. The Jeoji Oreum Ecological experience offers you the pleasure of walking while enjoying the scent of the forest, and also farming and traditional culture experiences.

Time: All year-round Contact/Homepage: 064.773.1948 / jeoji.invil.org

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Donggwang-ri (Donggwang-ri, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si) Place where you can feel the breath of history Despite its magnificent views, this northern oreum of Donggwang-ri is not very well-known. A walking path has been made recently and it is becoming known for ecological observation opportunities. It is also a good place for children to study Jeju’s 4.3 incident.

Best Season: Spring, Autumn Contact/Homepage: 064.794.2298 / www.greenvilcamp.kr

Cheongsu 7-ri Experience Village (Cheongsu-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si) The place where nature and history are alive.

Cheongsu Village is where you can enjoy many different experiences at the same time. You can experience cultural historical farms and a rural village which captures nature and history. In addition, each experience is scheduled at regular intervals. This village is a perfect place to stop with children during a tour of Jeju Island.

Experience Period : Year-round (different experience program by seasons) Main experience : Eco-friendly agricultural experience (functional vegetables), Cultural historical experience and Experiences for woodworking and making Seokbujak Contact: 064.773.1949

Seongeup 1-ri ( Seongeup-ri, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si) Place where Jeju citizen’s historical awareness is alive.

Seongeup Folk Village was the capital of Jeju for about 500 years and still maintains the features of town walls from the Choseon Dynasty. This folk village has highly valuable folklore material that is being preserved.

Experience Period : Year-Round Contact: 064.787.1179

Namwon 2-ri ( Namwon-ri, Namwon-eup, Seogwipo-si) Village is filled of tangerines.

This village is located near the coast and bordered by Seoui-dong in the northeast, Wolsan-dong in the south and Sueun-dong in the south-west. The area has good conditions to cultivate tangerines and the whole village is colored orange during the harvest period.

Experience Period : Spring, Fall Inquiry /website : 064.764.0187 / www.ejuvill.net Main Experience : Agricultural experience (Tangerine growing in greenhouses,) Contact: 064.764.0187

Yusuam Village ( Yusuam-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si) Let’s enjoy peaceful rural landscape of Jungsan-gan This traditional village of Yusuam is located on slopes of 200 to 250 meters above the sea level and is bordered by Yusuam , Geomundeoki and other newly developing areas.

Several oreum including Keun Nokkome Oreum surround the village and Yusuamcheon, a stream that spouts from the rocks, provided the area’s drinking water for a long time.

Experience Period : Year-round Inquiry /website : 064.799.2229 / www.yusuam.invil.org Main Experience: Ceramic, traditional alcohol and Making Bingddeok(Bing rice cake) experiences.

Contact/Homepage: 064.799.2209 / yusuam.invil.org

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Experience Tour — Enjoy Jeju Fully.

Jeju Island is full of leisure activities that can be enjoyed in the air, on the ground, on or in the sea. You can soar through the air while paragliding, explore the ground while hiking on Mt. Hallasan or ride ATVs or go carts. Feel the waves while you try windsurfing or enjoy a yacht tour, travel to other islands on a ferry or explore the bottom of the sea in a submarine. In addition, explore local villages on tours that include experience activities such as baking pottery and picking tangerines. An experience tour is the best way to fully learn about Jeju’s hidden attractions.

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Hiking trail

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The roof of Jeju, Mt. Hallasan hiking

Mt. Hallasan and Silver Grass

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Mt. Hallasan Hiking trail ››

Jeju-si 1100 Road Dokkebi Road ( Mysterious road)

Jeolmul Natural Forest Resort

Sallok Road

4.Gwaneumsa Trail

Eoseungsaeng Dam Sallok Road

Tamna Valley

2.Eorimok Trail

Gaemideung

3.Seongpanak Trail Sajebi Dongsan Hill

Jindalraebat Shelter

Manse Dongsan hill 1100 Meter High Rest Area

Sokbat Shelter

Sara Oreum

Witse Oreum Shelter

East

West

Samgakbong Shelter

Baeknokdam South Slope Junction

Byeongpung Rock Yeongsilgiam

1.Yeongsil Trail

Pyeonggwe Shelter Suak Valley

5.Donnaeko Trail

Seogwipo Natural Recreation Forest

Donnaeko Resort Sallok Road Tamna Univercity 1100 Road

Seogwipo-si

5.16 Road

95 1. Yeongsil Hiking Trail (5.8km, 2 hours and 30 minutes) Yeongsil Service Area > Byeongpungbawi Rock (Folding Screen Rock) at 1.5km point > Witse Oreum at 2.2km point > Nambyeok Watershed Observatory at 5.8km point 2. Eorimok Hiking Trail (6.8km, 3 hours) Eorimok Ticket Office > Sajebi Hill at 2.4km > Manse Hill at 3.2km > Witse Oreum at 4.7km > Nambyeok Watershed Observatory at 6.8km 3. Seongpanak Hiking Trail (9.6km, 4 hours and 30 minutes) Seongpanak entrance at an altitude of 750m > Sokbat at 4.1km > Entrance of Sara-ak Oreum at 5.8km > Jindalrae shelter Shelter at 7.3km > Dongneung Summit of the Baengnokdam Crater Lake at 9.4km (peak) 4. Gwaneumsa Hiking Trail (8.7km, 5 hours) Gwaneumsa Information Center at an altitude of 620m > Tamna Valley at 3.2km > Gaemideung ridge at 4.9km > Samgakbong Peak Shelter at 6km > Dongneung Summit of the Baengnokdam Crater Lake at 8.7km (peak) 5. Donnaeko Hiking Trail (7km, 3 hours and 30 minutes) Donnaeko > Pyeonggoe Shelter at 5.3km > Nambyeok Watershed Observatory at 1.7km

Hiking trail schedule ›› Winter

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(May thru Aug.)

Ranger’s office

12 noon

2 p.m.

3 p.m.

Ticket office

12 noon

2 p.m.

3 p.m.

Witse Oreum office

12 noon

1:30 p.m.

2 p.m.

Seongpanak

Jindalraebat shelter

12 noon

12:30 p.m.

1 p.m.

Gwangneumsa

Samgakbong shelter

12 noon

12:30 p.m.

1 p.m.

Donnaeko

Information office

10 a.m.

10:30 a.m.

11 a.m.

Witse Oreum

3 p.m.

4 p.m.

5 p.m.

Top of Dongneung

1:30 p.m.

2 p.m.

2:30 p.m.

South Slope Junction

2 p.m.

2:30 p.m.

3 p.m.

Ranger Station Yeongsil Eorimok Ascending

Descending

* Night Hiking is Prohibited : Between sunset and two hours before sunrise

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Eorimok

Just like taking a walk Yeongsil Hiking Trail

Roll in a field filled with white snow Eorimok Hiking Trail

Endless way of patience Seongpanak Hiking Trail

Yeongsil Hiking Trail (5.8km, 2 hours and 30 minutes) Yeongsil Service Area > Byeongpungbawi Rock (Folding Screen Rock) at 1.5km point > Witse Oreum at 2.2km point > Nambyeok Watershed Observatory at 5.8km point Inquiry : Mt. Hallasan Youngsil Office 064.747.9950

Eorimok Hiking Trail (6.8km, 3 hours) Eorimok Ticket Office > Sajebi Hill at 2.4km > Manse Hill at 3.2km > Witse Oreum at 4.7km > Nambyeok Watershed Observatory at 6.8km Transportation : Take a bus from Jeju Local Bus Terminal via 1100 Road (Toward Jungmun) Inquiry : Eorimok Hiking Trail Office 064.713.9950~3

Seongpanak Hiking Trail (9.6km, 4 hours and 30 minutes) Seongpanak entrance at an altitude of 750m > Sokbat at 4.1km > Entrance of Sara-ak Oreum at 5.8km > Jindalrae shelter Shelter at 7.3km > Dongneung Summit of the Baengnokdam Crater Lake at 9.4km (peak) Transportation : Take a bus from Jeju Local Bus Terminal via 5.16 Road (Toward Seogwipo) Inquiry : Seongpanak Hiking Trail Office 064.725.9950

Yoeongsil hiking trail, with its gentle mountain terrain, is the shortest route up Mt. Hallasan but it is open only up to Witse Oreum because crowds of people can easily ruin the natural environment.

Although entr y to Baeknokdam is not al lowed from t h i s t r ai l, it st i l l of fers a var iet y of at tractions i ncludi ng Yeongsilgiam, the Yeongsil pine forest, Obaeknahan, Seonjakjiwat, which means flat land with gravel, and Witse Oreum, which means above three hills. Hikers are recom mended to descend via the Eorimok trail.

This 4.9-km trail is relatively short and easy to climb and offers an open view of Man se Garden t hat i s par t ic ularly charming. In addition, the smooth ridge which stretches from Bulgun Oreum and Min Oreum and connects to Janggumok Oreum catches the eyes of visitors. Mt. Hallasan boasts beautiful, white snowcovered grasslands on Manse Garden in midwinter. However, visitors cannot see Baeknokdam from this trail as they are only allowed to climb as far as Witse Oreum.

Generally, Saraak Spring at the 5.2-km point is the most difficult part of this trail.

Once you get to here, you will soon pass the Jindalrae Shelter at the 7.1-km point after climbing up a mountain path edged with tall trees that block the sky. You will be fascinated by the scenery and from this point the trees become shorter and shorter until they finally disappear. Due to the steep slope of this path as it heads to Baeknokdam, you must be careful for the last hour and a half. There are two possible paths to descend from Baeknokdam, either return by the Seongpanak trail or take the Gwaneumsa path. Both take about 4 hours, but the Seongpanak trail is easier.

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Mt. Hallasan view from

Climbing to the peak of Mt. Hallasan Gwaneumsa Hiking Trail

Re-opening the gate to Mt. Hallasan after 15 years Donnaeko Hiking Trail

Gwaneumsa Hiking Trail (8.7km, 5 hours) Gwaneumsa Information Center at an altitude of 620m > Tamna Valley at 3.2km > Gaemideung ridge at 4.9km > Samgakbong Peak Shelter at 6km > Dongneung Summit of the Baengnokdam Crater Lake at 8.7km (peak) Transportation : Bus operates to Gwaneumsa Temple(Route No 77 from Jeju National University - Gwaneumsa Temple - Tamna Training Center. First bus at 06:30 with 40~50 mts interval/ weekend operation only) Inquiry : Gwaneumsa Hiking Trail Office 064.756.9950

Donnaeko Hiking Trail (7km, 3 hours and 30 minutes) Donnaeko > Pyeonggoe Shelter at 5.3km > Nambyeok Watershed Observatory at 1.7km Transportation : Take Bus Route 5.16 to Seogwipo at Jeju Intercity Bus Terminal and get off at Seogwipo Science High School. Walk 1 hr. Take Seogwipo city bus No 3 from Jungang Rotary - Donneko Inquiry : Donnaeko Hiking Trail Office 064.710.6920~3

This hiking trail is not recommended for novice climbers. It is known as one of Mt. Hallasan’s most difficult courses due to its steep gradient. Nevertheless, professional climbers visit the Gwangeumsa hiking trail exclusively because it offers the most magnificent scenery on Mt. Hallasan and gives them excellent climbing practice. It is very interesting to see that the Tamna Valley has retained the original appearance of Mt. Hallasan and Gaemideung (ridge) offers magnificent mountain terrain at the cliff face, and a streambed made of lava and sedimentary rocks.

When you climb to Yongjingak through Gaemimok, there is a crown-shaped rock named, Wanggwangneung that stands in the east. From there you can see the north face of Mount straight ahead and the spectacle of stone cairns to the west. The area around this shelter offers natural scenery, You should reach the peak an hour and 30 minutes after this point. Due to its rugged trail, Gwaneumsa is more popular to descend by. Climbing the Seongpanak trail and descending by Gwaneumsa is the best course for winter hiking in South Korea.

Of all the hiking trails on Mt. Hallasan, this is the only one that begins in Seogwipo. All paths were closed and restricted for 15 years as part of a program to prevent serious damage to the natural environment and this trail was only reopened in 2009.

It offers new views after extensive renovations were completed.

Much of the charm of this trail is seeing the coastal waters of Seogwipo and Jeju-style cemeteries that were made by piling up basaltic stones as you climb the gentle ridge in the dense, rainforest-like woods. In addition, during the summer you can enjoy a refreshing holiday at Donnaeko Campsite, which is located in Donnaeko Valley.

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Golf Trip

Nice shot on Jeju’s greens!

Golf courses

Pinx Golf Club

Area code 064

792.5200 Seogwipo-si

Nine Bridges Country Club 793-9999 Seogwipo-si The Classic Golf & Resort

766-7100 Seogwipo-si

Raon Golf Club

795-8000 Jeju-si

La Reine Golf Club

754-9000 Jeju-si

Lake Hills Golf Club

738-8858 Jeju-si

Booyoung Country Club

766-5500 Seogwipo-si

Black Stone Golf & Resort Golf Club

796-9988 Jeju-si

Cypress Golf & Resort Country Club

787-8888 Seogwipo-si

Shineville Luxury Resort Country Club

787-8700 Seogwipo-si

Saint Four Golf & Resort

786-3800 Jeju-si

Sky Hill Jeju Country Club

731-2000 Seogwipo-si

Spring Dale Golf & Resort Golf Club

800-8000 Seogwipo-si

Arden Hill Resort & Golf Club 1588-7208 Jeju-si Everis Golf & Resort Golf Club 795-5000 Jeju-si Ecoland Theme Park Golf & Resort

802-8000 Jeju-si

Elysian Country Club

798-7000 Jeju-si

Ora Country Club

747-5100 Jeju-si

Wooridul Country Club

766-7700 Seogwipo-si

jeju Country Club

702-0451 Jeju-si

Jeju Hill Country Club

702-0205 Jeju-si

Zephyros Golf Club

720-7000 Jeju-si

Jungmun Beach Golf Club

738-1202 Seogwipo-si

Castlex Golf Club

793-6688 Seogwipo-si

Crown Country Club

784-4811 Jeju-si

Tameus Golf & Village Country Club

793-0707 Jeju-si

Teddy Valley Golf & Resort Golf Club

793-1000 Seogwipo-si

Bonggae Plaza Country Club 727-9000 Jeju-si Hallasan Country Club

754-5678 Jeju-si

Haevichi Country Club

780-8000 Jeju-si

Jeju Island’s average annual temperature is ideal for golf. In addition to the yearround mild climate, well equipped accommodation, golf-shop and all other kind of subsidiary facilities provide golfing convenience at its best. You needn’t worry that the island’s strong winds will interrupt your game of golf as most of the courses are surrounded by oreum (secondary volcanic cones) or by the dense forests of Mt. Hallasan, which create natural barriers to the wind and ensure a great game of golf. Jeju’s nature-friendly golf courses that preserve the natural environment at its best are well-known among foreign golfers.

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Leisure Sports Tour

Run in wild fields on Jeju

Horse riding - Sit astride horses in the open fields There is an old Korean saying that says to send people to Seoul and horses to Jeju. As such, Jeju Island is well-endowed with ideal natural conditions for horses to breed. Though Jeju horses are gentle when properly trained, if you are riding for the first time, it is always better to ride with an expert and take just one round of the horse riding ground at a time. If you are yourself an expert, you can choose your own course as well as ride across the grasslands. With horse riding centers located across the entire island, it is the perfect opportunity to experience horse riding while you are on Jeju.

Carting - Speedy driving Gamers who enjoy the popular on-line cart rider game can enjoy the offline version on Jeju as well, as can others who like to experience speed. This is possible by driving a cart, which one does simply by alternately the accelerator and brake pedals. The sport is accessible to anyone, regardless of age or gender and you do not need a driving license to drive on a registered course.

Four-Wheeled ATVs - Unbeatable riding on a sandy beach All terrain vehicles, with four huge wheels on a small body, a loud engine and a comfortable appearance, may look like toys but there a few places where they cannot take you. Whether on a muddy sandy beach or a bumpy road, an ATV can keep going without stopping. One can easily learn how to ride the vehicle by attending just a five-minute training session.

Hunting - A challenge for a hawk-eyed sniper If you are planning to travel to Jeju Island between November and February, take the hunting challenge while here. Hunting is permitted during this period of around 10 animals, including pheasants and ducks. Remember to consider all safety precautions while handling a gun.

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Enjoy the sea

Cruise Ship, Submarine - Dive into the Blue Sea The sea of Jeju made up of various kinds of lava rocks, tropical fish, and coral colony; and maintains a water temperature of 20 degrees Celsius year round making one to enjoy scuba diving throughout the year. Especially, the waters are clearest in between the months of April to May and September to October.

Whole area of Munseom and Beomseom in Seogwipo-si, Hyeongjeseom(Islet) and Udo in the east, Chagwido area in the west are said to have the best diving places as rated by the divers. If you are a beginner, then Munseom(Islet) and Beomseom(Islet) areas are recommended. But of course, training and safety tips from the specialist are MUST. Wind Surfing - Ride the waves There is nothing more enjoyable than playing in the water with the wind as your friend and assistant, otherwise known as wind surfing. Jeju Island, which is renowned for its strong winds, is heaven for board sailors. Jungmun, Shinyang, Gwakji, Iho Taewoo beach and Hamdeok Beaches are favorite spots for the sport. Wind surfing can not be mastered in just one day of training so it is important to give yourself at least four to five days to learn the techniques of moving the board across the sea, so plan your trip accordingly.

Scuba Diving- Embrace the deep sea at your leisure You may not know how to scuba dive but anyone can sightsee underwater at a depth of up to 40 meters by taking a ride aboard a submarine. Just the thought of going deep into the sea by submarine and experiencing the underwater world is thrilling enough but the opportunity to witness Korea’s unique wrecked ships is also possible on Jeju. This unforgettable underwater sightseeing course that shows you the surpassing beauty of the seabed off the volcanic island of Jeju will last you for a lifetime.

Jeju Aqua Planet Holding Seas of Jeju Real Jeju female divers and fish reveal the real underwater of Jeju in the large scale water tank and let you feel the maximum impact of IMAX theater.

The wonderful Jeju Aqua Planet holds the largest stock of 48,000 fish in 500 species Yacht Tour - Elegant ocean travel like an actor in a drama Pacific Land stands near the ocean in Jungmun Resort and is equipped with everything you could possibly need, including a yacht. You can enjoy your leisure time looking at the beautiful ocean view while sea fishing, eating at the restaurant buffet or watching a DVD in your room.

This hotel is highly recommended for couples who want to spend a romantic time together and families who want to make special memories.

Fishing - Catch your own fish The breaking up of white bubbles and the blue sea, the excitement of fishing where there are around 40 kinds of fishes like saw edged perch, black borgy, Japanese ice fish, the feeling of satisfaction when tasting the just caught fish is beyond words descriptions. To the amateurs who have to wait for their turn, rock vicinity is recommended. Even though boat fishing is recommended to the genuine fishers, not to mention in particular all the places in Jeju are paradise for fishing.

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Enjoy freedom in the sky

Paragliding - Fly like a human bird

Jeju Island, known for its secondar y volcanic cones (oreum) and constant winds, is a perfect place for paragliding.

For beginners especially, paragliding from a not-so-high oreum can help you let go of any fear. Enjoying the island’s scenic beauty by looking down at it from the sky is another of the attractions of Jeju travel.

Parasailing - Enjoy the sea and sky at the same time

Parasailing is a leisure sport in which you can enjoy the sea and the sky at the same time while you get towed behind a boat wearing a parasail. When the boat drives off, the sail lifts you into the sky and you can enjoy the speed of the motorboat at the same time. There are no preparations or lessons required to go parasailing.

Light Aircraft Tour in Jeju

Let's meet Jeju, one of the New7Wonders in Nature on the light aircraft!

You can witness Baekrokdam Crater in 20 mts without climbing yourself and you can also pass the crater of Seongsan Ilchulbong Sunrise Peak and Marado Island at your convenient time without rushing to meet ferry schedule.

It's a must for anyone, the light aircraft tour.

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Five Senses Tour (Experience Tour) “Men do not understand books until they have a certain amount of life”– Ezra Pound “You cannot understand Jeju without having some real experiences” – a Jeju native

Traditional Jeju Pottery (Year-round) The spirit of rough but pure pottery You can experience the hundreds of years old spirit of Jeju’s traditional pottery by making your own. You can also see the world’s only stone-made kiln and view an exhibition of beautiful pottery.

Pottery Experience (Year-round) Fun even if your pot is out of shape Surrounded by the warm smell of burning wood in the kiln, you can make your own unique piece of pottery, like no other in the world. If you follow the instructor carefully, you could end up making a beautiful artwork of your own.

After firing, the pottery will be delivered to your home address.

Herb Experience (Year-round) For a clear nose and refreshing time These gardens are full of refreshing herbal fragrances and it can even be intoxicating to rub and smell the herb leaves.

Many products, including soap, candles and foods, contain herb extracts and the various gardens and amusement parks nearby make these fun places to visit.

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In Jeju’s theme villages, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of valleys, dense forests and oreum while taking part in the various experience programs the different villages offer. These include such skills as tofu making or bingtteok (buckwheat pancake) making.

Inquiry : 064.782.0311 (Eomeong-abang Party Village) 064.773.1946 (Nakcheon-ri 9-gut Village) 064.738.0915 (Yongwang Nandl Village (Dragon King’s Birth Place))

Tangerine Picking Experience (October ~ December) Fields filled with scent of tangerines Pick your own tanger ines and eat as many as you wish. These tangerines are grown with fresh water and without the use of any fertilizers. To select a tasty one, the secret is to look for small, uneven fruit rather than the bigger, rounder examples.

Inquiry : 064.760.6401 (Seogwipo Tangerine Museum)

*Phone inquiry is required to check thetangerine pick season.

Gam-mul Dyeing Experience (July ~ August Check the weather, reservations required) Do you only eat persimmon?

If you want to know how the Gal-ot (brown cloth) is made, you can take Gam-mul dyeing experience at Jeju. It is famous for its soft colors.

Inquiry : 064.733.5959 (Seogwipo Agricultural Techniques Center)

Natural Ecology Cultural Experience (Year-round, reservations required) A return to nature Watch Jeju’s rare butterflies and bugs and experience the preciousness of nature through the island’s ecology and culture. The Jeju Nature Ecological Culture Experience Center is based in a renovated disused school. It is now a home for wounded birds, and you can also have a pre-historical experience here. The center is a beautiful place with a wide grass lawn that still reminds visitors of the laughter and chatter of the children that once used to play here.

Inquiry : 064.792.2333 (Jeju Nature Ecological Culture Experience center)

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Ballooning (Open year-round but check weather conditions) Riding a Balloon to the end of Sky These 30-seater helium balloons are made British company Lindstrand Hot Air Balloons Ltd., the most famous air-balloon production company in the world with 35 years experience. While riding in the balloon, you have total views over Seogwipo-si and will feel as if you are flying over the blue sea. A day with little wind is best for ballooning.

Tourist Fishing Ground (July ~ August) The opportunity to become a haenyeo (woman diver) for a day During this experience, tourists can catch seafood for themselves. You can find such places at Dongbuk-ri, Jongdal-ri, Gueom-ri fishing grounds, at which you can catch various seafood.

Inquiry : 064.710.3244 (Marine Management)

Hado-ri Sanctuary of migratory birds (September ~ December) A beautiful flying field for birds Sanctuar y for migrator y birds located in Hado-ri Changheung-dong fish farm district. With abundant amount of food, it is ideal place for migrator y bird inhabitation. You can look at the rare spoonbill bird searching for its food with its long scooped beak. It is advised to stay quiet while observing the sanctuary as the birds may get frightened.

Inquiry : 064.783.3073 (Gujwa-dong Hado-ri Office)

Watch a professional soccer match (Year-round) Where Red Devils shout The world recognized Jeju World Cup Stadium is a beautiful place that reflects the adventurous vigor of Jeju’s natives. The venue brings back the excitement of the 2002 FIFA World Cup and is a great place to watch pro-soccer leagues.

Inquiry : 064.738.0935, www.jeju-utd.com (Jeju United FC)

“Nanta” Performance (Year-round) A Delicious food-based comedy “Nant a” is a show f amous for the per for mer s’ inter ac tions w ith audience member s and their spirited samulnori percussion numbers. Everybody, regardless of nationality, age or gender, can enjoy the show and become as one with other audience members, while releasing any stress they might be carrying.

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Road Trip — Enjoy the Wind.

Jeju’s wind and sea meet along the island’s coastal roads.

On these paths you can enjoy the wind fully while looking at the wide sea. There are many ways to travel along the coastal roads. Among them, driving and cycling are the most comfortable and popular. If you enjoy Jeju by touring along the coastal roads, you will be able to keep Jeju’s seaside views as a permanent memory when you leave.

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Coastal Road

Yongdam ~ Iho Coastal Road The Yongdam Coastal Road is located near downtown Jjeu and anyone can find it easily. There are many restaurants, including raw-fish restaurant and live cafes, that you can enjoy along the coastline route. The night view is excellent so it is a perfect drive for couples. Many tourists visit here due to its beautiful coastal scenery and sunsets. If you look at Mt. Hallasan in the distance while inhaling the fresh smell of the sea, you will understand why this is an ideal course.

Nearby attractions : Yongduam / Iho Taewoo Beach Route : Jeju-si -> Yongduam -> Yongdam Reports Park -> Dodu -> Iho-dong Path

Hagwi ~ Aewol Coastal Road This road has many attractive pensions on the coastline and is a great place to look at the sea due to its pine tree forest and benches. It is famous for its unique lodges with beautiful views.

Nearby attractions : Gwakji Beach Route : Jeju-si -> Hallim Park -> Gwakji Beach

Gosan ~ Ilgwa-ri Coastal Road The coast has spectacular views overlooking both Suwolbong (Peak) and Chagwido (Islet) at the same time. On one side you can see squid drying while people fish from the cliff. In particular, this is the perfect place to view the sea in winter.

The roads are not very windy and fishing villages unfold around the port like a watercolor painting.

Nearby attractions : Suwolbong / Chagwido / Gosan-ri Prehistoric Historical Site Route: Jeju-si -> Chagwido -> Suwolbong -> Ilgwa-ri

Sagye Coastal Road An exotic area to drive along the sand beach while looking at sunset over Hyeongjeseom (Islet). It was selected as one of Korea’s 100 most beautiful roads due to its quiet and attractive views. This rarely used road lined with palm trees is recommended to people who want to feel an exotic mood.

Nearby attractions: Mt. Songak /Hamo Beach / Hwasun Beach / Yongmeori Coast / Mt.Sanbang / Hyeongjeseom Islet / Hamel Ship Exhibition

Yongdam ~ Iho Hagwi ~ Aewol

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Hamdeok Coastal Road This coastal road is the first you will come across in the eastern area. White sand and lapping sea waves make you feel comfortable. In particular, it is well known for its beautiful sunsets so is perfect to drive in the evening when the sun is sinking.

Hamdeok Seowoobong Beach provides beautiful photo opportunities at sunset.

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Nearby attractions: Hamdeok Beach / Jocheon Manse Hills.

Route : Jeju-si -> Hamdeok Beach -> Sinheung-ri -> Jocheon-ri Manse Hills

Gimnyeong ~ Haengwon Coastal Road This road takes you past wide sand beaches spreads with shallow water. The emerald-green sea harmonizes with the giant turbines of wind power stations. In addition, there are good hidden spots for photos so it is ideal when couples and friends visit.

Nearby attractions : Gimnyeong Beach /Manjanggul(Cave) / Maze Park / Redpond Herb Farm Route : Jeju-si -> Gimnyeong Beach -> Windmill Village

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Sehwa ~ Jongdal Coastal Road This course is fantastic for endless natural scenery with the fishy smell of the sea.

It is recommended to people who want to experience picturesque natural scenery.

Enjoy refreshing nature and commute beside Jeju’s blue sea that shines elegantly.

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Nearby attractions : Jeju Women Diver’s Anti-Japanese Monument Park /Native habitat of Crinum lily (Tokkiseom)/ Migratory Birds Destination //Jongdal-ri Catch Clam fishing Ground /Udo/ Seongsan Ilchulbong/Seopjikoji / Sinyang Beach / Honinji /Ilchul Land Route : Jeju-si -> Tokkiseum /Udo -> Seongsan Ilchulbong -> Ilchul Land

Pyoseon Costal Road At low tide, it looks like the sky and the ocean where the view of the endless sand beach spreads out before you. When you drive this course, the ocean will make you feel refreshed.

Nearby attractions : Pyoseon Beach / Pyoseon Folk Village Museum Route : Jeju-si -> Pyoseon Folk Village Museum -> Pyoseon Beach -> Haebeach Hotel -> Guesthouse

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Drive course in Jeju Driving is the fastest way to look around Jeju Island. The most popular course is 1132 Ilju Road, along which you’ll get to see many of the small villages of Jeju. The best sections are past a group of oreum in Songdang and the windy road between Aewol and Jeoji.

Drive Course. Choose as you desire If you have already driven the 1132 coastal road, Jeju has more to offer by exploring the mountain roads. The 1139 Highway, also called the 1110 Road, links Jeju City and Jungmun and passes the 1100-Meter-high Rest Area on Mt. Hallasan, the highest road point in South Korea. Along this road, you can also find Eorimok, Yeongsil and Mysterious Road. Drive carefully as roe deer may come onto the road unexpectedly. The 1117, also called Sallok Road 1, links 1139 and 1131. You’ll see cows in green fields and many oreum. Don’t miss 1131, especially the forest tunnel where trees touch from opposite side of the roads. You’ll feel the fresh nature of Jeju as you drive along with your arm resting out your open window.

Road 1115, linking Tamna University and Donnaeko, faces Mt.Halla on its north and Seogwipo Beach on the south. If you’re planning to drive on a rainy day, we recommend you taking road 1112, which is fully surrounded by Japanese cedars.

Rain drops on the trees and the scent from the dense layer of cedars will refresh your mind.

As well as the roads described in this book, there are plenty of other roads.

Find your own secret routes to create unforgettable memories.

Car rental tips for safe trips.

1. Get pick up and drop off details when you make your reservation Decide where you will pick up and return your car when you reserve, especially the pick-up point. You can pick up your car without any extra charge at Jeju International Airport or in Jeju City.

2. Check the car on pick up Renters are responsible for any damage to a rental car from the moment they pick up the car. In particular, check the exterior of the vehicle with a car rental employee carefully to prevent misunderstandings in the future.

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Bicycle Tour

Check the following before starting a bicycle tour!

• Do not underestimate the difficulty of your ride • Be prepared with all the necessary equipment for a safe ride • Decide your course considering your stamina and state of health • Carry a first-aid kit and the contact numbers of nearby hospitals in case of emergencies

Traveling Jeju by Bicycle Jeju Island has well-developed roadways with excellent landscapes that prove to be the best tourist destination in Korea for biking enthusiasts. If you ride along the coastline, you can enjoy both mountain and sea views at the same time, while enjoying the tourist attractions and biking simultaneously. However, be prepared for frequent climate changes. Beginners should be especially careful when selecting a bike-course to avoid fatigue.

Recommended Course 2~3 Hours Course Jeju-si > Yongduam > Iho Coastal Road > Dodubong > Iho tewu beach (round- trip) Day-long Course Jeju-si > Yongduam > Iho Coastal Road > Hagwi~Aewol Coastal Road (Cheonyeondol Salt pond, Darak Shelter) > Aewol Observatory> Hyeopjae Beach Three days, Two nights Route Day 1 : Jeju-si > Yongduam & Yongyeon > Hamdeok beach Day 2 : Gimnyeong~Seongsan Costal Road (windmill village habitat for migratory birds) > Udo(Udobong, Dongangyeonggul, Seobin White sand beach),> Seopjikoji Seongsan Ilchulbong> Darangshi oreum >Bijarim > Jeju-si Recommended accommodation Day 1 : Sunshine hotel, Jeju Sea Village Pension, Daryeodo Pension, Hill House Motel, Sea Eco Beach Day 2 : Haeorum dongsan Four days, three nights Full Route Day 1 : Jeju-si > Yongduam~Iho Costal Road > Hagwi~ Aewol Costal Road (Natural stone salt pond,Darak shelter) > Hyeopjae Beach(Hallim Park) Day 2 : Mt.Songaksan > Mt.Sanbang & Yongmeori Coast > Jungmun Tourist Complex (Jusangjeollidae, Teddy Bear Museum ) > World Cup Stadium Day 3 : Soesokkak (Sogeumak) > Keuneong seaside Picturesque Place > Jeju Folk Village Museum > Kim Young-gap Gallery > Sepjikoji Seongsan Illchulbong > Seongsan~ Gimyeong Coastal Road (windmill village habitat for migratory birds) > Hamdeok Beach > Yongduam & Yongyeon > Jeju-si Recommended accommodation Day 1 : Ilseong Condo , Sky Hotel, Jeju Geumgangsan Condo, Hangnamu Minbak Garden, Hill-Tower Day 2 : Hyatt Regency Jeju, Jeju Shilla Hotel, Seaes Hotel & Resort Day 3: Phoenix Island Resort

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A blue island in the distant sea The beauty Is the sky you left there A blue island in the distant sea The beauty Is the longing there Out of my reach, long away at the end of the horizon

These excerpts are taken from the poem, “A Blue Island in the Distant Sea,� by Han Gi-Pal, a poet who was born in Jeju and composed all his poems on the island.

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The North

At first glance you may feel that Jeju-si is nothing more than land, but if you take a car and travel for only five minutes, you will easily reach a beach. At that moment, you will let out an exclamation of delight and say “‘Ah! This is Jeju Island, the place where land and sea become one” In this way, Jeju-si gives you a different feeling than other cities on the Korean mainland. Specifically, a Jeju morning that often begins shrouded in fog can fill you with life and freedom and make you realize that you are far away from your city and daily life.

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Iho Taewoo Beach

The closest recreational sport paradise, to downtown Jeju

Iho Taewoo Beach is situated � not far from downtown Jeju, and visitors can access it easily. It is not unusual to see people wind surfing, jet skiing or playing beach volleyball at Iho in the early morning before they go to work. It is also known as a good place to fish, as the water is relatively deep. Red sea bream and opaleye are often caught here, and sand smelt, known as a great fish for sashimi, is another common catch. The lighthouses are easily recognizable landmarks on Iho beach as the two are shaped like horses, a symbol of Jeju. Painted red and white, the lighthouses attract visitors’ attention with their shape that looks as if they are galloping from the ocean to the beach.

You can see their elaborately detailed tails, hair, eyes and mouths when you go closer to photograph them. On the beach are resting areas with facilities including changing rooms, showers, rest rooms and parking lots, so it is an ideal place to enjoy a casual visit with family or friends.

Where to find. Iho 1-dong, Jeju-si Tel. 064.743.2084 (Iho Community Service Center) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

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Jeju Museum of Art

Where to find. 401 Shinbi-ro, Jeju-s i Tel. 064.710.4300 Web. jmoa.jeju.go.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. in Summer 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Winter

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A museum a forest where art sheds light and breathes

To artists, Jeju Island is not just a place to travel, but a place of inspiration. ● Beloved by photographers and artists, Jeju has many art museums. There are art museums in various sizes with different themes, from the small Lee Jung-Seop Gallery to the large Jeju Museum of Art. The Jeju Museum of Art sits on a hillside in where the Jeju skyline, Mt. Hallasan, canola flowers and flame grass exist in harmony, and effort has been made to create a place where one can view the nature of Jeju from a new perspective. Two buildings of simple aesthetics mirror the Jeju sky and Mt. Hallasan with their planes and frames. The outdoor garden at the back of the art museum presents the simplicity and neatness of Jeju’s nature, and offers an area where one can spend time with family or friends. The outdoor stage resembles Baekrokdam at the top of Mount.

Halla and can be used for cultural and artistic activities. The beauty of nature and the spirit of art and culture of the Jeju people live harmony in the Jeju Museum of Art.

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Yongduam, Yongyeon

Where to find. Coast nearby Yongdam Rotary in Yongdam-2 dong, Jeju-si Tel. 064.728.3918 (Yongduam Tourist Information Center) WEB. www.jejutour.go.kr

“Yongduam", a rock that resembles a dragon’s head

Yongyeon, a place where love becomes stronger

Yongduam was thus named as it resembles a dragon’s ● head. The best-known legend has it that an envoy that the Dragon King sent was looking for a medicinal plant on Mt. Hallasan when the mountain god shot an arrow at him, and he fell and died. If you walk down the stairs to the east, you can sample fresh seafood that the haenyeo (diving women) have just caught, such as octopus, sea cucumber and sea squirt. You won’t be tempted by other food in any luxurious restaurant after you have eaten fresh seafood while sitting on a rock by the ocean lulled by gentle waves. When the waves surge over Dragon Head Rock, it looks as if the dragon is about to ascend to heaven.

Yongyeon is situated near Yongduam. The name ● sounds like a pond but it is actually more like a valley. The deep water that flows through the valley has its source somewhere in the mountain ridge far away from the ocean. From Yongyeon Bridge, you can see the excellent scenery of the valley, complete with a pavilion. One of the most interesting things about Yeongyeon is the lovers’ locks on the bridge. Couples believe their love will harmonize with the superb scenery and become stronger. Yongyeon does not dry up even during times of drought when, according to legend, the dragon that lives in Yongyeon ascends to heaven to make it rain.

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Samseonghyeol

Where to find. 3 minutes walk from Jeju Kal Hotel in Ido 1-dong, Jeju-si Tel. 064.722.3315 Web. www.samsunghyeol.or.kr Open. 08:30~17:30 between November and March 08:30~18:30 between April and September

Mysterious birth of Jeju

Samseonghyeol is a place where you can see the trace of Jeju’s birth clearly. ● Three gods(Goeulna, Yangeulna and Bueulna), the progenitors of Tamna Kingdom, soared from this hole. At present, there is an alter on green grass. Between the alter and tourist path is a giant Rhododendron Weyrichii, whose flower is a symbolic flower of Jeju Island. In the early May, pink flowers bloom to the fullest, brightening the ambience. Three gods, the progenitors of Tamna Kingdom used to hunt, and they married three princesses of Byeokrang Kingdom which brought five grains’ seeds and livestocks to the sea villege in Onpyeong-ri, starting a new chapter of agriculture and farming in Jeju Island. Three holes, which is forming the apex of a triangle do not usually get filled with snow or rain. The old trees around it hang their branches lower as if they are worshipping them. The exhibition hall which opened in December 2001 shows an animation of Samseonghyeol, and displays miniature historic sites and other information relevant to Samseonghyeol.

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A place where the wisdom and lives of Jeju people breathe Jeju Folklore & Natural History Museum

Opened in May 1984, this ● museum exhibits Jeju’s own folk relics and natural historic materials. The four exhibition rooms are a natural history room, folk exhibition rooms No. 1 and 2 and an outdoor exhibition space. The display all the way from the formation of Jeju Island to the ecology of its natural resources and its unique culture, to help visitors to understand the island and people better. When you enter from the left, the first thing you will see is the natural history exhibition room. Here, the history of the formation of Jeju Island is shown through geological models and samples of mushrooms and citrus. Folk exhibition room No. 1 displays materials on the rite of passage from birth to death of the Jeju natives and folk exhibition room No. 2 shows materials that represent the traditional ways of living, including those used by the haenyeo (diving women), and farming and hunting tools. You can also see scenes of Jeju people making their living in the traditional ways. The outdoor exhibition space holds agricultural stone tools such as a millstone and a Jeongjuseok (gate stone), and other traditional cultural objects.

Where to find. Ildo 2-dong, Jeju-si Tel. 064.710.7708 Open. 8:30 a.m. ~ 6 p.m. all year round (8:30 a.m. ~ 6:30 p.m. between June and August)

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Jeju Mokgwana

A site that regained its glory Korea has a painful history of Japanese colonial rule. Jeju mokgwana ● is one of the many historic relics that were lost during that era and later recovered. Four excavations and investigation works for Jeju mokgwana from 1991 to 1998 made it possible to restore the site’s appearance to what it is now.

During the process of restoring documents such as the Tamna Sullyokdo, an illustrated historical record of the island, and the Tamna Bangyoungchongram, an official document on government facilities, with the aid of historical research and consultation with scholars in the field, Jeju citizens donated 50,000 pieces of roof tile to help the restoration. You can look around Honghwagak, where the Jeoljesa (military judicial officers) worked, Gyulimdang where they enjoyed entertainment and Youngju Hyeopdang, where military officials worked. You can visit Gwandeokjeong on your way. To the east of Jeju mokgwana is the downtown area of Chilseongro and to the north are Tapdong and Jeju Port.

Within a 1-hour walk, you can visit Chilseongro and fill your belly with plentiful good food in Seobudu Sashimi Town. Jeju mokgwana, which was the center of politics and administration on Jeju Island till the end of the 19th century, is a great place to visit with children.

ADD. samdo-2dong, Jeju-si Tel. 064.728.8665-7 WEB. mokkwana.jejusi.go.kr Open. 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Summer / 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Winter

Gwandeokjeong

Where good old things look great One of the representative cultural assets of Jeju Island is ● Gwandeokjeong. As the oldest building on Jeju, it has a long tradition and proudly presents the island’s grandeur. It feels familiar to residents as it is situated in the middle of downtown Jeju, just like Namdaemun (the South Gate) and Dongdaemun (the East Gate) in Seoul. Gwandeokjeong, National Treasure No. 322, was built by Shin Suk-Cheong, a governer and general in the 15th century, to be used as a training place for soldiers. Later, it was also used as a venue for practicing martial arts, inspections, discussions of construction between officials and laypeople, holding festivities and sometimes punishing criminals. The name “Gwandeok,” meaning “to reform oneself and cultivate virtues at all times,” was given to emulate the spirit of literary and physical strength. Some say that the name came from “Sai Gwandeok,” meaning “You can see the virtue of the person in his shooting posture.” Seven pictures including one of Sipjangsaeng (the 10 traditional symbols of longevity) painted on the pillars of Gwandeokjeong grace the site with their majestic presence.

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Mt. Hallasan National Park Korea’s cleanest Natural Conservation Area

If you want to climb to Baekrokdam on Mt. ● Hallasan, you need to leave early in the morning as there are time restrictions on ascending and descending the mountain.

Hallasan National Park, encompassing a broad area around Mt. Hallasan should not be missed on your visit. Covering an area of 153,386 square meters, 91.62 ㎡ of which is designated as Natural Conservation Area. The more than 360 oreum (secondary volcanic cones) around Mt. Hallasan also present various colors in different seasons. For this reason, among others, Hallasan National Park was selected to be a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in December 2002 and recognized as a valuable heritage site that should be preserved for people around the world. The park was also one of three locations registered as the first UNESCO World Natural Heritage Sites in Korea under the designation of Jeju Volcanic Island and Lava Tubes on June 27, 2007. Jeju has 23 species of wild plants out of 59 that are near extinction and come under the special supervision of the Ministry of the Environment, and six of them grow in the Hallasan Natural Conservation Area.

Where to find. Road 1100, Jeju-si Tel. 064.713.9950 (Mt.Halla Hiking Trail Office) Web. www.hallasan.go.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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A perfect place for a proposal Jeju Starlight World Park and Planetarium

Where to find. Odeung-dong, Jeju-si Tel. 064.728.8900 Web. star.jejusi.go.kr Open.

2 p.m.~10 p.m. between November and February 3 p.m.~11 p.m. between March and October (Closed on every Monday and next day if Monday is a holiday)

One of the reasons for recommending a trip to Jeju to lovers who are about to â—? get married is the Jeju Starlight World Park and Planetarium. Not far from Jeju National University, the site is a cutting-edge astronomical science center that is used for research and study. Inside are exhibition rooms, a 4-dimensional theater, an astronomical projector room and an observatory. Outside are a solar system square and a sundial for visitors to experiment with. In the exhibition room, you can view the planets of the solar system and the greater universe, and learn about how a space probe approaches a planet far away. Another reason for recommending the venue to lovers is the scenery in the park at night. As there is not much lighting on Jeju except for the downtown areas, it becomes dark at night on most of the island. However, Jeju Starlight World Park and Planetarium is an exception. It presents a fantastic night view, with both outdoor illuminations and natural stars in the night sky and looks as if colors have been sprayed onto the dark night sky. With beautiful music playing, it is a great place to propose to or simply have a good time with your loved one.

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Samyang Black Sand Beach

Where to find. Samyang 1-dong, Jeju-si Tel. 064.755.4686 (Samyang-dong Community Service Center) WEB. www.jejutour.go.kr

Black sand bathing

Samyang Black Sand Beach is known for its fine black sand and exotic scenery. â—?

The black sand is believed to contain minerals that are great for sand bathing, especially for neuralgia sufferers or those who gain weight easily, and on sunny days, the beach becomes a dry sauna. An important factor after bathing in the ocean is to shower well and Samyang black Sand beach is known on the island for its clean and modern shower facilities; with plenty of space between each shower so you don’t bother the person beside you. The changing rooms and public rest rooms are also known to be kept very clean. On the opposite side of the entrance to Samyang Black Sand Beach are many fishing supply shops as many people come to Samyang to enjoy fishing.

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Grand feast of wide cedar forest Jeolmul Natural Recreation Forest Forest bathing can make you â—? feel calm, strengthen your cardiovascular functions and prevent asthma and tuberculosis, through its pleasant scents and green color. Opened in 1997, the Jeolmul Natural Recreation Forest is a great place for forest bathing. There are 40to 45-year old cedars in a 300-hectare area, and it feels cool even during the height of summer with its cool oceanic wind. The cedars were planted to block the wind and protect citrus trees at first, but became a natural recreation forest later. Within the forest are also mineral springs, ponds, a lawn square and sporting facilities for families and couples to use. The name Jeolmul was given because there used to be a temple (Jeol) and mineral water (mul) in the area and the mineral water that still springs is believed to be effective in treating neuralgia and stomach disorders.

Jeolmul Oreum is a small secondary volcanic cone that takes one hour return to climb, and from the top of which you can see Sunrise Peak (Seongsan Ilchulbong) and downtown Jeju.

Where to find. Bonggae-dong, Jeju-si Tel.064.721.7421 Web. jeolmul.jejusi.go.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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A Story of Enzyme from a lazy farmer The country's largest enzyme bath Enzyme is known as a catalyst for better biochemical reaction in human body. At 'A story of enzyme from a lazy farmer', you can find out the manufacturing process of enzyme, and experience enzyme through many programs. You can also purchase enzyme manufactured by 'a lazy farmer'.

Add. 2, 6-gil, Jungang-ro, Jeju-si Tel. 064.725.3650 Open. 9 a.m. ~ 8 p.m.

Jeju National Museum Jeju’s long history and culture This historical archaeological museum is located in the 21st centur y-oriented international city of Jeju. Jeju from the prehistoric era till the Choseon era has a long and fascinating history and traditional culture, and was the axle of cultural exchanges between East Asian countries including China, Japan and Taiwan. The Jeju National Museum illustrates the development process, unique history and the culture of Jeju.

Add. Near By Sarabong, Geonip-dong, Jeju-si (Opposite To The Udang Library) Tel. 064.720.8000 Web. jeju.museum.go.kr Open. Opening at night Mar.~Oct. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.(Closed on every Monday and Lunar New Year’s Day)

Nanta Theatre Non-verbal performance intergrates Korea's traditional rhythms in the Kitchen In NANTA, Knives and other kitchen utensils are transformed into musical instruments in the hands of the performers. The haunting and heart-stirring music based upon Korean Samulnori rhythms of Jajinmori, Utdari, Puneori, etc, combined with four distinctive characters.

NANTA is now loved from the audience in worldwide launched in NY and received an award for Best program in Edinburgh Festival Fringe in UK. Add. Ildo2-dong, Jeju-si Tel. 064.723.8878 Web. nanta.i-pmc.co.kr Open 5 p.m., 8 p.m

Nexon Computer Museum Nexon Computer Museum, the ideas that changed the world Computer is the present-progressive means as well as the innovative ideas that brought the fastest changes to mankind for the past 40 years. Nexon Computer Museum presents the history of computer as well as the history of ‘gaming’ at the same time to peek into our future world.

Add. 3198-8, 1100-ro, Jeju-si (Nohyeong-dong) Tel. 064.745.1994 Web. www.nexoncomputermuseum.org Open. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m in winter / 10 a.m. to 8 p.m in summer (closed on every Monday, Lunar New Year’s Day, and Chuseok Holiday)

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Myeongdoam Tourist Pasture Sink into exotic scenery This is where Myeongdoam Lee Jin Yong, a Confucian scholar during the Choseon Dynasty, used to live. Above the beautiful grasslands is a windmill, in front of which are beautiful flowers and an artificial pond with blooming lilies. The venue is available for weddings, seminars, banquets and other special occasions and a flock of sheep can be seen here during warm weather.

Add. 226-42, Myeongnim-ro, Jeju-si (Bonggae-dong) Tel. 064.721.2401 Web. www.jejumyoungdoam.com

Baozen Street Vehicle-free Street in Yeong-dong

After the visit of the Baozen Group employees from China in 2011, this street was named as Baozen Street to commemorate such visit. As the number of tourists from China got radically increased, it became a hotspot that is being referred to as the China in Jeju. Various cultural performances are available in the weekend evening to offer interesting visuals and entertainment. Also, restaurants with a variety of delicacies are also loved not only by local residents but by foreign tourists as well.

Add. Yeon-dong, Jeju-si Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Byeoldobong Amazing beauty of the beach cliff Byeoldobong is an oreum that is located on the east side of Sarabong. The south side of this oreum is covered by cedar and pine trees. It covers 242,535㎡, with a circumference of 2,236 m and a height of 136 m. Towards the northern cliff, there are two strangely shaped rocks known as “suicide rock” and “piggyback rock.” Towards the bottom of the cliff near sea level is a huge sea cave called “Whale Cave.”

Add. Geonip-dong, Jeju-si Tel. 064.728.3595 (Natural Environment Division of Jeju-si Municipal Goverment) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Bultapsa Five Story Stone Pagoda Treasure No. 1187 This Pagoda was damaged in the Korean War, commonly called the 6.25 War in Korea, The original pagoda was located at Wondang Temple, which is said to have been founded by King Choongryeol during the Goryeo Dynasty. The present structure was reconstructed in the 1950s. The angle of the baseline of every corner of the Pagoda looks dynamic due to its turning shape.

Add. Samyang 1-dong , Jeju-si Tel. 064.728.2733 (Culture & Art Division of Jeju-si Municipal Government) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

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Sarabong Park / Lighthouse Sarabong’s sunset, one of the top 10 highlights of Jeju Sarabong is a low east coast mountain on Jeju which is close to 148 meters in height and is connected with Hwabukbong (136 m). From the peak by the octagonal pavilion, you can gaze at Jeju City and the harbor together. The sunset at Sarabong is called ‘sabongnakjo’ and judged to be one of the top 10 highlights of Jeju. It is considered to be a complement to Seongsan Ilchulbong’s sunrise.

Add. Across Mystic Road, Yeon-dong, Jeju-si Tel. 064.728.3595 (Natural Environment Division of Jejusi Municipal Goverment) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 12 a.m.

Sanjicheon A river flowing through downtown Jeju This river passes through the downtown areas of Geonip-dong and Ildo 1-dong in Jeju City. During the 1960s, more and more houses were built in the area which led to more sewage and garbage pouring in the river and finally contaminated the water, so it was covered in 1966. The lower part of the river now has a walk alongside it that stretches for 500 to 600 meters with arched bridges built across the water at several points.

Add. Dongmun Market area, Geonip-dong , Jeju-si Tel. 064.757.3003 (Geonip-dong Community Service Center) / 064.757.3003 (Ildo 1-dong Community Service Center Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Replica of Chinese Refuge Ship A place where Chinese made twisted bread sticks were sold In 1996 Sanji Port was restored on account of the old memories. This area is the place where the Chinese refuge resided and created a living by selling Chinese food, which was widely spread soon after. A Chinese refugee ship is located near the entrance to Sanjicheon, and it represents their refuge life.

Add. Near To Dongmun Market, Geonip- dong , Jeju-si Tel. 064.728.8675 Web. www.jejutour.go.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. in Summer / 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. in Winter

Sancheondan Walk beside cool pine trees Since ancient times, every February Jeju residents went up to Baekrokdam (White Deer Lake) at the top of Mt. Hallasan to perform religious rituals for the mountain spirits.

However, because of the cold weather and difficult routes, people who carried offerings to the gods often died of exposure or were seriously injured. Thus, a priest prepared an alternative altar at which to perform the religious rituals, and named it Sancheondan.

Add. Aara 1-dong, Jeju-si Tel. 064.728.2732 (Culture & Art Division of Jeju-si Municipal Government) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

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Samsaseok A love nest for the newly married Samsaseok is designated as Jeju Monuments No. 4. It is said that when Samshinin of the Tamna Kingdom decided to take a princess of Byeokrangguk as his wife, he shot an arrow to decide where to live and the arrow fell at the place we know as Samsaseok. The monument has a diameter of around 55cm made up of two pieces of basalt rock, and its protecting stone is 149cm high, 101 cm long from front to rear and 67cm wide.

Add. Hwabuk-Dong, Jeju-Si (On The Side Of Bypass Road) Tel. 064.722.3315 (Samseong hyeol) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Samyangdong Prehistoric Site A heritage made up of top quality soil After the discovery of three dolmens in 1970, Jeju National University Museum uncovered early Iron Age earthenware, stone axes of the Proto-Three kingdoms and many other artifacts in 1996. In the gallery, one can see the typical village life of prehistoric Samyangdong, including the tools used then, pottery and food culture exhibitions, examples of the clothes worn and a model of the entire Samyangdong excavation area.

Add. Samyang 2-dong , Jeju-si Tel. 064.723.0782 Web. samyang.jejusi.go.kr Open. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Mysterious Road Where things roll uphill Around 100 meters of the 1100 Road is known as Mysterious Road because of an optical illusion that makes the downward-sloping road appear to rise uphill. Cars stopped on the road and left out of gear appear to roll uphill, as do bottles or any other easily rolled object. The road actually has a 3 degree downward slant but looks to go uphill because of the surrounding terrain that creates the optical illusion.

Add. Opposite To Jeju Love Land, 1139 Road, Nohyeoung-dong , Jeju-si Tel. 064.742.8866 (Jeju Tourist Information Center) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Shinsan Park Symbol of the ’88 Olympic Games This symbolic park for the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games contains a monument built to celebrate the arrival of the Olympic torch in Korea. It is currently used as a rest area and is known as a secluded place for a family picnic along the promenade, a site to enjoy a date with one’s lover and a popular spot with tourists. The nearby area includes a Grand Performance Hall and a Folk Sightseeing Town.

Add. Ildo 2 dong , Jeju-si Tel. 064.726.0885 Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

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Eoyeong Town Excellent Food Servicing District Excellent Restaurant District of Eoyeong Village The place where the entertainment, f lavor, and feeling of Jeju are availableis near the airport. Gourmets who seek for good restaurantvisit Eoyeong Village. Along the coastalroad, a number of greatrestaurants that represent Jeju through folk food, raw fish, and western food are available. After savoring the delicacies, visitors enjoy quality time having a cup of tea. Also, it offers exotic ambience at night being harmonized with the great scenery of the sea.

Add. Entire area of Seohaean-ro, Jeju-si (Yongdam-dong) Tel. 070.4543.5433~4 Web. www.eoyeong.com

Ohhyeondan (Altar for five Sages) Pay tribute to the souls of five ancient sages Ohhyeondan (Altar for five Sages) is where people paid tribute to the sages Chungam Kim Jung, Gyuam Song In Soo, Donggye Jung Ohn, Chungeum Kim Sang Heon and Wooam Song Shi Yeol. King Sukjong established the altar and named it Kyullimsowon in the eighth year of his reign (1682), but King Gojong abolished it, also in his eighth year of rule (1871).

Add. Ido 1 Dong, Jeju-Si Tel. 064.728.2711 (Culture & Sports Division of Jeju-si Municipal Government) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Jeju Love Land Artistic sublimation of sex This theme park has sex as its theme. Opened in November 2004, Love Land is filled with artistic depictions of artful modern sex, portrayed with a sense of humor. You can visit during the day or night and both the Mysterious Road and the Halla Arboretum are nearby, making it convenient to visit all three together.

Add. Across Mystic Road, Yeon-dong, Jeju-si Tel. 064.712.6988 Web. www.jejuloveland.com Open. 9 a.m. to Midnight

Jeju Folklore Museum Jeju’s extensive folk culture under one roof The Jeju Folklore Museum was established by scholar Jin Sung-Gi, who spent his life collecting and preserving Jeju folk relics. More than 3,000 folk artifacts of Jeju’s early residents are displayed here. These include basic living tools, equipment for religious life, and articles related to the four ceremonial occasions -- coming of age, wedding, funeral and ancestral rites. Many of these cultural relics are also fun.

Add. Samyang 3-Dong , Jeju-si Tel. 064.755.1976 Web. www.jejutour.go.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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Jeju’s Folk Five-Day Market Grandmother's Marketplace This unique market on Jeju Island gets around 10,000 visitors during weekdays and approximately 20,000 people on weekend days. The market provides the island’s women over 65 years of age an opportunity to engage in commercial activity by providing them with space for free. The area of the market is known as Grandmother’s marketplace and is a social as well as commercial outlet for the women.

Add. Dodu 1-dong, Jeju-si Tel. 064.743.5985 (Traditional Market Call Center) Web. jeju5.market.jeju.kr Open. Days of the month ending in 2 or 7 (2nd, 7th, 12th, 17th, 22nd, 27th) / 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Jeju Castle Site Remembering a time of citron and tangerine trees The Jeju Castel site is designated and preserved under the Jeju Island Monumental Act, Article 3. Jeju Castle was first established in the time of the Tamna Kingdom and then restored in the time of the Goryeo Dynasty for protection from Japanese pirates. The south part of the building is currently being restored.The castle allows us to feel the wisdom of virtuous men who fought for all those years in the castle.

Add. Ido 1-Dong, Jeju-si Tel. 064.728.2733 (Culture & Art Division of Jeju-si Municipal Government) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Jeju Seaside Concert Hall A place where you can enjoy a performance while looking at the sea Jeju Seaside Concert Hall is located near the beach breakwaters. With the shape of wheel spokes, there are many small and big performances in summer and is the favorite place of the locals. The open-air theater has a disadvantage for being dependent on weather conditions, but it assures its guests by providing coffee shop and gallery inside the building.

Add. Samdo 2-dong, Jeju-Si Tel. 064.759.1339 Web. www.jejutour.go.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Jeju Hyanggyo (Confucion Shrine & school) An Educational institution built for education of the people A national educational institution built for the education of the local people and paying tribute and ancestral rites to Confucius and other old sages. It is Jeju’s tangible cultural asset no. 2. The first king of the Chosun Dynasty firstly (1392) built it in Kyodong inside the Jeju castle and it was shifted to the present place at the time of Sunjo (1827).

Currently Myeongryundang where students studied, and Daesungjeon and Kyesung Temple which were ritual places remain.

Add. Yongdam 1-dong , Jeju-si Tel. 064.757.0976 Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

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Tapdong breakwater Couple in love can walk in sea breeze A place visited by many young couples. This breakwater road is also known as ‘Lovers street’. The open beach and cool breeze, and the lighthouse with subdued illuminating lights are very beautiful. However the strong windy day and high tides are a matter of concern.

Add. Geonip-dong, Jeju-si Tel. 064.757.3003 (Geonip-dong Community Service Center) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Halla Arboretum A good place to walk with your love Halla Arboretum is a beautiful spot to rest and relax not far from the center of the city.

The scenery is especially glorious in April when the park is filled with the fragrance of cherry blossoms but the arboretum is worth visiting in all seasons. In amongst the various plants and trees, visitors can also see deer and birds of the pheasant family.

Simply stroll with your love between the trees for a pleasant break.

Add. Yeon-dong, Jeju-si Tel. 064.710.7575 Web. sumokwon.jeju.go.kr Open. 4 a.m. to 11 p.m. (Natural and Ecological Experience 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.)

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The South

Many artists have painted pictures and written poems about the captivating beauty of Seogwipo, so there are venues housing songs, paintings and poems remaining throughout the city that depict the beauty of the region. These include the Lee Jung-Sup Gallery; the Gidang Museum, which permanently displays the paintings of Byeon Si-Ji; the Sinyoung Cinema Museum, which is Korea’s first museum dedicated to film; and the Africa Museum; with works by photographer Kim Jung-Man. Seogwipo is a cultural city full of small and large galleries, museums and cafes. It has also many of the amazing natural landscapes of Jeju, which include the beautiful trio Cheonjiyeon, Cheonjeyeon and Jeongbang Waterfalls; the serene Oedolgae Rock and calm Soesokkak Puddle; and Gangjeongcheon Amusement Park. Here you can enjoy a ride on a submarine or yacht or watch dolphin and sea lion shows as well.

A visit to Seogwipo, filled with its heavenly nature and the various cultures of Jeju, will provide you with an unforgettable experience unlike any you have experienced before. Savor every moment you have in Jeju and appreciate the treasure like such places as Seogwipo.

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Jungmun Beach

Where to find. Saekdal-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.738.1541 (Jungmun-dong Community Service Center) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

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Sunny sky, cool breezes and dazzling waves

Jungmun Beach, one of the most beloved beaches in Seogwipo and a ● picturesque site at the bottom of Cheonjeyeon Valley, is also called Jinmosal’ meaning long white sand beach, for its 500 m stretch of white sand. The sand in black, white, red and grey colors is especially charming, and the beach’s east seacoast is made of oddly shaped rocks and stones, that have been carved by the waves from the ocean. This is a popular place with windsurfers and surfers as its seacoast has a steep slope and high waves. In particular, yachting in Jungmun is popular among newlyweds and lovers.

There are also a lot of other water sports available, including water skiing, parasailing, rafting and kayaking, so many foreign visitors and bikini-clad swimmers can be seen here. The Ministry of Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs selected Jungmun Beach as the best beach in Korea under the four categories of management, water quality control, scenery and safety. After sea bathing, it is great to take a slow walk through the gardens of the famous hotels nearby.

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Where to find. Inside Jungmun Tourist Complex, Jungmun-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.735.1000 Web. www.iccjeju.co.kr Open. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Local Duty Free shop in the Jeju Convention Center Tel. 064.780.7700~1 Open. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. (Summer Extension)

Forget any hard and rigid images you may have of an international convention â—? center. The starting point of Jeju and the center of the world, the International Convention Center Jeju is the only resort-type convention center in Korea that can host a variety of events such as large-scale international conferences, lectures, exhibitions and concerts. With the vast Pacific Ocean at its front and majestic Mt. Hallasan towering behind it as a backdrop, ICC Jeju, standing five stories above ground and two levels underground, is equipped with conference and exhibition facilities, cafeterias and supporting facilities. Tamna Hall, with a capacity of 4,300 seats, can be used for many types of large international conferences, sporting events and other events and the auditorium, with a seating capacity for 1,500 people, can be used as a multipurpose concert hall for fine arts performances and concerts. There are also mid-sized conference halls such as Halla Hall, Samda Hall, Youngjoo Hall and Baekrok Hall, and small conference halls for lectures and meetings. In Ieodo Plaza, one can enjoy outdoor parties or performances. ICC Jeju is designed in the shape of Jeju Island with islands inside the island, not to harm the natural scenery around it.

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Cheonjeyeon Waterfall

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Dreamy water to which Taoist fairies descended

Visit the Cheonjeyeon Waterfall if you are feeling ● blue and need cheering. This is the largest waterfall of the three major waterfalls on Jeju Island, the other two of which are Cheonjiyeon Waterfall and Jeongbang Waterfall. Cheonjeyeon means ‘the pond of God’ from a legend that Taoist fairies who worshiped the Great Jade Emperor descended here to bathe.

The water here is known for its purity and springs from a spot between the precipice of the cliffs and the clay layers. From the ceiling of the cave of the first cascade falls water that is believed to cure diseases when splashed over one’s body, and is also used for drinking. The first cascade is about 22 meters high and forms a 22 m-deep-pond, Cheonjeyeon, where the water stays still.

After heavy rain, the water flows to create the second and third cascades. The second cascade is about 30 m high, the greatest of the three cascades. Near the trail is a thick subtropical forest, offering the chance to see a range of tropical trees. Above the Cheonjeyeon Waterfall is the Seonimgyo arched bridge, also called the Seven Taoist Fairies Bridge. Right above it, one can enjoy a view of Mt. Hallasan.

Where to find. Jungmum Tourist Complex, Jungmun-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.760.6331 (Management Office of Cheonjeyeon Waterfalls) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr Open. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. (1 hour later in the summer)

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Oedolgae

Where to find. 791, Seohong-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.760.3033 (Seohong-dong Community Service Center) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr (Seohong-dong Community Service Center)

A Place of heartrending love between halmang and hareubang

Oedolgae is a rock standing out in the sea and was named for its loneliness. ● There are various legends about the 20-meter-high rock, for its shape changes according to the direction from which one sees it. It is also called Grandmother Rock (Halmangbawi) as one legend has it that an old woman waited for her husband to return from a fishing trip and, when he did not come back due to a storm, she became a rock.

There is a rock right under Oedolgae that looks as if it is floating and it is said that her husband also turned to a rock when the grandmother became a stone pillar. In reality, the rock island was formed when a volcano erupted 1.5 million years ago. Visitors can see Mt. Hallasan, Munseom Island and Beomseom Island, which both have famous scuba diving spots, and haenyeo (women divers). In Oedolgae, a road is both a walking trail and a park. It is such a charming place that the poet Lee Saeng-Jin, who became an honorary citizen of Seogwipo for his collection of poems, “Longing for Seongsanpo,” wrote a number of poems about Oedolgae.

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Jungmun Daepo Haean Columnar-Jointed Lava The largest pillar rock formation in Korea

Near Jungmun Beach, a popular spot for vacationers and locals, is an â—? impressive pillar rock formation named Jungmun Daepo Haean Columnar-Jointed Lava(Jusangjeollidae). The formation looks like a piece of art that has been sculpted delicately with a sharp tool. Jusangjeollidae usually refers to vertical pillar shaped rocks in a rectangular or hexagonal shape and is often composed of basaltic lava. Such a formation is the result of a sudden contraction when thick molten lava flows from an active volcanic crater and cools rapidly. This site is full a wonder of nature, where hexagonal rock pillars stand on top of each other like giant stairs. The waves that hit the pillars are also interesting to see as, when the tide is high, they can leap up to 20 meters high. Jungmun Daepo Haean Jusangjeollidae, which is 30~40m high and 1km wide, is the largest such formation in Korea and is designated as Natural Monument No. 443. Thanks to a viewing platform with wooden steps, it is possible to see Jusangjeollidae closely. The place is also called Jisatgae Rock, named after the old name of Jungmundong in Seogwipo-si, Jisatgae.

Where to find. Jungmun-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.738.1521 (Seogwipo Tourism Administration Office) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

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Saeseom

Creating new connections

Where to find. Seogwi-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.738.1521 Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Saeyeongyo, the longest pedestrian bridge on Jeju, was recently built at â—?

Seogwipo Port. It connects the main island and the islet of Saeseom and resembles an anchored taewoo, the traditional fishing boat of Jeju, coming home with a boatful of fish and its wide net stretched. The name Saeyeongyo means creation of new connections, as it connects uninhabited Saeseom with Jeju. Visitors can watch the beautiful LED lighting that changes constantly on the guardrail of the bridge. The small islet of Saeseom in the ocean right in front of Seogwipo Port was named because it has many birds that cover thatched roofs. The island is made of limestone on coral and the rocks have many holes in which the birds nest. Crossing Saeyeongyo to Saeseom, one can walk around the island on a trail and feel the cool oceanic wind while enjoying the views of pine tree forest and the island. The ocean looks magnificent when the sun sets or the bright moon rises. In Saeseom, also called Wolgyondo for its dim moonlit view, are pebble trails, path through the forest and themed photo zones.

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Jeju World Cup Stadium

Where to find. Beophwan-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.760.3611 Web. www.jejutour.go.kr Open.

6 a.m. ~ 10 p.m. between Match and October 7 a.m. ~ 10 p.m. between November and February

Where dreams come true

“Dae Han Min Guk! (Go Korea!), clap, clap, clap, clap!” It is impossible to forget the passion ● of the 2002 FIFA World Cup co-hosted by Korea and Japan, when all Koreans became “Red Devils” and cheered passionately and their team realized the dream of making it to the semi-finals for the first time. You may feel like you can still hear the cheering in the Jeju World Cup Stadium, which was one of the venues for the 2002 World Cup. At the entrance to the stadium, dolhareubang (stone grandfathers) greet visitors. The shape of the stadium symbolizes an oreum (the secondary volcanic cones found throughout Jeju) while the gentle lines of its entrance represent an olle, the path leading to a traditional Jeju house. The roof evokes the image of a taewoo, a traditional log fishing boat, and net, while the supporting columns and spans symbolize five oceans and six continents. The design embodies a ship advancing to the oceans and continents in a fair wind, expressing the adventurous spirit of the Jeju people. The playing field was built below ground level to prevent any problems from the wind, and a deck is built outside the stadium to which people can escape in an emergency. With its backdrops of the blue ocean and Mt. Hallasan, it was praised by media around the world as one of the most beautiful World Cup Stadiums, and is now the home ground for Jeju United FC.

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Cheonjiyeon Waterfall

Where to find. Near Seogwipo Port at Namseongjung-ro, Seogwipo-si(Seohong-dong) Tel. 064.733.1528 (Seogwipo-si Tourism Administration Office) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr Open. Sunrise ~ 10 p.m.

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A pond that joins sky and land

A quiet trail leads the way to Cheonjiyeon Waterfall. The path through the â—? thick forest and stepping stones across the stream make this a popular date route for young lovers and newlyweds. The waterfall formed in a valley of hardened lava and measures 22 meters high and 20 m deep. It is called Cheonjiyeon as it is a pond made by the contact of the sky and land. Cheonjiyeon became a scenic spot a long time ago, with its chiseled rock cliffs and rare subtropical trees. The valley near the waterfall is home to Elaeocarpus sylvestris var. ellipticus, which is a Natural Monument, Psilotum nudum, Castanopsis cuspidata var. sieboldii, Xylosma congestum, camellias and other subtropical trees. This waterfall is also home to the giant mottled eel, another National Monument. Giant mottled eels have a different color and spinal marrow from other eels, and some grow longer than 2 m and heavier than 20 kg. At night times, visitors can enjoy a great view of the lighted waterfall and use the convenience facilities nearby.

There is a shellfish fossil site near the ferry dock.

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Soesokkak

Where to find. Downstream of River Hyodon, Hahyo-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.732.1562 (Tourist Information Center at Soesokkak Estuary) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Mysterious puddle where the wind brushes past

Soesokkak used to be called Soedun for its shape of a recumbent cow, but ● now is called Soesokkak since it is a deep puddle created by joining of fresh water and seawater. ‘Soe’ means ‘Hyodon Village’ where Soesokkak is located, ‘So’ means ‘deep water puddle’ and ‘Kkak’ means the end. Soesokkak, where a deep puddle is formed as the water that flows under basaltic layer joins the seawater, is a hidden attraction that not even many local Jeju residents know about. Hahyo-dong, where Soesokkak is located, is filled with the scent of tangerine flowers in the spring, has cool oceanic breezes in the summer, clusters of tangerines in the fall and is warmer than other towns in the winter.

Visitors will feel like they are in a valley with a variety of trees in the region where the fresh water flows, and in a mysterious place when in the forests filled with evergreen trees, pine trees and odd-shaped rocks. Taewoo rides add to the charm of Soesokkak.

The taewoo log raft is pulled by a rope and a maximum of 10 people can ride at one time.

Though the boat moves slowly, your time with the taewoo captain, a good talker who uses Jeju’s unique dialect, will fly by. Visitors also can enjoy a black sand beach at the estuary of Soesokkak.

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Jeongbang Waterfall You will feel refreshed the ● moment you see Jeongbang Waterfall, from which the water cascades straight into the ocean. It waterfall is 23 meters high and 8 m wide, and the small pond that the water falls into is 5 m deep.

Jeongbang Waterfall is the only place on Jeju where the water falls straight to the ocean. It has been selected as one of the 10 wonders of Jeju and called “Jeongbang Hapok.” On both sides of the waterfall are vertical cliffs and old pine trees.

The legend says that a Chinese scholar named Seo Bul was ordered by the Qín Shi Huáng (Emperor of China) to seek the herb of eternal youth. Unfortunately, he failed in his quest. On his way back home, he happened to see the waterfall and was mesmerized with its beauty. He inscribed “Seo Bul Gwa Cha” (the equivalent of “Seo Bul was here”) on the cliff and returned home.

On the rocks around Jeongbang Waterfall, haenyeo (women divers) sell freshly caught seafood. A good nonslip pair of shoes is needed on a trip to Jeongbang Waterfall, since you need to walk on large wet rocks to go near the waterfall.

Where to find. Chilsimni-ro, Seogwipo-si (Donghong-dong) Tel. 064.733.1530 (Seogwipo-si Tourism Administration Office) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr Open. 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.(1 hour later during summer)

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Standing at the bottom of the waterfall, you feel like meeting a Taoist Hermit

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Gangjeongcheon Resort A cool freshwater stream becomes salt at the end of its journey Gangjeongcheon, famous for its clear and cold water, is abundant with water and supplies 70 percent of the drinking water in Seogwipo. It is also famous as a habitat of sweet fish, and there is an annual Gangjeongcheon Ollim Sweetfish Festival in May. Near the river is a pine tree forest where you can camp. You can swim, fish and enjoy sand bathing on the beach.

Where to find. In front of Kensington Resort at Gangjeongmultong-ro, Seogwipo-si (Gangjeong-dong) Tel. 064.760.4782 (Daecheon-dong Community Service Center) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Geomunyeo Seaside Picturesque Place Birds singing and oceanic scent under black rocks Geomunyeo refers to black (geomun) rocks bulging on the coast. These are volcanic rocks, made of lava that was spewed to the coast in an eruption and cooled when it hit the water. This site is especially popular among lovers for walking beside the many species of trees, while listening to birdsong and inhaling the oceanic scent. There is also good fishing from the rocks.

Where to find. Geomeunyeo-ro, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.740.2673 Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Geolme Eco Park Walk on Geolme Geolme means “a place that has been reclaimed as the ditches were often blocked.” In Geolme Eco Park, you can always hear the sound of water streams. It feels like the whole village where the park is located is a piece of art. The beautiful pond and a quiet trail through the forest are great for walking around.

Where to find. Seogwipo-si 470 (Seohong-dong) Tel. 064.710.3314 (Geolmae Ecological Park) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Gidang Contemporary Art Museum View a painter’s love of Jeju Gidang Contemporary Art Museum was named after the pen name of Kang Gu-Beom, who founded it. You can enjoy both architecture and fine art in this museum. There are exhibits in front of the museum as well, and its unique exterior blends harmoniously with the palm trees beside it. Artworks by Byeon Si-Ji, honorary director of the museum, are on display at all times with free commentary provided by a curator.

Where to find. Namseong-ro, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.733.1586 Open. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. (Extended to 8 p.m. Jul. ~ Sep., Closed Tuesdays)

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Dak Paper Dall Museum A trip to trace the old memory At the Dak Paper Doll Museum you can remember lunch boxes on the heater in your classroom and children sitting around a bonfire. These paper dolls made of traditional Korean paper give you a friendly and warm feeling. The 230 paper dolls in the museum were made by Park Soon-Ae and her 23 students. In addition, the museum has other nostalgic exhibits and images.

Where to find. Jeju World Cup Stadium, Beophwan-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.739.3905~6 Web. cafe.naver.com/dakpaper Open. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m in Off-season / 9 a.m. to 8 p.m in Peak season

Daeyu Land Enjoy pheasant-hunting in a forest Wild pheasants live in Daeyu Land, surrounded by meadows and forests in an area of 33,057 m2, so visitors can enjoy hunting and eat good dishes cooked with the pheasants you bag. You will hunt with a guide and dogs after some practice, so your safety will be taken care of. Riding ATVs, clay pigeon shooting and pistol practice are recommended activities.

Where to find. Sangye-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.738.0500 Web. www.daeyooland.net

Dosun Dawon Discover real O’Sulloc Tea O’Sulloc Tea is a clean green tea produced from tea fields on the slopes of Mt. Hallasan.

Thanks to optimal environmental conditions at this high altitude with a significant difference in daily temperatures, teas produced on Mt. Hallasan are of excellent quality.

Dosun Dawon (Dosun Tea Farm) is the best green tea producing area where you can see a fresh O’Sulloc tea farm in a beautiful natural environment.

Where to find. Dosun-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.739.0419 Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Donnaeko Ice valley where there is no summer The water f lowing from Mt. Hallasan is cold and clear, cooling off any heat in the summer. Donnaeko means “an entrance where boars used to drink water,” since boars used to appear in this region in the past. However, there have been no boars seen here since the 1920s.

Where to find. Near Seogwipo Subtropical Forest Laboratory, Sanghyo-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.733.1584 (Donnaeko Administration Office) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

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Munseom(Islet) Best fishing point in fall Munseom is preserved as a Natural Monument. The islet is just outside the entrance to Seogwipo Port and can be seen well from Oedolgae. It is flooded with mosquitoes hence its name Munseom, which means mosquito island in Chinese characters. There are abundant fish including red sea bream and rock bream between Sep. and Nov. when the islet is crowded with people there to enjoy fishing.

Where to find. Seogwi-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.760. 2652 (Culture & Art Division in Seogwipo-si) Web. www. jejutour.go.kr

Believe It or Not Museum, Jeju A place that is full of amazing things top explorer Robert Ripley collected while traveling the world.

Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum exhibits strange and mysterious objects that leave you unsure whether to believe or not, such as the Berlin Wall that fell after the unification of Germany, a meteorite that flew over from Mars that is worth 1 billion won, a man with a unicorn's horn, and the suit NASA astronauts wore when they went to the moon.

Where to find. Saekdal-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.738.3003 Web. www.ripleysjeju.com Open. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m in Off season / 9 a.m. to 10 p.m in Peak season

Museum becomes alive Experience the fantastic optical illusions!

5 special characteristic theme offers unique experiences and stories.

You can take pictures as the main hero or heroin in the provided stories and art works.

You would realize the fantastic pictures of optical illusions.

Where to find. Saekdal-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.805.0888 Web. www.alivemuseum.co.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Beomseom(Islet) Island retains tiger’s dignity and mystery Beomseom looks like a big crouching tiger and has a mystic ambiance. You can reach the islet by ferry to then explore Beomseom. In particular, people enjoy fishing there in summer and winter. It is a famous scuba diving point as well.

Where to find. Beophwan-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.760. 2651 (Culture & Art Division in Seogwipo-si) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

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Sammaebong A legendary place where you can reach your hand to the stars This site is called Sammaebong (three peaks) because of the three peaks on its top. It is known as a place of perpetual life, and legend has it that when you go to Namsungjung, an octagonal pavilion here, at night, you can reach out your hand and touch the star Canopus, which is believed to govern the lifespan of humans. There is a walking trail here lined with pine and cedar trees.

Where to find. Namseong-ro 115beon-gil, Seogwipo-si (Seohong-dong) Tel. 064.732.1330 (Natural Environment Division of Seogwipo-si) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Gaetkkak Jusangjeollidae, Saekdal Coast A landscape of cave and ocean This is the largest Jusangjeollidae (pillar rock formation) in Korea, 40 meters in height and 1 km wide. Dark red rectangular and octagonal rock pillars stand vertically as if sculptures. A sea cave to the east of Gaetkkak is open at opposite directions with the Jusangjeollidae cliff in the middle. It also acts as a natural screen for Jonmosal Beach.

Where to find. Yeraehaean-ro, Seogwipo-si (Saekdal-dong) Tel. 064.760.4841 (Yere-dong Community Service Center) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Seogeondo(Islet) The Korean version of the Miracle of Moses where the waters part Seogeondo is famous as Jeju’s version of the Miracle of Moses, or parting of the sea. A path from the Jeju mainland to the islet appears from the ocean 10 times a month. You can feel the mystique as the wetland appears and the water parts. In addition, you can walk around the islet or catch shellfishe and octopus.

Where to find. Gangjeong-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.760.4782 (Daecheon-dong Community Service Center) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Seogwipo Natural Recreation Forest Come across a roe deer in a forest The Seogwipo Natural Recreation Forest is a full of Japanese Nutmeg and Japonica trees that are more than 50 years old and is a great site for forest bathing. You can experience the beauty of all four seasons here, with royal azaleas blooming in the spring, a cool, clear stream in the summer, autumn foliage in the fall and snowy landscapes in the winter.

Where to find. Daepo-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.738.4544 (Natural Environment Division of Seogwipo-si) Web. www.huyang.seogwipo.go.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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Seogwipo Citrus Museum Learn about citrus and taste the fruit You can learn how to pick good citrus and how citrus farming has been developing in Jeju in the themed exhibition room of the Seogwipo Citrus Museum. In the World Citrus Farm, you can see 80 types of citrus fruits and a lot of other exhibits. You can also make citrus snacks and jam in the citrus experience center.

Where to find. 441, Hyodonsunhwan-ro, Seogwipo-si (Sinhyo-dong) Tel. 064.767.3010~1 Web. www.citrusmuseum.com Open. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m (1 hour extended between July and September)

Seogwipo Submarine Deep blue sea exploration From the Seogwipo Submarine Jia you can see various algae 10 meters under the sea, divers swimming with fish 15 to 20 m deep and cockscomb reef colonies 30 m under the sea. The tour ends by circling Mumseom Islet on a surface ship. It usually takes about one hour and 10 minutes.

Where to find. Seohong-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.732.6060 Web. www.submarine.co.kr Open. 7:20 a.m. to 6:40 p.m (Tours start every 40 minutes, reservations required)

Seobok Exhibition Seobul’s early graffiti Seobul, an envoy of Qin Shi Huang, came to Mt. Hallasan in search of an elixir plant, which he failed to find. He returned to his land after inscribing “Seo Bul Gwa Cha” on a rock face at Jeongbang Waterfall. The Seobok Exhibition, based on this tale, is full of items such as a bronze carriage of Qin Shi Huang and a replica of Seobok tombstone, and visitors can watch animated films about the legend of elixir plant.

Where to find. Near Jeongbang Waterfall, Chilsiprigil, Jeongbang-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.763.3225 Web. www.jejutour.go.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Seopseom(Islet) Treasure Island grows 1,800 species of plant An inhabited island, Seopseom takes 20 minutes to reach by boat from Seogwipo Port.

The island is covered with evergreen trees and is a treasureland of plants where 1,800 species grow wild. In particular, it has many subtropical plants including Asplenium antiquum. which is designated as a Natural Monument.

Where to find. Bomok-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.760.2650 (Culture & Art Division in Seogwipo-si) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

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World Sex Culture Museum His and hers cheeky imaginings In t he World Sex Cu lture Museum, t he sexua l cu lture of various countries is humorously explained for easier understanding. The traditional scene of people cutting a hole through the paper of a sliding door to peep into a newlywed couple’s room on their first night together will make you laugh. Various kinds of Chinese foot-bindings and accessories that resemble a male penis look mysterious, rather than obscene.

Where to find. Beohwan-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064. 739. 0059 Web. www.jejutour.go.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.

World Seashell Museum A world of art created with seashells and corals in the sea The World Seashell Museum is a place where you can see around 2,800 types of seashells and corals collected from countries around the world for 30 years, and the mysterious artworks of nature. There is an experience program suitable for families with children and tourists.

Where to find. Seoheung-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.762.5551 Web. www.wsmuseum.co.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Seri World Rise into the Jeju sky At Seri World, you can ride a helium balloon and take a look at the World Cup Stadium and ocean around Seogwipo from the sky, while feeling the wind of Jeju. You can also try speedy and thrilling cart-riding and visit World Extreme Island, the first virtual 3-dimensional theater in Korea.

Where to find. Next to Jeju World Cup Stadium, Beophwan-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.739.8254 Web. www.seriworld.co.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. in Summer / 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Winter

Shinsegae Show&Circus The world-class large-scale art circus!

The dome hall exclusively built for the largest circus in Korea was designed in a golden turtle that symbolizes longevity and fortune. It is the world-class Korean-style Circus of the Sun, delivering incredible and thrilling performances that exceed the limits of human capacity. Their performances draw resounding ovation and approval from the audience. With about 60 performers, it offers a spectacle that is truly awe-inspiring.

Where to find. 227-24, Jungmungwangwang-ro, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.711.8222 Web. www.jejudongchun.co.kr Open. 3 times a day at 11 a.m., 1:30 p.m., and 4:30 p.m

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Shiri Hill Rest on Shiri Hill This hill is a famous filming location for the movie “Shiri.” You will understand why it appeared in the last scene of the movie when you visit the site and see the white sand and magnificent coastal scenery of Jungmun Beach. Reenact the scene in the movie in which Yoo Joong-Won (Han Seok-Gyu) and Lee Myung-Hyun (Kim Yun-Jin) sat side by side on a bench by the shore.

Where to find. Saekdal-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.735.5114 (Hotel Shilla) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Africa Museum Africa that breathes in mud The Africa Museum is a unique yellow building modeled on the Djenne Grand Mosque in the Republic of Mali. You can see photographer Kim Jung-Man’s African pictures and wax figures for an African cultural experience. The rhythmic jembe show by African Folk Performers three times a day is a must-see.

Where to find. Jungmun Tourist Complex, Daepo-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.738.6565 Web. www.africamuseum.or.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Eongddo Waterfall Stream appears only after rain This site is usually dry but you can see a grand waterfall when it rains or during the rainy season. Eongddo Waterfall, surrounded by a rugged precipice with rocks of fantastic shapes and a natural subtropical forest, may look simple but has substantial beauty. In the Jeju dialect, Eong means “a large water puddle,” and ddo is the stronger pronunciation of “do,” meaning an entrance.

Where to find. Gangchanghak Stadium, Gangjeong-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.760.3192 (Tourism Promotion Division of Seogwipo-si) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Yeomiji Botanical Gardens Dreaming of a butterfly in a peaceful park Yeomiji Botanical Gardens are full of rare species of plants, plants under legal protection, various kinds of cactus and aquatic plants. Among them, Victoria Cruziana, the largest Cruziana in the world, is interesting to see. In the tropical ecological garden and and tropical fruit garden, you can see various species of rubber tree and fruit trees such as banana and mango trees. Outside the building are gardens of different countries.

Where to find. In Jungmun Tourist Complex, Saekdal-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.735.1100 Web. www.yeomiji.or.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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Yeongsilgiam A rock that cries of sons who lost their mother According to the legend, while Seolmundae Halmang was cooking soup to feed her 500 sons, she fell into the cauldron and drowned. The sons ate the soup without knowing what had happened, but cried when they discovered the tragedy and turned into rocks.

The scenery here is spectacular with rocks of fantastic shapes that look masculine, royal azaleas blooming in the spring and autumn foliage in the fall.

Where to find. Hawon-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.747.9950 (Yeongsil Hiking Trail Office) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Lee Jung-seop Museum The site of unfortunate painter Lee Jung-Seop’s happy moments At this museum you can see Lee Jung-Seop’s paintings including “Fantasy of Seogwipo” and “Scenery with Seopseom Island,” as well as letters to his beloved wife. Paintings by Park Soo-Keun and Lee Ung-No are on the second floor, and there is an observatory on the third floor. Make sure to visit Lee’s former residence, where he was probably at his happiest, although living in a tiny room.

Where to find. 87, Lee Jung Seop Street, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.733.3555 Web. jslee.seogwipo.go.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (9 a.m. to 8 p.m. between July and September, closed every Monday, New Year’s Day, Lunar New Year’s Day, and Chuseok Holiday)

International Peace Center Jeju Shouting World Peace in Jeju Jeju Island was appointed the “Island of World Peace” in 2005, and the Jeju International Peace Center was established as a symbol of this. The pigeons which fill the ceiling are impressive and you can view the history of Jeju and the process of becoming an Island of Peace in an e-book. You can also see wax figures of 31 famous people.

Where to find. In front of Jeju International Convention Center in Jungmun-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.735.6550 Web. www.ipcjeju.com Open. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Jeju Dawon Relax and have a cup of slightly bitter tea Jeju Dawon is a place of oceanic scents and fresh green tea aroma. It is a hidden tourist attraction and the first private green tea farm in Korea, having been established in 1996.

The Mt. Hallasan green tea from Jeju Dawon is famous for its great taste and aroma, and the scenery from the observatory here is said to be one of 70 great sceneries of Seogwipo.

Where to find. Saekdal-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.738.4433 Web. www.jejugreentea.co.kr

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Jeju Water World An ocean without rain Jeju Water World has eight wave-pools that generate waves up to 1.5 meters high, just like in the ocean. A tube slide is 15 m high and 88 m long and a steep body slide is 96 m long. Open-air spas modeled on those of different countries are available in the indoor water park during summer, in addition to a Jeju seawater sauna and Korean dry sauna.

Where to find. In the Jeju World Cup Stadium at 33, World cup-ro, Seogwipo-si (Beophwan-dong) Tel. 064.739.1930~3 Open. 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Off-season / 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. in Peak-season

Jeju Glass Museum The place where sheer beauty is In Jeju Glass Museum, there are beautiful natures of Jeju and glass arts with mystical light. Jeju Glass Museum has been popular since beautiful glass art bottles were appeared in Korean drama 'Secret Garden'. People can enjoy the participating program which is making their own glass bottles.

Where to find. 1403, Jungsanganseo-ro, Seogwipo-si (Sangye-dong) Tel. 064.792.6262~3 Web. www.glassmuseum.co.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. between November and April 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. between May and October

Teddy Bear Museum Meet world’s extraordinary teddy bears Teddy Bear Museum offers a lot of interesting things to see with various themes such as history and art of Seoul and a tour around the world, in addition to teddy bear’s history of more than 100 years. Displayed Teddy bears are handmade by designers with premium goat wool for high quality. There are other teddy bear-related products available.

Where to find. In Jungmun Tourist Complex, Saekdal-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.738.7600 Web. www.teddybearmuseum.com Open. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. in Off-season / 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. in Peak season

Jeju Fossil Museum Fossils that record the past of the Korean Peninsula In the past, all the way from the south of Gangwon-do to Danyang and Mungyeong in the central-eastern part of the Korean Peninsula was ocean. During the carboniferous period, it became land and f lourishing ferns and lycophyta formed forests. The Jeju Fossil Museum can teach you about the mystery of the earth and the Korean Peninsula 4.6 billion years ago. You can also see fossils and minerals displayed by period.

Where to find. Near Pyoseon Beach, Hacheon-ri, Pyseon-myen Tel. 064.787.7831 Web. www.jejufossil.co.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Summer / 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Winter

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Jejigi Oreum A simple oreum Jejigi Oreum is gently sloped on one approach, but its southeast side facing the sea is almost as steep as a cliff. The oreum is part of course 6 courses of the Jeju Olle Trails. It is sometimes called Jejigi Oreum, but also Jeol Oreum and Jeoljigi Oreum since there used to be an old temple on the oreum with a caretaker. The oreum is small but possesses the beauty of simplicity.

Where to find. Bomokpo-ro, Seogwipo-si (Bomok-dong) Tel. 064.760.4500 (Sonsan-dong Community Service Center) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Pacific Land Enjoy three animal shows At Pacific Land, you can enjoy a dolphin show, a sea lion show and a Japanese monkey show for just one entrance fee. Dolari the dolphin sings in a choir and does spinning jumps in the air, Dottie the sea lion shakes hands and stands on its f lippers and the Japanese monkeys do pushups and sit-ups. There are four performances a day lasting 50 minutes each.

Where to find. (in Jungmun Tourist Complex) Saekdal-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.738.2888 Open. 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Web. www.pacificland.co.kr

12 Caves on the Hwangwuji Coast A historic site that is beautiful but poignant There are 12 caves, called Hwangwujigul or Yeoldugul on the southwestern coast of Sammaebong. They are artificial caves built by the Japanese army for military defense during the Second World War. Japan hid small torpedo boats in these caves that their soldiers used for kamikaze attack. A sad history lies within this beautiful natural setting.

Where to find. Seohong-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.760.3033 (Natural Environment Division of Seogwipo-si) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

SOS Museum The first disaster experience museum in Korea Including tricky pictures that expressed natural disasters, miniatures of various natural disasters that have occurred from past topresent, and 4D video that makes visitors feel as if being in an actual disaster, it arouses our attention on disasters and safety accidents, veering away from attractions that pursue the aspect of entertainment. It is the only experience and educational museum in Korea specialized in disasters.

Where to find. 31, World cup-ro, Seogwipo-si (Beophwan-dong) Tel. 064.739.7707 Web. www.seriworld.co.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (4D movie available every 30 minutes)

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The West

There is a saying that if you wish to travel through every nook and corner of Jeju Island, then do a circuit of the island starting from the western region, transiting through Seogwipo and then to the eastern region. This is because the charms of Jeju begin in the western region. In addition, wherever you go in the west, the views of the sunset are awesome and hence the scenic beauty is very popular. A western region tour starts by driving the Aewol-Hagwi Coastal Road drive, known as the most famous of all coastal roads.

This road will lead you to Gwakchi, Hyeopjae and Geumneumg Beaches, which are among the best in Jeju.

The country villages alongside the coastal road make for perfect scenery and photo opportunities. Well-cultivated botanical gardens and bonsai gardens are also concentrated in the western region. In particular, the Spirited Garden is famous for its variety of bonsai Bangrimwon Garden has wildflowers from around the world and Hallim Park are all located here.

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Hyeopjae/ Geumneung Beach

Where to find. Hyeopjae-ri, Hallim-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.796.2404 (Hyeopjae-ri Office) 064.796.2011 (Geumneung-ri Office) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

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Emerald blue ocean where romance blooms

Hyeopjae Beach is one of the popular places that many people visit in summer. ● The water is relatively shallow, but you should be careful not to float away into the deep ocean as there are many spots that are deeper. The white sand beach has extra fine sand mixed with shells that glitters with silver, and the emerald-colored water is crystal clear.

At night with a bright moon, you won’t need the help of street lights to be in a romantic mood. Hyeopjae Beach, is where the summer romance that people dream of lies.

Right next to Hyeopjae Beach is Geumneung Beach. It is smaller than Hyeopjae Beach and not as well known, but the endless white sand beach is beautiful, and ideal for strolling along.

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Gwakji Beach

Where to find. Gwakji-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.799.0202 (Gwakji-ri Office) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Swim and soak in spring water

Gwakji Beach is one of the favorite beaches of Jeju residents. You won’t feel ● hot even under the blazing sunshine of Jeju because of Gwakji’s quiet and peaceful atmosphere and cold water. When you want to rest, you can sun bathe on the gentle sand beach that is about 1 kilometer wide. The best thing about Gwakji Beach is its spring water. There are open-air spring water baths for men and women so after your ocean swim, you can wash yourself in spring water and continue your journey without feeling uncomfortable.

Gwakji Beach was discovered by an ordinary Jeju man who then introduced other people to the beach. Word of mouth spread and more people started to visit. Until just a few years ago, more local residents than visitors frequented the beach.

If you lose of time while swimming, wait awhile and see the sunset from the beach. The white sand beach under an orange colored-sunset is charming.

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Chagwido

Sunset that makes you want to love

Where to find. Gosan-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si Tel. 064.722.3001 (Hangyeon-myeon Office) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Chagwido comprises of three islets, Daeseom, Jisileeseom and Wado, and ● rocks such as Janggunyeo, Sseokeunyeo and Ganchulam, which rise above the water.

According to a legend, an order to block 13 Hyeols (places of good spirit in geomancy) on Jeju Island was given to a man named Hojongdan during the Song Dynasty in China.

He went to Jijangsaemi in Seoheung-ri, Seogwipo, but failed to complete his mission.

On his return voyage, a nimble hawk suddenly turned into a storm and sank the ship that Hojongdan was aboard. The name Chagwido, meaning “Cannot go back” was given from the belief that the mountain god of Mt.Halla was angry and stopped Hojongdan from returning home.

Jukdo, the main islet of Chagwido, is the largest uninhabited island of Jeju.

Nevertheless, many people visit because there of its fame as a good fishing place. You can enjoy a beautiful sunset from the port or ride the submarine Venus for undersea travel in Chagwido. The Nature Reserve of Chagwido, which includes Chagwido, Jukdo and Wado, is highly ecologically valuable, as a lot of subtropical animals and plant inhabit there.

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Jeoji Artists’ Town

Where to find. Jeoji 12-gil, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si (Jeoji-ri) Tel. 064.773.1948 (Jeoji-ri Office) / 064.710.7801 (Jeju Museum of Contemporary Art) Web. jeoji.invil.org

A village of artists who represent Jeju

About 30 representative artists of Korea live and work in Jeoji Artists’ Village. Artists in ● various fields including calligraphy, Korean traditional music, painting and cartooning create their works of art and exhibit them here, attracting many visitors from outside. As artistic as a village can be, Jeoji welcomes visitors with sculptures at its entrance, and most of the art works there blend harmoniously with nature. You can feel the environmentally friendly ambience of the village in works of art made of stones or using the natural surroundings, stone fences and roads paved with songee (stones found on Jeju only). Jeoji has a touch of Jeju. Another interesting place to visit is the Jeju Museum of Contemporary Art. This venue exhibits paintings by renowned painters in Korea, including 20 pieces by Western-style painter Kim Heung-Sou and 149 paintings by Park Hwa-Jin. The nearby Banglimwon Wild Grass Museum, Peace Museum and Spirited Garden also offer a lot of interesting things to see, both artistic and cultural. With all that it and nearby sites have to offer, one can say that Jeoji Artists’ Village is a representative tourist attraction of art and culture on Jeju Island.

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Mt. Sanbangsan

This could have been the top of Mt. Hallasan

Where to find. Sagye-ri, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.794.2940 (Seogwipo-si Tourism Administration Office) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr Open. 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. (1 hour later in summer)

Mt. Sanbang, which looks so unique that it stands out from a distance, has â—? a number of interesting legends attached to it. The most interesting legend is that of Seolmundae Halmang, who created Jeju Island, and her sons, the 500 Generals. One day, the oldest brother went hunting and shot an arrow into the open air out of frustration when he kept failing. Unfortunately, the arrow hit the Great Jade Emperor in his side, and the angry emperor pulled out a rock from the top of Mt. Hallasan and threw it. The place where the rock was pulled from became the crater lake of Baekrokdam and the thrown rock became Mt. Sanbang. The circumference of the crater in Baekrokdam is actually the same as that of Mount Sabang and they are made of the same rock type.

Mid-way to the top of the bell-shaped Mt. Sanbang is Sanbanggul (Sanbang Cave). In Sanbanggul sits a statue of Buddha, and the water that drops from the roof of the cave is believed to have medicinal properties. If you want to climb to the top of Mt. Sanbang, you should take the path that leads to Yonghaedong in Deoksu-ri, at the back of the path leading to Sanbanggul.

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Dragon Head Shore

Where to find. Sagye-ri, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.794.2940 Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

A diving spot of the ancient dragon

Yongmeori (meaning dragon’s head in Korean) was named after the � landform of this area as it resembled a dragon that took a pose to jump into the sea while raising its head. The ocean coast is made of a sandstone bed that has piled up for millions of years. The magnificent view of the mystery at the coast makes visitors let out exclamations. There was a story that Emperor Qin Shi Huang ordered a Feng Shui specialist Hu, Zong Dan to disconnect the Hyeol (a concentrated point of energy on the ground) of Yongmeori. Hu, Zong Dan came to Jeju Island, looked at Dragon Head Shore and noticed that the Hyeol of Mount Sanbang extended to the ocean where a dragon head faced the Pacific Ocean, as if it was about to go in that direction.

When he cut parts of the dragon's tail and back with his sword, dark red blood spurted and there were moans and cries for the discontinued legacy that the land would give birth to a king. The coast surrounded by the sea is formed with sandstone rock face that was accumulated for millions of years and as the area was formed due to underwater volcanic explosions, there are a number of great sights such as Haesik Donggul (a cave formed from marine erosion) and Dolge (lithoid crab) holes.

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Mt. Songaksan

Where to find. Sangmo-ri, Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si (Daejeong-eup Office) Tel. 064.760.4022 (Daejeong-eup Office) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

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See spectacular scenery in one glance

Mt. Songaksan stands with its 99 peaks on the seacoast from where Gapado â—? can be seen, to the north of Mt. Sanbang. On this mountain, also called 99 Peaks, the scenery of pine tree forests and horses grazing leisurely makes visitors feel peaceful as well. In addition, the wind from the ocean and the feel of the green grass on the mountain ridges is beyond your imagination. Mt.Songak is about 100 meters high and is not difficult to climb, and the wide meadow and dark red volcanic ash on the nearby peaks are especially impressive. The coast at the foot of Songaksan is a popular fishing place where wild black porgy (sea bream), rudder fish and sawedged perch are often caught. It is recommended that you stop by Moseulpo Port to eat milmyeon (cold noodles) while nearby.

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Hyeongjeseom (Islet)

Where to find. Sagye-ri. Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.794.2611 (Sagye-ri Office) 064.794.3093 (Sagye-ri Fishing Village) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Together, beauty doubles

Hyeongjeseom (Brother Islet) is an uninhabited island, located 1.5 kilometers â—? from Sagyeri Port, right in front of Mt. Sanbang. There is a big island and a small island that look like friendly brothers. The big island used to be called the main island, and the smaller island Otseom, but the name Hyeongjeseom is better known, since they are situated side by side and look similar to each other.

A small sand beach on the main island greets visitors to the coast and jusangjeollis (pillar rock formations) on Otseom boast their beauty so it is difficult to say which one is more beautiful. The tiny islets and rocks that appear only on the ebbing tide make one think that the numbers and shape of islets change, depending on where you look. Many photographers visit this place to take photos of the sunrise or sunset, and it is also one of the best sites for scuba divers. The beautiful underwater arches, black coral and coral colonies will steal scuba divers’ hearts.

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Hangmong (Anti-Mongolian) Historical Site

Where to find. Sanggwi-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.713.1968 (Anti-Mongolian Site) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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Where Sambyeolcho soldiers lost their lives fighting

The Hangmong Anti-Mongolian Historical Site where the Sambyeolcho â—? fought against the Mongolians up until the last moment. The Sambyeolcho was a special Goryeo army force that disapproved of the peace treaty that Goryeo and Mongolia concluded during the reign of King Wonjong. They fought in Yongjangseong in Jindo Island but were miserably defeated. They then came to Jeju Island, built Hangpadu Fortress, and continued their resistance. However, about 10,000 Allied Forces of Goryeo and Mongolia killed them all and Jeju endured difficult times as a strategic army base of Mongolia for 100 years. The government designated the site National Historic Landmark No. 396 and started its restoration in 1978, in order to commemorate the spirit of Sambyeolcho that defended and fought for the country against foreign invasion.

At present, there are remains of gusimul, drinking water for ordinary people and soldiers, outside the castle, and ongseongmul, drinking water for Gen. Kim TongJeung and aristocrats. There is also a large rock known as Salmateundol, which was used as a target during archery practice until only 40 years ago. You can see the traces of arrows on its surface.

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Andeok Valley

Where to find. Gamsan-ri, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.794.9001 (Andeok Valley) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

A quiet valley in a thick evergreen forest

Andeok Valley on the side of Ilju Road in Gamsan-ri, Andeok-myeon, is quiet as â—? if it were isolated from the world, despite its location next to a major road. It is not very big, but what is different from other valleys is that water flows here at all times, even without rain.

The water is not very clear these days but until the 1990s, it was the No. 1 tourist attraction with its clear water. Surrounded by odd-looking rocks and cliffs, it is a great place to enjoy blessed natural surroundings. The ground of flat bedrock is also nice to walk on. On both sides of the valley sits a thick evergreen forest with cool shadows, making this a popular vacation destination during the summer. The evergreen forest in Andeok Valley, despite its small size, is designated Natural Monument No. 377 because it has many species of plants and trees including Castanopsis Cuspidata Var. Sieboldii. Thanks to the eve-green forest surrounding the area like a folding screen, the path from the entrance to the waterfall looks quite picturesque, especially so at night with lighting.

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Hwasun Beach

Where to find. Hwasun-ri, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.760.4311 (Andeok-myeon Office) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

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Enjoy seawater bathing, freshwater swimming and black sand bathing

Hwasun Beach looks quite exotic with its black sand, unlike most other â—?

Jeju beaches. The black sand in the sand beach is believed to help cure skin diseases and neuralgia, so many people come to Hwasun to enjoy sand bathing. The beach is 2 kilometers long and the much of the water is only 1 to 2 m deep, which makes it great for swimming. Freshwater swimming pools have been recently built, using spring water that flows from Mt. Hallasan to the ocean. The water in the swimming pool, being from a natural aquifer, is cold, pure and plentiful in volume. In addition, tourists appreciate the fact that everything is free except for a parasol rental fee. It is also possible to camp on the white sand beach, and tents can be set up in designated areas. Hwasun Beach. with the fun of natural sea bathing, freshwater swimming, black sand bathing and open-air bathing gets a 10 on a scale of 10.

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Museum of Sex and Health Pornography in Museum The Museum of Sex and Health provides information and knowledge about the value of healthy sex, which is great for married couples or lovers to have fun and break down boundaries. A total of six exhibition halls give you a peek at various sexual cultures. You can also take a look around the outdoor garden where sculptures of male and female body parts are exhibited.

Where to find. Gamsan-ri, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.792.5700 Web. www.sexmuseum.or.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. (2 hours later during summer)

Gosanri Historic Site A trip to the very far past Gosanri is a historic site that dates back to the early Neolithic Era, and the only place in Korea where you can see the cultural change from the Paleolithic Era to the Neolithic Era. The lives of the people during that era became known when a lot of arrowheads and other relics were excavated. In particular, the reddish brown pottery, which was newly classified as the ‘Gosanri Pottery Type’, is of high value.

Where to find. Gosan-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si Tel. 064.728.2732 (Culture & Sports Division of Jeju-si) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Greek Mythology Museum

Museum of Greek Mythology is the only museum in the world specialized in artworks which are inspired by Greek mythology. The Museum of Greek Mythology reproduced world masterpiece paintings and sculptures which related to Greek mythology. Those artworks are reproductions from original collections of world representative museums such as Louvre and British Museums. Museum activities such as traditional Greek costumes or mission completion games will enable the visitors to experience the wonders of time travel. Moreover, The Museum of Greek Mythology will create both educational and entertainment effect through experience culture venues in Jeju Island.

Where to find. Geumak-ri, Hanlim-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.773.5800 Web. greekmythology.co.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (9 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Summer)

Nabire Exhibition Center The white silken hood, soft as a butterfly.

Nabire Ex hibition Center was established by director Park No-Shin, who has been collecting butterf ly specimens for 20 years. The 20,000 rare butterf ly and insect specimens from 400 species that were exhibited at the Hanam International Environment Fair are displayed here. You can make butterf ly picture frames or learn about butterflies and insects.

Where to find. Yongsu-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si Tel. 064.773.2388 Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

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Nakcheonri 9-gut Village Get all nine good things Nine Good Village is a beautiful town, full of friendly insects’ buzzing. It is also famous for a Chair Park that has one thousand chairs. It is part of Olle’s 13 courses where people who visit Olle can take rest comfortably. You should not miss the fun of tasting light and sticky barley bread.

Where to find. Nakcheon-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si Tel. 064.773.1946 Web. www.ninegood.go2vil.org

Geumsan Park Where nature and humans live together The Nameup Subtropical Forest, known for its beautiful scenery, was designated Natural Monument No. 375 to preserve its ancient characteristics as a natural resource. It is a great park with well-tended trails and trees on both sides that have probably been growing there for hundreds of years.

Where to find. Nameup-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.728.2733 (Culture & Sports Division of Jeju-si Municipal Government) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Da Vinci Museum The only museum in Asia where you can personally experience the works by scientist and artist Leonardo da Vinci The Da Vinci exhibits around 200 inventions by Leonardo da Vinci brought in directly from Italy. You can see the da Vinci inventions you saw only as pictures in textbooks, and there is a docent program every hour.

Where to find. Sangcheon-ri, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.794.5114 Web. www.davincimuseum.co.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (1 hour later during summer)

Daejeong Hyanggyo A quiet Confucian school with the spirit of classical scholars Hyangg yo (Confucian schools) were established to hold the ancestral tablets of Confucian scholars, and to educate and reform local residents. One of three Hyanggyos in Jeju during the Choseon Dynasty is Daejeong Hyanggyo. It is known to be preserved in its original form, and is Tangible Cultural Asset No. 4 on Jeju Island.

Where to find. Sagye-ri, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.794.7944 Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

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The Ma Park Ride a horse, waving a flag The Ma Park is the largest horseback riding theater in the world. Its official name is The Ma Park (the Horse Park). “The Black Flag of Genghis Khan,” a performance ridden by 50 Mongolians and the first such horseback theater performance in Korea, is so thrilling that your palms will sweat. Some of the horses are trained to collapse when the actors riding them get speared and die.

Where to find. Wollim-ri, Hallim-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.795.8080 Web. www.mapark.co.kr

Let's Run Park Jeju Horse racing on the slopes of Mt. Hallasan Jeju Horse Race Park, located at 450 meters above sea level, is a multi-leisure place with a world zoo of horses and a beautiful horse riding ranch. Happy Land has a Horse Theme Park Golf Course, Magic Pony is a play park and the Heart Pond of Love just opened recently.

Where to find. Pyeonghwa-ro, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si (Yusuam-ri) Tel. 064.786.8114 Web. park.kra.co.kr

Drama World Limitless experience to become the hero and heroine in the western and medieval times and streets in England and Joseon!

Locadio World is a filming site that reproduced famous streets of the world. American and European villages and destinations shown in Korean dramas such as ‘Winter Sonata, Boys overFlowers, The Painter of Wind, and The Sandglass’ are reproduced. Let’s become the hero and heroine of a drama wearing costumes and accessories.

Where to find. Bongseong-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.792.6600 Web. www.locadioworld.com Open. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Marine Park Experience the touching connection between people and dolphins – swim with dolphins!

Anyone who goes to Jeju Marine Park can become the main character in a film who swims with dolphins. The dolphins experience program run by the Marine Park was selected as number one by British broadcasting station BBC for the Best 50 International Experience Tourist spots. In addition to the dolphins experience program, there is the hold fishing experience, aquarium and buffet.

Where to find. Hwasoon-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.792.7777 Web. www.marinepark.co.kr Open. 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.

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Good Health and Long Life Theme Park A place that relays a culture of long life The Good Health and Long Life Theme Park operates experience programs such as meditation, archery and horse riding, and relays a culture for a healthy and happy long life. Experience and feel for changes in your body and soul at the Good Health and Long Life Theme Park and develop a dream for long life!

Where to find. Eoeum-ri, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.799.7720 Web. www.jejuspirit.com Open. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (closed on every 4th Monday)

Museum Mom "Are you curious about your body?"

A dissection technique called ‘Plastination’ is an innovative science technology that vividly reproduces the human body to its look prior to death and it is possible to see the internal organs and brain tissues under room temperature using the naked eye. About 200 real human specimens were exhibited depending on system including muscular, digestive, respiratory, circulatory and nervous system to help visitors learn about the mystery of the human body. The witty explanation of the docent and various experience programs are available.

Where to find. 532, Iljuseo-ro, Seogwipo-si (Daepo-dong) Tel. 064.739.0061 Web. www.museum-mom.com Open. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Off-season (admission closed at 7 p.m.) / 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. in Peak season

Banglimwon A place full of wild flower scent in all seasons In 5,000 Pyung(approximately 16,500 m²) Bangrimwon, there are 3,000 species of wild flowers brought from Europe and Africa. The most interest thing here is Bangrimgul Cave. It is made of Jeju Island’s own rock called red Song-ee-dol, and ferns are planted on its ceiling and walls. It is recommended to visit Baekhwa Dongsan where you can see 100 species of plants.

Where to find. Artists’ Village, Jeoji-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si Tel. 064.773.0090 Open. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Summer / 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Winter Web. www.banglimwon.com

Bonte Museum ‘Bonte Museum,’ the space of contemplation where culture and arts exist

‘Bonte,’ which means the original form in Chinese characters, was founded in pursuit of the genuine beauty of mankind. In the beautifully constructed building that was designed by world-renowned architect Ando Tadao, artworks of great masters such as Pablo Ruiz Picasso, Salvador Dali, and Nam-june Paik and traditional crafts are exhibited.

Where to find. Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si (380, Sangcheon-ri) Tel. 064.792.8108 Open. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. (Monday ~ Thursday) / 10 a.m.~ 6:30 p.m. (Friday ~ Sunday) Web. www.bontemuseum.com

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The museum of Phoenix / Stone Tortoise Museum You may pay dearly if you make light of stones The Stone Tortoise Museum (Ornamental Stone Museum of Male Stone Turtle) exhibit rare ornamental stones, paintings and sculptures, and resembles a turtle on the outside, attracting attention. The Sukeot Dolgeobugi (male stone turtle) on display is worth about 500 billion won (approximately $500 million). Nearby Sotdae Park, 108 stone towers, Smurf Village and a garden with a waterfall are also places you should visit.

Where to find. Cheongsu-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si Tel. 064.772.4567 Web. cafe.daum.net/phoenix-turtle

The Spirited Gardens The thoughts and dreams of the gardener A garden starts from a farmer’s small thoughts. Since 1968, Spirited Garden director, Seong Bum-Young, has cut rocks, made his own oreum, searched for trees all over the country and planted them here. You will be able to see what a long way one man’s tenacity and effort can go.

Where to find. Jeoji-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si Tel. 064.772.3701 Web. www.spiritedgarden.com Open. 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. between March and October / 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. between November and February

Korea Auto Museum The largest private automobile museum in Asia This museum, comprising of exhibition halls, image rooms, an automobile ride area for kids and an outdoor observatory, exhibits automobiles by period and feature. It is amazing that 30 out of the 70 classic cars here can still run. You can also see handmade BD-5 subminiature airplanes and three light planes that are in the Guinness Book of Records.

Where to find. Sangchang-ri, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.792.3000 Web. www.koreaautomuseum.com Open. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Soingook Miniature Theme Park Feel like Gulliver The Soingook Miniature Theme Park presents 116 miniatures of famous buildings in 30 countries around the world. It took three years and 9 months to build and cost about 11 billion won. In this theme park, you can see miniatures of buildings that represent each country, including the Eiffel Tower of Paris, the Taj Mahal of India, the National Assembly Building and Gyeongbokgung Palace of Korea.

Where to find. Seogwang-ri, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.794.5400 Web. www.soingook.com Open. 8:30 a.m. ~ 1 hour before sunset

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Suweolbong Tears of the brother who cried for his sister Suweolbong is famous for its beautiful scenery of the ocean and sunset and its legend of a brother and sister. The sister, Suweol, was climbing the cliff of Suweolbong looking for the last medicinal herb ogalpi (the bark of Acanthopanax Sessiliflorum Seeman) to cure her mother, when she fell and died. When her brother, Nokgo, heard this, he started to cry and the place was named Nokgomul (Tears of Nokgo) Oreum.

Where to find. Gosan-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si Tel. 064.772.3001 (Hangyeong-myeon Office) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

O’Sulloc Tea Museum Fields of green tea plants The O’Sulloc Tea Museum offers not only the company’s green tea, but also other green tea related products such as green tea cookies, green tea soaps and green tea facial masks. In the tea culture room, you can look at and purchase 60 kinds of tea from different countries. At the observatory on the third f loor, you can look over the everstretching green tea farm, while also seeing Mt. Hallasan and the ocean in one glance.

Where to find. Seogwang Dawon in Seogwang-ri, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.794.5312 Web. www.sulloc.com Open. 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Summer / 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Winter

Wolryeong Home of Cactus A palm cactus that loved the ocean The cacti that grow on the rocks on the seacoast of Jeju Island are originally from Mexico and it is presumed that they f lew in on the warm Kuroshio Current from the south and settled in the sand or crevices of rocks on the coast. The cactus is called a palm cactus as it resembles a human palm. It blooms with yellow flowers and bears red fruit in July.

Where to find. Wolryeong-ri, Hallim-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.796.2589 (Wolryeong-ri Office) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Jumbo Village An exotic atmosphere with elephants Located in the foothills of Mt. Hallasan, Jumbo Village offers comfortable accommodation where one can also enjoy a variety of popular foods. Tourists can enjoy a show featuring elephants from Southeast Asia and local trainers at the town.

Where to find. Seogwang-ri, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.792.1233 Web. www.eleland.com Open. 10:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m., 2:50 p.m. and 4:50 p.m. in Summer 10:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m., 2:50 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. in Winter

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Jeju Dinosaur Theme Park Time Traveling for Children As the largest dinosaur theme park in Korea, this park presents dinosaur fossils and traces of mysterious marine organisms. A life-size model of a brachiosaurus, the largest dinosaur ever found, and 1,500 dinosaur sculptures will show you the Age of Dinosaurs that until now existed only in your imagination.

Where to find. Gwangryong 2-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.746.3060 Open. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Off-season / 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. in Peak season Web. www.jdpark.co.kr

Jeju Stone Village Park A story of Jeju stone, whispering to my ears Jeju Island is known for its abundance of rocks and Jeju Stone Village Park (Ornamental Stone Museum)is the only natural stone park in Jeju. You should visit this park to take away yet another beautiful memory of stunning scenery.

Where to find. Geumneung-ri, Hallim-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.772.4007 Open. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Summer / 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Winter Web. www.jeju-dol.com

Jejuyo Hwasanto Ceramics Culture Museum Jeju Hwasanto Ceramics, created at the fingertip of a master artisan In spite of a common belief that ceramics could not be made of hwasanto (volcanic earth), Jeju Heukja (Jeju Black Ceramics) were created, using only Hwasanto. Many relics including earthenware and pottery, kilns where pottery used to be baked and shards of pottery are exhibited here. Ceramics made of song-ee, which is a type of hwasanto, and basaltic rocks are sold here.

Where to find. Gwangryeong 1-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.748.0121 Open. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Glass Castle A paradise made of glass The Glass Castle is a theme park and special museum decorated with glass. You can see large glass artworks by glass sculpture artists from countries Including Italy, Czechoslovakia and Japan. There is also a studio where you can make your own glass sculpture so as to take away a special memory of Jeju.

Where to find. Jeoji-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si Tel. 064.772.7777 Web. www.jejuglasscastle.com Open. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.

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Jeju Museum of War History & Peace Remembering the agony of the Pacific War The Peace Museum preserves an underground fortress where Japanese troops were stationed during the Pacific War. The underground tunnels in Gama Oreum were the largest fortress among the Japanese strongholds on Jeju Island and were built in March 1945 to prepare for a final battle.

Where to find. Cheongsu-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si Tel. 064.772.2500 Open. 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. (1 hour later during summer) Web. www.peacemuseum.co.kr

Jeju Art Park Sculpt beautiful nature Jeju Art Park is the largest sculpture park in Asia with 160 pieces of sculptures by 109 artists scattered throughout 125,000 pyeong (approximately 412,500 m²) of nature. It is a great place for walking or simply resting. Illetdang, a folk altar where people used to pray for health and long life, a forest of love where lovers visit in a romantic mood and ponds make visitors feel peaceful here.

Where to find. Deoksu-ri, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.794.9680 Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Chusa Exile Site A place of Chusa Kim Jeong-Hee’s spirit Chusa Kim Jeong-Hee was a scholar, a calligrapher and a politician during the Choseon Dynasty. Anseong-ri in Daejeong-eup is the place where he completed Chusache, his well-known writing style, drew a number of paintings with calligraphy that include “Wandangsehando” and taught Confucianism and calligraphy to Confucian scholars.

The place was designated a historic site for its scholarly and cultural values.

Where to find. Anseong-ri, Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.760.3406 Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Jeju Aerospace Museum It is a new edutainment facility that offers the experience of various aerospace technologies such as f light simulation, cockpit experience, 5D image, and meteorite touching. Since its appointment as the Jeju base for the ‘Limitless Imagination Center’ project that was sponsored by the Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning and Korea Foundation for the Advancement of Science and Creativity, a variety of programs that stimulate the imagination of the visitors are being promoted in this facility.

Where to find. 218, Nokchabunjae-ro, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.800.2114 Web. www.jdc-jam.com Open. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (closed on the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month and the first business day if Monday is a holiday)

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Jeju Museum of Contemporary Art Thousands of looks that Jeju Art has As you walk down the rocky path of the Jeju Museum of Contemporary Art, you can see stone sculptures and “Haenyeo Yojung”(Fairy woman diver), a painting by Kim Heung-Sou, a Western-style painter and the founder of Harmonism. A grass park with interesting animal sculptures is an ideal place to rest. In a separate building, paintings

by Park Kwang-Jin, an experienced Western-style painter, are exhibited at all times.

Where to find. Jeoji-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si Tel. 064.710.7801 Web. www.jejumuseum.go.kr Open. 9 a.m to 6 p.m., Jul. ~ Sep. / 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. (closed every Wednesday)

Chocolate Museum Sweet chocolate love This is the second largest chocolate museum in the world. The building looks like a fortress of rocks but smells sweet. The hand-made chocolate set from this museum makes a great gift to take away from Jeju. You can also rest in the literary-themed hall, called “Red Haired Anne’s” House (“Anne of Green Gables” House) on Udo (www. redhairanne.com) and the Publicity Hall on Marado.

Where to find. Ilgwa-ri, Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.792.3121 Web. www.chocolatemuseum.org Open. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Normal / 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Off-season / 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Peak season

Psyche World Psyche, the goddess of butterflies The Butterfly Museum possesses a total of 100,000 insects of 3,000 species from around the world, including 118 butterf ly specimens. You should take a look at the mural paintings of Psyche and Cupid’s story and a 4-dimensional room of mirrors in the glass palace. You can also visit a garden made of 10,000 glass flowers and enjoy forest bathing in a pine tree forest.

Where to find. Sogal-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.799.7272 Web. www.psycheworld.net Open. 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Hamel’s Merchant Ship Exhibition Journal of a drift to the Land of Morning Calm Hendrick Hamel, the Dutchman who sailed the merchant ship Sperwer (Sparrow Hawk) to Japan in the fourth year of King Hyojong’s reign during the Choseon Dynasty, encountered a storm and drifted to Jeju. After 13 years, he returned to his country and wrote “Hamel’s Journal” about his experience in Korea. In Hamel’s Merchant Ship Exhibition, you can see a miniature of the Sperwer and take a peek at the lives of the sailors.

Where to find. Sagye-ri, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.794.2940 (Seogwipo Tourism Administration Office) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

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Hallim Park Eight themes in one place Having been built in what was once a useless wasteland of sand, Hallim Park is now full of green. You can see Hyeopjaegul and Ssangyonggul, volcanic caves that were formed by flowing lava, and traditional houses with thatched roofs in Jaeam Folk Village. There are also mandarin ducks and peacocks in Safari Bird Garden and lotuses and tetragonas in the Pond Garden and Subtropical Botanical Garden. These are all places you should visit.

Where to find. Hyeopjae-ri, Hallim-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.796.0001 Web. www.hallimpark.co.kr Open. 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. between March and September / 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. in Peak season, 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. in October / 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. between November and February

Hello Kitty Island The happiest daily trip ever in the world With nature, culture, Hello Kitty, and storytelling, it offers a happy journey with the cute and lovely Hello Kitty. It presents dreams and hopes to children and reminds adults of their precious childhood memories.

Where to find. Hanchang-ro, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.792.6114 Web. www.hellokittyisland.co.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. in Summer / 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Winter

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The East

Jeju Island is commonly divided into Jeju-si, Seogwipo-si, and the eastern and western regions.

The eastern region of Jeju has many famous places such as Geomun Oreum, Manjanggul lava caves and the Saryeoni forest trail, which are not to be missed. Among its beaches, the wide, sandy Sinyang Beach adds to the elegance of Jeju travel. The eastern region has many places that can impress any tourist.

One way of best enjoying the eastern area is by discovering one’s own spots and not visiting well-known tourist places only. One of the greatest pleasures of Jeju travel is to explore its charming hidden locations.

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Jeju Stone Culture Park

Where to find. Gyorae-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.710.7731 Web. www.jejustonepark.com

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Finding the stone, the root of Jeju Culture

Stones, the root of Jeju’s culture The most usual stones on Jeju are black basalt ● with many holes. There are so many basaltic rocks on Jeju that children raised on the island tend to think of all rocks as black.

Jeju Stone Culture Park is the best-known spot to have a collection of these rocks, and others found on the island. The historic and cultural park preserves the identity, locality and artistry of Jeju Island through the display of more than 14,000 exhibits. The park is created with stones, soil, trees, iron and water and designed to show the legend of Grandmother Seolmundae and the stones of the Five Hundred Generals.

The park contains a stone gallery that exhibits natural rock formations found on Jeju and a Jeju Formation Exhibit Hall with representations of oreum, caves, terrain features, underground water and volcanic emissions. Other things to see include an image room, a new exhibit and performance space, the Sky Pond that is also used as a water stage and the Byuckchongyeryu (Path to Legend), where water streams down four levels and then underground like time passing through the four seasons. New features will continue to be added at Jeju Stone Culture Park until the year 2020, by when you will be able to experience much of the lives of local people there.

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Hamdeok Beach

Wher to find. Hamdeok-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.783.8014 (Hamdeok-ri Office) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

A rolling emerald beach

Hamdeok Beach is a pleasant and popular beach on Jeju Island. Young people ● visit there often as they can easily access the beach by public transportation. Because Hamdeok’s water temperature rises quickly when the temperatures get warmer, beachgoers visit from early summer. The beautiful white sand beach, neatly arranged lodging and the hospitality of local residents are what attracts visitors. Hamdeok Beach used to be ocean, but became a beach as shells and broken shell accumulated, which gives a beautiful color to the water. The dazzling white sand, emerald water, a flyover bridge over black basalt and a red lighthouse create a magnificent scene. The white sand protrudes into the ocean partway down the beach, resembling a heart shape with its protruding center and aptly matching the ambience of the beach. Visitors greatly enjoy kayaking in Hamdeok’s calm waters or fishing from the rocks that stand at both ends of the beach. In addition, there are many places nearby to have fun or dine, which may remind some of Daehakro, a famous youth entertainment place in Seoul.

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Geomum Oreum

Where to find. Seongyo-ro, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si (Seonheul-ri) Tel. 064.710.8981 (Information Center of Geomunoreum Exploration, advance reservation required) Web. wnhcenter.jeju.go.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

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The best of Jeju’s Oreum, with its thick black forest

Climbing Mt. Hallasan is truly the crown of any trip to Jeju but it might ● require too much exertion for those who plan a relaxing Jeju trip to climb all the way to Baekrokdam, the crater lake at Halla’s peak. For them, climbing an oreum is the perfect alternative. There are so many oreum on Jeju that you cannot hike all of them even if you climb one a day for a year. Most have a low altitude so are easily climbed and walkers can enjoy the scenery on their way. Among them, Geomun Oreum is said to be the best.

Geomun Oreum, named so as it looks black (geomun) with its thick forest, is divided into two gumburi (craters in the Jeju dialect) with a ridge joining them. The Geomun Oreum lava tube system was registered as a World Natural Heritage Site in 2007 and volunteers and the provincial government preserve its natural beauty. Because of this, all hikers on the oreum must be accompanied by a guide and reservations are required as only 400 walkers can visit each day. Along with its magnificent natural scenery, athe oreum is home to many wild flowers, such as wild hydrangea, wild berry and thistle. The guides are trained to answer questions and tell the hidden stories of Geomun Oreum.

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Manjanggul

Where to find. Gimnyeong-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.710.7903 (World Natural Heritage Management Headquaters, Lava Cave Management Team) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Summer

Take a trip to a mysterious underground world

As words such as olle and oreum become more well-known, a trip to Jeju gets ● to be just more fun. The sites that are registered as World Cultural Heritage items and the island’s natural topography boast their own natural charm.

One example is Manjanggul -- the largest known lava cave in the world.

Measuring 5 meters in width, 5 to 10 meters in height and more than 13,000 meters in total length, the cave was created about 200,000 to 300,000 years ago when Jeju Island’s volcano, now Mt. Hallasan, erupted. Lava flowed from the crater of Mt. Hallasan to the ocean, creating lava tubes and caves along the way, including the large Manjanggul cave that exists at present. It is considered so valuable that it was appointed as Natural Monument No. 98, along with Gimnyeongsagul. The cave’s interior resembles a grand underground palace. In particular, a delicate stone turtle sculpture that looks like Jeju Island is popular with tourists. Stalactites suspended from the ceiling and lava wings on the walls of the cave add to the mysterious ambience of the underworld. Entrance is limited to only the first kilometer of the cave. As you explore, try not to disturb the Manjanggul’s permanent residents, which include bats, spiders and crayfish worms.

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Embrace the energy of the forest Bijarim (Japanese Torreya Forest)

Where to find. Pyungdae-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.783.3857 (Bijarim Administration Office) Web. www.jejusi.go.kr (Jeju City’s homepage)

If the purpose of your travel is to reenergize your tired body, Bijarim will ● more than serve your needs. It is the first forest bath in Jeju Island, and the largest forest of one species of tree in the world. A forest bath itself is great, but Bijarim in particular is believed to rejuvenate blood vessels and revitalize and restore the body’s biorhythms.

In the center of the forest stands a Japanese Torreya tree that is more than 800 years old, and known to be the oldest tree on Jeju. One can feel the energy of time from this ancestral tree, which reaches 25 meters in height and has a perimeter of 6 meters. There are two walking paths in Bijarim: one takes two or three hours and a shorter trail that takes about 30 minutes. If time allows, it is recommended that you slowly walk the longer course and enjoy the scenery.

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Pyoseon Beach

Where to find. Pyoseon-ri, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.760.4476 (Pyoseon-ri Office)

Soft sand that tickles the toes

Pyoseon Beach is a round sand beach that turns into a lake on the rising tide, â—? then dries again on the ebbing tide. The water is only 1 meter deep, but the half-moon shaped beach is the largest in Jeju and its sand is particularly fine and soft. The sand is made of shell powder, renowned as being good for neuralgia.

The beach is surrounded by a thick pine forest with some patches of grass, which makes it a good camp site for young travelers. Another charm of this site are the many famous tourist attractions nearby including Jeju Folklore Village, Seungeup Folk Village, Namwon Keunung and Seopjikoji.

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Seongsan Ilchulbong

Where to find. Seongsan Ilchulbong, Seongsan-ri, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.783.0959 (World Natural Heritage Management Headquater) Web. wnhcenter.jeju.go.kr

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Heart-moving sunrise at dawn

Seongsan Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak) is one of the special places that people ● visit to see the sun rise as each old year turns to the new. Seongsan Ilchulbong, listed as first of the ‘Ten Best Sceneries of Youngjoo,’ is a tuff cone crater that was formed when a volcano erupted under the ocean. It was designated as Natural Monument No. 420 in 2000. The cone has a large basin atop, reminding viewers of a meadow. One thing to keep in mind is that it is not easy to climb as it rises to 182 meters above sea level, with a steep slope. Yet the wind that embraces your entire body on the peak will more than make up for the sweat you shed to get there.

On the top of Seongsan Ilchulbong stand 99 chiseled rocks in a crown-like formation, and between them rests a 30,000 pyeong (approximately 99,000-square meter) meadow. As the crater also resembles a castle with turrets, it was named Seongsan (Castle Hill). The meadow which catches the full force of the wind is one of the things that makes Ilchulbong so charming.

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Seopjikoji

Where to find. Near Seongsanilchulbong, Goseong-ri, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo -si Tel. 064.782.2810 (Shinyang-ri Office) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

A mysterious but well-known site

Seopjikoji has gained in popularity since the television drama ”All In” aired. ● When the spot appeared in another TV drama, ”Boys Over Flowers” in 2009, it became a must-visit site on Jeju. Seopjikoji is one of the most spectacular places on Jeju with rocks of fantastic shapes along the seacoast set off by the dark blue ocean and topped with a wide meadow. Yellow rape flowers blossom in the spring and the blue ocean and cool wind are refreshing in the summer. The legend about Seopjikoji is that the youngest son of the Dragon God became enamored of a Taoist fairy he saw when she was bathing, and asked his father to allow him to marry her. The Dragon God promised that he would allow the marriage if his son waited devotedly for 100 days. However, on the 100th day, the wind became strong and the waves rough, so the Taoist fairy could not come down. The Dragon God told his son that his devotion was not strong enough, so he could not marry. The son, who could not bear his sadness, died right there and became Seopjikoji rock. In the recently opened Phoenix Park, you can visit the café where ”Boys Over Flowers” was filmed and enjoy various sports including golf, and skin or scuba diving, and satisfy your cultural sensibility in the resort’s galleries.

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Shinyang Beach

Where to find. Shinyang-ri, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.782.2810 (Shinyang-ri Office) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

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A place for wind surfing and shell gathering

One thing common to the many ways of traveling Jeju Island is the ability to â—? enjoy the great scenery of beaches along the coastal roads. Your mind, spirit and soul will float freely as you drive along the coastal roads accompanied by the scent of the salty ocean.

The wide sandy expanse of Shinyang Beach, with its beautiful natural scenery, will in particular stimulate your five senses. Seopjikoji, a beach on the other side of the cape, is good for board sailing since the headland blocks waves from the outer sea. Board sailors practice here and an international wind surfing competition is held here as well.

An interesting sight at Shinyang is the number of townspeople and visitors who gather on the beach when the tide is low. The water temperature, slightly higher than the nearby ocean, makes it a good environment for shellfish to grow, especially in the summer.

This is why local residents and visitors come to gather shellfish with the ebbing tide in summer.

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Aqua Planet Jeju (Jeju Marine Science Hall)

Where to find. Goseong-ri, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.780.0900 Web. www.aquaplanet.co.kr Open.

10 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Off-season 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. during weekdays in Peak season (Monday – Thursday) 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. on weekends (Friday – Sunday)

The water fills up and the living breathes. It is the world of wonder the ocean had been keeping as a secret. The history of aquarium in Korea starts again where the sun first greets in Jeju.

Jeju Aqua Planet is the biggest aquarium in Asian region. The water tank ● holds 10,800 ton in total, and the view window is about 4 times bigger than a theater screen in size. The largest stock of 48,000 fish in 500 species from home and abroad seas are collected in one place.

After enjoying the various marine life of Jeju sea, you could enjoy and understand Jeju sea itself. The Ocean Arena is a complex cultural space under the theme of the sea. The spectacle group dance performance by Eastern Europe synchronized swimming team performs a heart touching story of a girl with dolphins. Marine science offers a new conceptual play ground through seeing, hearing and touching ocean.

Jeju Aqua Planet located next to Seopjikoji and across from Seonsan Ilchulbong Sunrise Peak is a beautiful oceanic star reflecting sunlight. Jeju Aqua Planet like one of favorite stars in people's memory and story will also treasure your memory and story about Jeju ocean.

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Gimnyeong Maze Park Feel like a kid again You can have a lot of fun playing hide-and-seek in this 3,300 m² maze. The Maze Park is configured in six symbols, including the coastline of Jeju, a pony, a snake’s head and dolmen, and is work of Adrian Fisher, a world-renowned maze designer.

Where to find. Gimnyeong-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.782.9266 Web. www.jejumaze.com Open. 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Gimnyeong Beach Beach full of enjoyments in all seasons Gimnyeong Beach is small, but is equipped with good facilities and has a clear cobaltblue ocean and a fine white sand beach. One can enjoy water sports in the peak summer season. A cool trip to Manjang Cave nearby is a bonus to fight the heat in the hot summer months. Gimnyeong is famous for sea fishing in the winter.

Where to find. Gimnyeong-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.783.3001 (Gujwa-eup Office) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Kim Young-Gap Gallery, Dumoak Pictures that show true Jeju

Kim Young-Gap, who led a quiet life and took pictures of Jeju oreum and the ocean only for 15 years, died of Lou Gehrig’s disease while this gallery was still under construction. The gallery sells posters that purify the soul, and a collection of pictures and essays about Kim’s life.

Where to find. Samdal-ri, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.784.9907 Web. www.dumoak.co.kr Open. 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. (varies depending on seasons), regular holiday on every Wednesday

Namwon Keuneong Seaside Picturesque Place Spectacular scenery along the southern coastline The name of Keuneong, meaning big hill, was given as this hill looks like a large rock that has opened its mouth wide to swallow its surroundings. A 200-meter lava cliff with cracks like a turtle and the blue ocean below are a perfect match. The trail on soft grass looks beautiful as well.

Where to find. Namwon-ri, Namwon-eup, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.760.4112 (Namwon-eup Office) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

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Daheeyeon Enjoy a cup of green tea in a volcanic cave.

This organic green tea park in a natural lava cave that maintains Jeju’s long mysterious nature. There are a variety of experience programs available, including such as picking green tea leaves, parching drying green tea the leaves and making green tea soap. In addition, ‘green tea noodles’ and’ Hwalhwasan pork cutlet’ are special dishes available only at Donggul Dawon.

Where to find. Seonheul-ri, Jecheon-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.782.0005 Web. www.daheeyeon.com

Dokkebi Park A tale of the goblin who lives on Jeju Island Dokkaebi Park on Jeju Island is where a dokkaebi (goblin) called Dochebi lives and is part of Jeju National University. Professor Lee Ki-Hwoo and his students majoring in industrial design took the motif from Dokkebibul, a will o' the wisp, for the park.

Dokkaebi Park, with sculptures of various goblins on the grass, is popular particularly with children.

Where to find. Seonheul-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.783.1700 Web. www.dokkebipark.com

Maze Land The largest maze in the world, the world’s first maze museum The maze of Maze Land is the biggest in the world. The maze in Maze Land consists of stones and Oriental arborvitaes of Jeju. Just walking through the maze, which emits farinfrared ray anions from volcanic rocks of Jeju and phytoncide from Oriental arborvitaes, will make you feel good.

Where to find. Pyeongdae-ri Goojwa-eup Jeju-si Tel. 064.784.3838 Web. www.mazeland.co.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Moguri Camping Ground Experience a night in the wild The Moguri Camping Ground lures campers with its great facilities and beautiful scenery. Few places could be more pleasant to take a walk as you and enjoy the scenery of Moguri Oreum nearby.

Where to find. Nansan-ri, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.760.3408 Web. moguri.sgpyouth.or.kr

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Dolhareubang Park Meet the kind-hearted Jeju dolhareubang The dolhareubang (stone grandfather) is a recognizable symbol of Jeju. Carved from basalt rock, the dolhareubang are just like our grandfathers, who may seem hard on the outside but are very sweet inside. In Dolhareubang Park is a collection of replicated sculptures that were created in various sizes and shapes in different regions.

Where to find. Bukchon-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.782.0570 Web. www.dolharbangpark.com

BL Bike Park The place where you can meet bikes from around the world, all bike maniacs welcome!

BL Bike Park is a place where you can see all rare bikes from around the world. It displays bikes that appeared in films from the early 1930s to one-of-a-kind handmade bikes. There is also a discount event where riders who arrive on bikes get a discount.

There is a children's license examination site where children who pass the test can receive a BL safety license.

Where to find. Saehwa-ri Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.787.7667 Web. www.bikemuseum.co.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Sangumburi (volcanic crater) The only crater botanic garden Sangumburi is an extinct volcanic crater that is recognized as rare and academically significant in studying the formation of craters. This huge crater is Korea’s Natural Monument No. 263, and is a must see for any Jeju visitor. The vegetation within the crater is diverse, filled with trees ranging from broadleaf varieties to coniferous, shrubs and flora of temperate to warm climates.

Where to find. Gyorae-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.783.9900 Web. www.sangumburi.net Open. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Summer / 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Winter

Theme park "Fairy and Woodcutter" A place of memories from olden days The Fairy and Woodcutter Theme Park is a themed exhibition hall that shows the 1960s and ’70s of Korea. By stepping through the entrance, visitors can look around 15 exhibitions which include a miniature version of old Seoul Station, a traditional market place, an old movie town and a poor hillside village Where to find. Near Geomun Oreum, Seonheul-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.784.9001 Web. www.namuggun.com Open. 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Summer / 8:30 a.m. to Sunset / 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. in Peak season (Admissions are allowed 1 hour before closing)

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Seolmoondaehalmang Theme Park Meet Seolmoondaehalmang, the goddess of Jeju creation that is greater than Jeju!

T h e r e a r e m a ny l e g e n d s i n J e j u , a n d o n e o f t h e m i s t h e l e g e n d t h a t Seolmoondaehalmang made Jeju. The Seolmoondaehalmang Theme Park includes the chagwi stone swamp which holds the stone that the youngest son of Seolmoondaehalmang became when he cried because he missed his mother, and the Olle walking trail where you can see the lives of Jeju people in the old days.

Where to find. Shinpoong-ri, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.782.2332 Web. www.halmangpark.net Open. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Seongeup Folk Village Thatched roofs with beautiful curves The Seongeup Folk Village has preserved and recreated a traditional Jeju town as it used to be. The thatched roofs weighed down with rocks to prevent them being blown away by the wind are particularly memorable. The village, where Ilgwanheon, a district office where the Jeonguihyungam (mayor) worked during the Choseon Dynasty, and castle built during the reign of King Sejong are preserved, is designated as Important Folk Material No. 188.

Where to find. Seongeup-ri, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.787.1179 (Management Office of Seongeup Folk VIllage)

ChefLine World Ecological Park combined with kitchenware.

Chef line World, t he countr y's f irst k itchenware ex hibition ha ll, is t he largest kitchenware sculpture theme park in the world. The exhibition hall displays from the country's first kitchenware to the latest ones. You can also enjoy a magnificent view of Mt. Hallasan and oreums around Chefline World from the observation deck.

Where to find. Songdang-ri, Goojwa-Eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.751.8500 Web. www.cheflineworld.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.(Nov~Mar), 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (Apr~Oct)

Forest Tunnel Meeting nature on a refreshingly scented corner The Forest Tunnel is the most beautiful tunnel on the 5.16 Road, which runs between Jeju City and Seogwipo, and is where the branches of roadside trees on both sides form a tunnel-shape. It is quite popular, despite its short length of only about 1 kilometer. It is even more enjoyable to ride a scooter through the tunnel.

Where to find. Sinrye-ri, Namwon-eup, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.725.9950 (Hallasan National Park Office) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

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Smart Grid Promotion Hall A trip in search of smart electricity that makes a green city, let’s find out more about smart grid!

Smart grid is an energy-saving power network that can solve the energy securing crisis and global warming by using electricity and IT technology to make power networks more intelligent and advanced.

The Smart Grid Promotion Hall is a place where you can find out more about what a smart grid is and look at how it can change our lives in the future.

Where to find. Haengwon-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.740.3131 Web. www.kepco.co.kr/sg Open. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Abu Oreum An oreum worthy of respect Abu Oreum was so named because the round mountain with a gumburi (crater) in the center resembles an adult sitting cross-legged. In the Jeju dialect, Abu means a person whom one respects, such as your father. One interesting sight to see in Abu Oreum is the cows and people strolling around the ring of cedar trees that surrounds the crater.

Where to find. Songdang-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.783.4093 (Songdang-ri Office) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Ecoland Theme Park ECOLAND is a theme park providing Baldwin trains to explore the ecosystem of Gotjawal by traveling in a Jeju forest, which is approximately 1million m²of Hanra mountain's virgin forest.

A Gotjawal is referred to as the unique forest of jeju island, where coexisting tropical Northern and the South frigid plants.

Enjoy the gift of nature in Jeju's ECOLAND to your heart's content.

Where to find. Daeheul-ri, Jocheon-eup, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.802.8000 Web. www.ecolandjeju.co.kr Open. First bus at 8:30 a.m. and last bus at 6 p.m. in Summer / First bus at 8:40 a.m. and last bus at 5 p.m. in Winter

Udo Lighthouse Museum A light that leads the way for sailors The best way to enjoy the scenery in Udo is to go to the lighthouse. From there, visitors can enjoy the view, called Jidoocheongsa (blue sand at your finger tips), one of the eight sceneries of Udo, and miniatures of famous lighthouses elsewhere in the world in a miniature park near the lighthouse. Next to the lighthouse is a Lighthouse Museum where information about the lighthouse, including its history, is available.

Where to find. Yeonpyeong-ri, Udo-myeon, Jeju-si Tel. 064.783.0180 (Udo Lighthouse) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

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Micheongul Ilchul Land Ilchul Land - the Land of Sunrise Ilchul Land is where you can enjoy exotic scenery, something unique that a trip to Jeju can offer. There are tall palm trees, small and large ponds and various sculptures. About 350 meters of Mecheongul, a huge volcanic cave with aesthetic lighting, is open for the public.

Where to find. Samdal-ri, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.784.2080 Web. www.ilchulland.com

Photo Gallery Images of Nature A new use for a closed school Pictures that match the names of three spaces, which came from the nature of Jeju, are on display here. Baramjari, which means a place where the wind stays, shows the four seasons on Jeju. Ddarabi, which is the name of an oreum in Gasi-ri, Pyoseon-myeon, shows the natural scenery of Jeju, and Hwasantan shows many odd-shaped rocks that were created in the formation of Jeju Island.

Where to find. Gasi-ri, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.787.3110 Web. www.hallaphoto.co.kr Open. 10 a.m. ~ 6 p.m. in General / 10 a.m. ~ 5 p.m. in Winter

Jungseok Aviation Pavilion Where you can dream of beautiful flight At the Jungseok Aviation Pavilion, visitors can see all kinds sky craft including a 9-seater Ventura, models of spaceships and airplanes the landing gear of an A-300 270-seater aircraft and small aircraft. Visitors can feel like they are actually controlling an aircraft through multi-vision simulators. They can also see the history of aircraft design, the developmental history of route planning and the development of crew uniforms.

Where to find. Gasi-ri, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.784.5322 Web. www.jejutour.go.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Jeju Agriculture Ecological Park Where orange tangerines warm your heart Seogwipo Agriculture Ecological Park in the Seogwipo Agricultural Technology Center is an excellent place for those curious about fruit trees, as it can offer various experiences in its facilities. The tangerines here may look ugly since no chemicals were used, but they taste great. Visitors can taste tangerine products and foods in the tangerine exhibition and sales area as well as take part in various programs such as natural dyeing and tasting hand-made teas.

Where to find. Harye-ri, Namwon-eup, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.733.5959 Web. Seogwipo.agri.jeju.kr

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Jeju Rail Park Take a World-tour in Jeju Situated at the ridge of Yongnuni Oreum in Gujwa-eup of Jeju-si, the Jeju Rail Park is an environment-friendly theme park that allows for enjoying the great natural view around the Oreum and silver grass as well as wide farm. 120 rail bikes of various designs are available on the 4km-long rails (2 rails) and it offers a chance to create the unforgettable memory of riding ‘the uniquely designed bike of your own.’

Where to find. 641 Yongnuni Oreum-ro, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.783.0033 Web. www.jejurailpark.com Open. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Jeju Mini-mini land Take a World-tour in Jeju Smaller models of representative architectures and World Heritages from fifty countries in six continents around the world are on display in here, Mini-mini land. Mini-mini land is recommended for those who visit Jeju with children. One of seven miniature museums in the world, its charm is enough to get you attracted.

Where to find. Gyorae-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.782.7720 Web. www.jejuminiland.co.kr Open. 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. (varies every month)

Jeju Folk Village Where the real Jeju is preserved Opened in 1964, the Jeju Folk Village is the only folk village park on Jeju Island. About 3,000 pieces of rare folk artifacts are on display here. Do not miss out on the fun of looking at exhibits that show Jeju’s unique living culture, such as everyday tools and implements for the ceremonies of coming-of-age, marriage, funeral and ancestor worship, plus 100 traditional houses and market places.

Where to find. Near Pyoseon Beach, Pyoseon-ri, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.787.4501~2 Web. www.jejufolk.com Open. 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. (varies every month)

Jeju Art Land The premium Three Bs in nature Jeju Art Land could also be called the Premium Three Bs in nature, with the Bs referring to Best, Biggest and Beauty. It is the largest gallery in Korea, exhibiting various paintings including portraits and folk and custom paintings. In addition, it is full of other things to see and visit, such as Asiatic Bear Park, Bonsai Park and Natural Stone Sculpture Park.

Where to find. Songdang-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.783.6700 Web. www.jejuartland.com Open. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Summer / 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Winter

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Memorial Hall of Resistance to Japan The hidden spirit and history of Jeju Meaningful items of history of Jeju, including all historical material from the AntiJapanese Movement for independence in Jeju, are kept in the Memorial Hall of Resistance to Japan. It is also used as a place of inheriting spirit of independence and inculcating the right view of history and patriotic spirit in the next generation.

Where to find. Jocheon-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.783.2008 Web. hangil.jeju.go.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Jeju Haenyeo Museum Everything about Jeju Haenyeo Jeju Haenyeo Museum is the only place in the world that shows materials about the fishing villages, folk and fisheries that around the haenyeo (women divers) culture.

There are four exhibit halls, an image room and an observatory. In each exhibit hall, artifacts that show the traditional culture such as the life and survival of Jeju haenyeo, and the customs, shamanism, and history involved with the women are on display.

Where to find. Hado-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.782.9898 Web. www.haenyeo.go.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Jeju Herb Dongsan A paradise is full of pleasant herbal aroma Jeju Herb Garden is a themed park, comprising of a garden and small hills filled with 180 kinds of herbs and 250 kinds of local wildf lowers, and a 6,600 m² citrus farm.

Visitors can make their own natural soap, herbal water, herbal oil and herbal tea in a well-being experiential room.

Where to find. Pyoseon-ri, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.787.7362 Web. www.herbdongsan.com Open. 8 a.m. to Sunset (no set closing time)

ZIP-LINE JEJU Thrill and suspended, dynamic eco adventure Zip-line Zip Line is the reports comes from the tropical mountain uses as transportation method to void poisoned animal and plants. Experience ZIP-LINE `JEJU in Cave Café „Daheeyeon, there are four courses across Ceder forests and greentea field, small ponds and overseeing beautiful beach(Hamdeok Beach).

Fly in the sky and meet refresh Jeju.

Where to find. Seonheul-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 1544.7991 Web. www.ziplinejeju.com Open. 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. in Summer / 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. in Winter

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Charac World A comprehensive character exhibition hall where you can experience characters and scientific theories in a fun way A comprehensive exhibition hall in nature where you can enjoy scientific theories, robots and animations together with famous domestic and international characters children like. Try a fun learning experience you can enjoy in nature!

Where to find. Seonheul-ri Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.784.3500 Web. www.characworld.co.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Summer / 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Winter

Tokkiseom (Rabbit Islet) A rabbit covered in white lilies Tokkiseom (Rabbit Islet) is so named because it looks like a rabbit when it’s covered with white crinums, a member of the lily family, in summer. Tokkiseom’s white sand beach and 10-meter-high basaltic hill is the only home for crinum in Korea and is designated as Natural Monument No. 19.

Where to find. Hado-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.783.3001 (Gujwa-eup Office) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Trick Art Museum A fantasy world where one cheats and gets cheated In Trick Art is painting a wall, f loor or ceiling with high-transparency paint and make the drawing appear in three dimension, using light’s curve and ref lection and perspective. Certain parts may look like moving as one turns one’s eyes. Visitors can touch and take pictures of all pieces of art.

Where to find. Seongeup-ri, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.787.8774 Web. www.trickart.co.kr Open. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Honinji-Wedding Site A place of romantic myth Honinji is home to a myth that agriculture and farming started on Jeju Island when the Samsinin (three founding demi-gods) who lived in Jeju married the Samgongju (three princesses) and started raising cattle and ponies and planted the seeds of five grains.

There is a pond here where, according to the legend, the wedding ceremony was held and three caves which served as bridal rooms.

Where to find. Onpyeong-ri, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.760.3576 (Seongsan-eup Office) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

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Hongjodangoe Haebin Beach Where red dangoe rocks and white pebbles meet Dangoe is a hardened solid made of mineral deposits and hongjodangoe is a concentric stone formed from red algae by waves and winds over the passage of time. The hongjodangoe of Udo, whose color comes from the red algae stuck on it, was designated as a Natural Monument for its rare value.

Where to find. Yeonpyeong-ri, Udo-myeon, Jeju-si Tel. 064.783.0004 (Udo-myeon Office) Web. www.jejutour.go.kr

Hueree Natural Life Park Relieve your fatigue with forest bath and acupressure therapy Hueree Natural Life Park, located at the southern foot of Mt. Hallasan, seems more like a multicultural place. A hare play park, a pig-chasing place, a place for activities with goats and ox-cart riding will remind adults of their childhood and provide valuable experience to children. A barefoot massage in the maze covered with Song-I, or volcanic soil, is good for relieving fatigue.

Where to find. 330, Sinryecheon-ro, Namwon-eup, Seogwipo-si (Sillye-ri) Tel. 064.732.2114 Web. www.hueree.com Open. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in General / 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. in Summer / 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in Winter

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Udo

Home to two heavenly beaches

Jeoneul-dong

Olle Route 1-1

Samyang-dong

Jeonheul Port Jureum port

Hago port

Seobin White Sand Beach (Red algal nodules)

Hawoomok-dong port

Obong-ri

Biyang-dong

Biyang port

Jungang-dong

Seogwang-ri

Joil-ri Yeongil port

Cheonjin-ri Udo Museum

Totgani Seocheonjin-dong Seocheon port

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Udo’s 8 most beautiful scenes Scene 1: Sea caves located near the rocky Kwangdaecoji area look like the moon reflected by sunlight against it.

Scene 2: Lit fishing boats at night Scene 3: View of Mt. Hallasan seen from Dongcheon Jindong, the entrance of Udo Scene 4: Clean and clear sea seen from Udobong Scene 5: View of Udo from the sea between Jongdal-ri, Gujwa and Hado-ri Scene 6: The Kwangdaecoji cliffs seen from Dongcheon Jindong Port Scene 7: Two sea caves on Black Sand Beach. Legend tells that two gigantic whales lived in these caves Scene 8: Coral beach shining against the backdrop of the west of Udo

Sangwoomok-dong

Black Sand Beach Bike rental Udo Port

Udobong. Jiducheongsa

Waiting room of Udo port

Add. Seongsan Port: Seongsan-ri, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si Jongdal Port: Jongdal-ri, Gujwaeup, Jeju-si Cheonjin Port: Cheonjin-ri, UdoMyeon, Jeju-si Hawoomokdong Port: Seogwangri, Udo-myeon, Jeju-si Tel. 064.783.0004 (Udo-myeon Office) Information for Ship: 064.782.7719 (Jongdal-ri ~ Udo) 064.782.5671 (Seongsanpo ~ Udo) Web. www.jejusi.go.kr (Jeju City's homepage)

Udo Peanut

Udo Lighthouse Park

It takes about 10 minutes by ferry from Jeju Island to the islet of Udo, and ferries ● run every hour from Seongsan Port to the northeast of Seongsan Ilchulbong. The ferry can also carry vehicles. The core of any Udo tour is the islet’s two beautiful beaches. Of those, Sanhosa Beach, where the movie <Siwolae> was filmed, is known for its wide swath of white sand, made of hardened red algae that has been pulverized. Hagosoodong Beach is famous for the beautiful color of the ocean and its cobalt blue waves covering the sand will tempt you to soak your feet in the water.

You also won’t want to miss Udobong (Udo Peak) and the Udo Lighthouse.

Two courses lead to Udobong - the Cheonjindong trail is easy with a gentle slope, whereas the Gummullae course is steeper, yet with spectacular views. The lighthouse on Udo Peak serves as an excellent background for memorable pictures. Recently, the Udo Olle trail opened to the public so that you can get a real taste of Udo life as you walk the islet.

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Marado Provincial Ocean Park (Marado , Gapado)

Marado from sky Where to find. Mara-ri, Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.792.4663 (Mara-ri Office), 064.794.7130 (Gapa-ri Office) / Ship: 064.794.3500 (Moseulpo ~ Gapado / Moseulpo ~ Marado)

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Restroom

Chocolate Museum Shinjakro

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Jeongja

Home of Cactus

Marado Lighthouse

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Jarideok Terminal Restroom

Aegieopgaedang

Sangdong Teminal Bonhangdang

Gapado

Gapasang-dong

Gapado, Green Barley Gapaha-dong

The whole of Marado, the southernmost island in ● Korea, is designated a Natural Monument because of its beauty. If you want to visit Marado, you should be careful with the weather.

It’s a small tip in Marado that you can eat jajangmyeon (the most popular Chinese noodle dish in Korea) to calm your stomach if you get seasick on the rough sea route. Marado has only one of almost everything: one branch school, one temple, one police station, one lighthouse and one museum along the coastal road, but it has many jajangmyeon restaurants.

In the southernmost part of Marado stands a monument and the Janggunbawi Rock, a protective guard.

Walking along the cliff path from the monument, you will see Marado Lighthouse which is a symbol of the island. The small lighthouse is marked on nautical charts used world-wide, and guides ships with its light, as it is in a geopolitically important location.

It takes only one or two hours to take a tour around the island. Many tourists took a quick look and leave Marado shortly after but if you stay overnight, you will be able to discover the real Marado that you cannot see during the day time.

Blue Corner, pride of Jeju

Gapado has a unique seabed called ‘Blue Corner.’ This ● is a geographical feature of the ocean floor where a flat path at 10 meters depth is abruptly linked to a vertical cliff on a slope of 90 degrees. This type of terrain has plentiful nutrients and various species of fish. You can try catching fish in the fishery or diving like a haenyeo (women divers) here.

Olle Route 10-1

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Hadong Terminal

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Biyangdo

Biyangdo Islet looks like it was formed by a flying mountain on a spring day

Outdoor Suseokwon (Suiseki Garden) Rest area and observatory Biyangbong Peolang Oreum Trekking Entrance

Dohang Ferry Terminal

Biyangbong’s white lighthouse Where to find. Off the coast of Hyeopjae-ri, Hallim-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.796.0038 (Biyang-ri Office) Information for Ship: 064.796.7522 (From Hallim to Biyangdo) Location. 15 minutes from Hallim Port by ship

It is just off the coast of Hyeopjae Beach and Geumneung Beach . ● A legend is told that one day a mountain was flying to Jeju island from China and when it reached the ocean near Hallim, a woman saw it and shouted, “A mountain is flying!”

At that, the mountain stopped and became what is now known as Biyangdo (Islet).

The islet has two craters. The southern area is mostly flat and the coastline is formed by oddly shaped rocks. It is characterized by a lot of rain and snow with a mild climate.

You can take a ferry from Hallim Port Serviceavailable 3 times a day. Biyangdo is a great place to walk around due to its small size and lovely scenery. You can circle the whole island in an hour at a slow pace.

Popular attractions include the lighthouse that stands on Biyangbong, a rock that looks like an elephant swallowing the ocean and the filming location of the TV drama “Spring Days.” When you visit Biyangdo, you should try the bomaljuk (shellfish porridge) that the islet’s grandmothers make. It is recommended that you order before you climb the oreum as it takes some time to make the porridge. Bomaljuk is excellent with side-dishes of kimchi and seaweed and is tasty with a deeper taste than jeonbokjuk (abalone porridge).

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Chujado

Admire 10 sceneries of Chuja and enjoy fishing

General Choi Young’s shrine

Dolmen Daeseo-ri

Sangchujado

Olle Route 18-1

Yeongheung-ri Yecho-ri

Chujagyo

Water Purification Plant

Hachujado

Eombawi Jangseung

Ferry ticket office

Sinyang 1-ri

Mongdol (Gravel field)

Muk-ri

Sinyang 2-ri

Jangjakpyeongsa

Where to find. Daeseo-ri, Chuja-myeon, Jeju-si Tel. 064.742.8400 (Chuja-myeon Office) Ferry: 064.758.4234 (Jeju - Chuja - Jindo - Mokpo), 064.751.5050 (Jeju - Chuja - Wando) Location. Please take a ferry for Chujado in Jeju Ferry Terminal

Comprised of four inhabited islands and 38 uninhabited islands, Chujado is ● a famous fishing place, even known to Japan, with all species of fish except sawedged perch. Black porgy and horn fish are frequently caught in the winter, and yellow porgy, rudder fish and bass are often caught from spring to autumn. Chujado is renowned not only for its diverse species of fish, but also for its great scenic views. The most beautiful places in Chujado are called the 10 sceneries of Chuja.

You should look at all 10 views including Uduilchul, where the sunrise in the early summer looks like the sun is rising over a cow’s head; Jikgunakjo, meaning sunset in Jikgudo; and Sindeoyu, the best fishery in Sinde between Yecho-ri and Shinyang-ri in Hachuja. There is also Sudeoknakan, where all kinds of birds sit on Sudeokdo, which resembles a lion, at the north end of Hachuja, before chasing their prey and descending to the ocean. Others are Seokducheonsan, Changjakpyeongsa, Mangdosuhyang and Hwengganchubeom. Don’t forget to satisfy your taste buds with the fresh fish you catch while fishing.

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Moonlight is clear Soak your feet in the sound of the waves under the moonlight. 맑다Lighthouse!

Soak파돗소리에 your feet in the 끌려온 발moonlight 담가놓고as well

달빛이 달빛에 등대더러 너도 달빛에 발 담그라 했다

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It is an ideal place for families or couples to feel the fresh air and look at the winter sea.

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Chujado Lighthouse Chujado Lighthouse stands ● on the top of a hill 125 meters above sea level in Yeongheung-ri on Sangchujado.

The current lighthouse was rebuilt in 2006. A public relations office at the entrance helps visitors to understand the lighthouse better and includes a model of one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Pharos Lighthouse of Alexandria.

Add. Yeongheung-ri, Chuja-myeon, Jeju-si Tel. 064.742.3780 (Chujado Lighthouse)

Marado Lighthouse Marado Lighthouse is located ● on Marado and is the best day trip for couples. When you pass the Jangsideok shore the lighthouse, which is known as the most beautiful of Jeju’s lighthouses, can be seen. The lawn near the lighthouse is an ideal spot for couples to enjoy time together. Visitors can stay overnight on Marado at a minbak (rooming house) and experience the islet over two days.

Add. Gapa-ri, Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.792.8507 (Marado Lighthouse)

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Sanji Lighthouse Sarabong is a typical park ● except that halfway up the hill stands a white building that overlooks Jeju Port, the gateway to Jeju Island. This building is the Sanji Lighthouse and the site offers a beautiful view of the coastline of ocean cliffs. It is one of the most desirable places for field trips due to its beautiful environment and convenient location. At night, the ocean is filled with fantastic lights from the fishing ships and the lighthouse.

Add. Geonip-dong, Jeju-si Tel. 064.722.5707 (Sanji Lighthouse)

Udo Lighthouse (Lighthouse Park) Udo is the biggest island ● among the many that surround Jeju’s coast. Udo lighthouse was built with a large high-tech rotary lantern in 2003 and its light can be seen from as far away as 50 kilometers. Udo is also home to Korea’s first lighthouse theme park, which became a famous tourist attraction. Enjoy the view around the lighthouse and take photos of lighthouse models on your way up to Udo Lighthouse.

Add. Joil-ri, Udo-myeon Tel. 064.783.0180 (Udo Lighthouse)

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Sinchang Lighthouse If you have not decided where ● to go on Jeju Island, you can head toward the Sinchang Lighthouse on the Sinchang Coastal Road. The scenery is like a beautiful watercolor painting in which the yellow lighthouse and blue waves harmonize with the red sunset.

Gonaehang Breakwater Lighthouse Gonaehang Lighthouse is ● located in Gonae Port and provides beautiful afternoon views of the red lighthouse against a backdrop of green trees and lapping waves on the winter sea.

Gaeminpo Lighthouse Gaeminpo Lighthouse has ● also become known by the nickname of KimTae-Hee since this year. The lighthouse, which is located in front of Pyoseon Beach, is becoming famous as a filming location for the drama “Iris,” in which Kim starred. It is recommended that visitors walk along the shore.

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Bangdupo Lighthouse There is beautiful coastal ● scenery at Seopjikoji in Sinyang-ri, Seongsan Port, including the Bangdupo Lighthouse located on the top of Bulgeun Oreum. This site is famous as a filming location for the dramas “All In” and “Daejanggeum.” There are fantastic scenic views from Bangdupo Lighthouse.

Jeju Port Breakwater Lighthouse Jeju Port Lighthouse is located ● on a road known for its many raw-fish restaurants near Tapdong. The lighthouse is located on the very end of the breakwater, and from there you can see the whole of Jeju City so it is a wonderful choice to enjoy night views. Due to the cleanliness of the water here, people are often found fishing around the lighthouse.

Doduhang Southern Breakwater Lighthouse Doduhang Southern ● Lighthouse is located in Dodu Port, near Jeju International Airport. It is an ideal walk for couples beside the beautiful port.

Another 107 unmanned lighthouses light up the shores of Jeju.

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When it rains, Jeju can be more beautiful

Even when it rains, Jeju Island offers a variety of activities to enjoy. Enjoying a cup of coffee in an ocean-view cafe allows you pleasant relaxation and a break from a tight travel schedule. Recommended coast-side coffee shops include Cafe Rumain, from where you can see the majestic scenery of Udo and Seongsan Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak); Cafe Mint, which faces the beauty of Seopjikoji; Cafe Mulgogi, from where you can gaze on the open sea of Daepyeong; the coffee shop at the Shilla Hotel in the Jungmun Tourist Complex; the café at Hotel Ramada Plaza Jeju, which is adjacent to the sea; and Cafe Village alongside the Yongduam (Dragon Head Rock) Coastal Road. Any of these are excellent venues to enjoy the beauty of Jeju’s seaside on a rainy day.

Museums and art galleries are also good options when the weather turns against you. The Teddy Bear Museum is famous with couples and families, and especially loved by children. The Trick Art Museum turns two-dimensional art pieces into threedimensional views and puts the visitor “inside” of famous artworks. Unlike many other museums, here you can touch the works and take photos of them. If you are interested in great photography then the Kim Young-Gap Gallery, Dumoak, and photographer Seo JaeCheol’s Photo Gallery Images Of Love showcase picturesque scenes of Jeju. The Africa Museum, built in a life-sized replica of the Mosque of Djenne, exhibits pictures of Africa by renowned photographer Kim Jung-Man, alongside live shows by African performers.

Car enthusiasts should not miss the Jeju World Automobile Museum, where classic cars that have remained popular through generations are on display. From this museum, you can also enjoy a panoramic view of Mount Sanbang with Marado Islet in the background.

For outdoor enjoyment, don’t miss the Spirited Garden. The elegance of the many bonsai plants is worth seeing, even in the rain. It’s also highly interesting to visit the O’ Sulloc Tea Museum to view the green tea fields and enjoy the company’s famous green tea ice cream.

If you are a movie fan, visit the Jeju Shinyoung Cinema Museum, which was founded by famous Korean actor Shin Young-Gyun. Here you can watch and experience various aspects of the history of movies, learn production principles and view some of the best sequences ever caught on film. ●

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Make Your Trip More Enjoyable and Memorable at the JTO Duty Free Shop!

● On the first floor at the Jeju International Convention Center in Jungmun Resort.

Jeju Tourism Organization’s Duty Free Shop offers a wide selection of more than 250 globally-renowned luxur y brands, including SK-II, Jeonggwanjang, Louisquatorze and so on. Any Korean or foreign visitors over 19 years old, who are traveling via Jeju, can enjoy shopping here. It opens from 10 a.m. till 8 p.m. and during the peak season in July and August stays open until 9 p.m.

The Seongsan Port Terminal has the Seongsan Port Duty Free Shop where bags and luggage, cosmetics, liquors, tobaccos, and produc ts made of red ginseng can be purchased.

Online shopping is another option for busy travelers (http:// www.jejudis.com.) through the internet and mobile devices.

Each person can carry out of Jeju items worth 400,000 KRW

free of duty at one time, up to six times a year at the JTO Duty Free shop. Liquor and cigarettes are limited to one bottle and 10 boxes, respectively, per trip. A passenger’s ID card plus flight or cruise ship reservation certificate will be needed for the purchase. After purchasing, you can retrieve the items with the provided exchange ticket at the pick-up counter located at the Jeju International Airport, Jeju Port (Pier 2 and, Pier 7), or Seongsang Port.

Another joy of traveling on Jeju! Why don’t you visit the Duty Free Shops of the Jeju Tourism Organization? Convenient and exceptional duty-free shopping experience is all yours.

Jungmun Duty Free Shop. 224 Jungmun Gwangwang-ro, Seoguipo City.

064)780-7700, 7701.

Seongsan Port Duty Free Shop. Seongsan Port Cruise Terminal, Seongsanri, Seongsan-eup, Seoguipo City. 064)783-7794 Online Duty Free Shop. http://www.jejudis.com

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The Island of Art, From Lee Jung-Seop to Byeon Si-Ji COURSE : Lee Jung-Seop Gallery 1 → Gallery Cafe Mirunamu → Gallery Haru → Geolmae Art Village 2,3 → Gidang Art Center 4 1

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A rich and colorful Seogwipo gallery tour is highly recommended to any who make the mistake that cultural life does not exist on Jeju-do.

First, take a look at the Lee Jung-Seop Galler y. Though there are not many of Lee’s works available, you can read letters exchanged between him and his wife, Namdeok. You can also view paintings by renowned Korean painters including Park Su-Geun and Lee Eung-Ro. Lee’s old Seogwipo home is located beside the gallery and the Gallery Café Mirunamu is located just below the house. It is refreshing to see Lee’s work while sitting in his room, which contains his portrait and silver foil work, sipping a cup of tea.

After leaving Mirunamu and walking towards Seogwipo Central Rotary, you will find Gallery Haru. It’s a small place but always remains open with design exhibitions. While taking another break, have a cup of coffee and enjoy the catalogues of earlier exhibitions as well.

If you then walk down from the Central Rotary in the direction of the Geolmae Ecological Village, you will reach the Geolmae Arts Village. While playing hide-and-seek with paintings lined along every space of the fence, you will quickly reach the Gidang Art Center. For a small admission fee of 400 won, you can enter and enjoy more beautiful pictures. There are many paintings by popular Jeju artist Byeon Si-Ji permanently on display and you can listen to the curator’s explanation of the works for free.

Byeon holds the honor of being the first living artist from the East to have his works preserved in the world's largest museum; the Smithsonian.

Looking at his paintings that tell the stor y of the people, horses and winds of Jeju, you will be filled with words of admiration for them. There are some paintings in which he portrayed the real life of Jeju, but most are pictures from his imagination. If you are wondering why so many people paint, write poems or sing songs about Jeju, you can get the answer easily by walking down the streets of Seogwipo.

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Lee Jung-seop 1916~September 6, 1956 Pyeongwon Pyeongannamdo Province He and hisfamily stayed one year in Seogwipo Jeju in 1951 during the Korean War period. He drew Fantasy of Seogwipo, 2 artwork titled Scenes of Seobseom and Beach and Children within his time in Jeju.

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Byeon Si-ji (Jeju History Created from Winds) Byeon Si-ji (1926~2013) As a senior artist born in Jeju, he studied art after moving to Japan when he was young. At age 23, he has drawn the attention of the public by winning the best prize in the competition of Gwangpung Assembly in Japan. After coming back to Korea, he taught in Seoul National University and Seorabeol Art College and then returned to Jeju after 40 years. He mainly drew the wind, sea, and horse of Jeju.

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Night-Time Enjoyment in Jeju

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Although the night views on Jeju Island may not be as architecturally magnificent as those in Seoul or Hong Kong, nevertheless only islands show the true beauty of natural sunsets.

First, decide where to go to view the sunset. Mount Sarabong, Chagwido Islet and Hyeongjeseom (Brother Islet) are three of most famous spots for sunset views on Jeju. From Sarabong, the sunset is often thought the finest as the glow of the setting sun seems to be dyeing the seawater red. The sunset views of Chagwido, which is in the western region, are superb from Dangsanbong, which is located opposite the island. If you are in Seogwipo, then Hyeongjaeseom is the best place to witness a splendid sunset.

If you missed the moment the sun set, you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t need to worry. There is a Jeju Night-viewing Cruise available that departs every evening at 7:30 p.m. from Doduhang Port and offers awesome views. The view of the island from at sea is incredibly mystical. Departing from Doduhang Port, the cruise passes by Dodubong, Yongduam (Dragon Head Rock) Coastal Road, Yongduam, Yongyeon Bridge, Tapdong village and ends back in Doduhang. Though the voyage takes one hour, once you get mesmerized by the beautiful night view the time will fly like moments in a dream.

Walking is also a good option to spend a memorable night in Jeju. The best places for night walks are either Yongyeon or the Cheonjiyeon Waterfall. At Yongyeon, an illuminated suspension bridge and lighting on the nearby sidewalks provide watchers with a magical air. However, there is no match to the areas surrounding Cheonjiyeon Waterfall as a night tourist attraction. Planned to harmonize with the natural landscape and coastal views, recently renovated walking trails have added to the comfort of visitors. While walking the trails that connect tourist spots in seaside spots such as Jungmun Beach, Seongcheonbong, Cheonjeyeon Waterfall and various oreum, you will see a picture that is totally different from during the day.

For an added bonus at night, obser ve the star-studded sk y from Byulbitnoori Gongwon (Jeju Starlight World Park and Planetarium). With the help of a 600 mm Cassegrain telescope, you can see the planets of the Solar System, and Saturn and Jupiter can especially be seen distinctively. Nebulae and various clusters of stars can also be also observed. You can witness a different view altogether by focusing on the glimmer which is artificially created by manmade lights.

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The Beautiful Transformation of Disused Schools Kim Young-gap Gallery Dumoak This gallery was established by renovating a disused school by photographer Kim Young-Gap, who later died of Lou Gehrig's disease. You can view beautiful pictures of Jeju taken by Kim while he lived but the main feature is the interior of the gallery. An attractive garden outside the gallery gives it a serene and elegant look.

Add. Samdal-ri, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.784.9907

Photo Gallery Images of Love

The gallery is full of images by photographer Seo Jae-Cheol of Jeju Island scenery. Located in Gasiri Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si, the building retains its earlier school structure and the memory of the children who studied there remains untouched. In a corner of the gallery are various school necessities such as desks, notebooks and instruments that were once used by the students, and there is also a sweet-potato shaped volcanic bomb that came out of a volcano.

Add. Gasi-ri, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.787.3110

Mongsengee

The former Myeongwol Elementary School has been converted to a natural dyeing shop. It mainly does Jeju’s traditional persimmon dyeing but also designs, produces and sells fabric products of other natural dyes that are made of seasonal plants. The school’s playground, hallways, and classrooms turned out to be an ideal space for natural dyeing and it seems a perfect transformation for a now-disused school.

Add. Myeongwol-ri, Hallim-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.796.8285

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As more and more Jeju Island residents move to the mainland, there have been a few cases of schools being shut down. Some of them have been beautifully transformed to serve other purposes.

Jeju Culture & Ecology Experience Village The former Mureung Elementary School, which had closed, was transformed into the Jeju Culture & Ecology Experience Village to represent the island’s traditional culture. A variety of traditional experience programs are presented here alongside ecological programs on wetlands, streams and ocean surveys.

Add. Mureung 2-ri, Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.792.2333

Nabire Exhibition

Udo Museum

The Nabire Exhibition is located in the former Yongsu Elementary School and includes about 400 species and 20,000 insects, including Jeju’s butterflies, the world’s rarer butterflies and insects are on display in former classrooms and hallways. You can also observe the process by which a chrysalis become a butterfly in the ecological house, which is located on the former sports field.

Udo Museum was established by refurbishing the closed Yeonpyeong Elementary School and opened an era of experience study and education theory in the Jeju area. The Udo Museum has million-year old fossils and minerals that are inaccessible elsewhere on exhibition. In addition, documants on display will help you understand the lifestyles and culture of Udo’s residents.

Add. Yongsu-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si Tel. 064.773.2388

Add. Yeonpyeong-ri, Udo-myeon, Jeju-si Tel. 064.784.1004

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Horses can be seen all around Jeju Island. Views of the native horses of Jeju are called Gosumokma and are one of ‘10 Best Scenes in Youngju’ on the island. The term Gosumokma refers to the sight of horses grazing in the vast green pastures skirting Mount Halla.

Horses were the most preferred gifts to be presented to the King from Jeju because the island was popularly called “the pasturage of horses” since olden times. Usually

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cows (oxen) plow fields in other regions but on Jeju, this work has long being done by horses only. Scenes of horses set loose and grazing in the fields and roaming freely are rare in other parts of Korea. It is said that there used to be a time when more than 70,000 horses frisked on Mount Halla. Even now the traditional Jeju Jorangmal pony can be seen on the mountain.

Jeju Jorangmal have been designated as a Natural Monument and are protected.

Horse riding on a Jeju trip is something that should not be missed. The horses used for riding are known as Jejusanma and are of mixed breeds. Almost all horses are Jejusanma except those Jorangmal from reserved Jejuma grazing lands.

Since horses are usually docile, you can easily take pictures standing close to them. But one thing should be kept in mind; when going near a horse approach directly from the front, but take a step from the side of the horse and get closer in a diagonal direction. To prevent any accident, one should not shout or go behind the horse either. If you are brave, you can move slowly towards the horse and pet your hand gently over its neck. However, restraining from petting the face is advised. After seeing the traditional Jorangmal at the Jejuma grazing lands, experiencing actual horse riding will make you feel closer to horses.

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Souvenirs Filled with the Scent of the Island Travelers always wonder what gifts to take home to share their trip with others.

Jeju Island has many types of souvenir, ranging from key rings to food items and more.

The Most Popular Souvenir:

Chocolates made of

Glittering Silver Cutlass-Fish

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Chocolate is also one of the emerging popular souvenirs of Jeju. Chocolate made of local ingredients, including tangerines, green tea and cactus are very well-known. The strong taste of Jeju tangerines is present in the chocolates and the sweet-and-sour taste of the cactus chocolates stimulates the taste buds. Chocolates flavored from Jeju’s green tea are not as rich as usual and have a light, clean taste.

There are many places to buy silver cutlass-fish in Jeju-do but it is most economical to buy them from the local fish markets. Moreover, the freshest delivery is also available. The fish will be trimmed and packed very cleanly so you can directly open it and cook it in the dish of your choice. Whether grilled, fried or stewed, as you like, each piece provides the taste of full, thick flesh.

This gift is the most recommended for elderly people.

(Stone Grandfather) Key Chain

Key chains are the most common and easily transported souvenirs at any tourist spot. On Jeju Island, there are many different kinds of key chains available, including some in the shapes of Dolhareubang, horses, the island itself and the haenyeo (women divers).

To find unique souvenirs, it is advisable to explore the key chains sold at each tourist place, rather than visiting general souvenir shops. Museums, cafés and art galleries are all filled with a variety of glass- and wood-crafted key chains of unique design.

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Traditional Markets In Jeju, there something of the warmness of a motherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s arms that remains. You can feel this warmness by visiting Jejuâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s traditional markets.

Integrated call center for the traditional markets 1588-0708 www.market.jeju.kr

Dongmun Market Products on sale : Vegetables & fruits, fisheries products, medicinal herbs, Imported goods, produce Dongmun Market is a large permanent market in Jeju City.

Fresh, clean agricultural produce, seafood and livestock products can be purchased here at low prices. Dongmun is lit up by vending carts all night long in the night market. Here, you can purchase low-priced fresh Jeju products in the daytime and tasty Jeju meals at night.

Add. Ildo 1-dong, Jeju-si Tel. 064.722.5109 Location. 20 minutes from Jeju Airport by public transportation / 10 minutes from jeju ferry terminal

Seomun Market Products on sale: Vegetables & fruits, fisheries products, linen & cotton, imported goods, livestock products Seomun Market is located in the city center between Gwandeokjeong and the main street and is very popular with Jeju citizens. There can be difficulty finding parking nearby, however, a lot of people still visit to feel the ambiance of a Jeju traditional market. Many different kinds of products are on sale, including everyday groceries. In addition, there are restaurants nearby and furniture markets are being developed.

Add. Yongdam 1-dong, Jeju-si Tel. 064.758.8387 Location. For public transportation, takes 20 minutes from Jeju International Airport and 10 minutes from Ferry Terminal

Seogwipo Daily Market Products on sale: Jeju eungalchi (silver hairtail) and mackerel ingredients for a dish of raw fish) Seogwipo Daily Market presents a tradition of 36 years and is located in the center of Seogwipo City, which is a mecca on any tour of Jeju. Recently, it has tried to transform into a modernised traditional market by establishing arcade facilities, rubberised roads, and clean stalls for the convenience of customers. A CCTV system has been added to protect against burglars and an automatic roof can be opened or closed.

Add. Seogwi-dong, Jeju-si Tel. 064.762.2925 Location. Take a right turn to topyeong jct through 5.16 road in Jeju-si

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5-day Folk Markets

Seogwipo 5-day Market Open : 4th,9th,14th, 19th, 24th, 29th day of each month Products on sale : Agricultural, fisheries & livestock products, clothes, merchandise goods The Seogwipo 5-Day Market is located near tourist attractions so provides abundant food and things to see for tourists. In addition, it presents events such as livestock sales as well as all kinds of agricultural and fisheries products.

ADD. DONGHONG-DONG, SEOGWIPO-SI TEL. 064.763.0965

Jeju 5-day Market Seongsan 5-day Market

Hallim 5-day Market

Sehwa 5-day Market Jeju-si Mt.Hallasan Seogwipo-si

Pyoseon 5-day Market

Seogwipo 5-day Market Jungmun 5-day Market Daejeong 5-day Market

Jungmun 5-day Market

Hallim 5-day Market

Open : 3rd 8th, 13th, 18th, 23th 28th day of each month Products on sale: Clothes, agricultural & fisheries products, merchandise goods, food The Jungmun 5-day Market is located in the center of Jungmunri, where many people visit because it is near Jungmun Tourist Complex. It opens every 5-days and is a big part of the local commercial area.

Open : 4th 9th, 14th, 19th, 24th, 29th day of each month The Hallim 5-day Market is located near the Daerim Intersection. It is not large but it is enjoyable to watch how to make traditional agricultural tools and traditional cookies.

ADD. â&#x2020;&#x2019; JUNGMUN-DONG, SEOGWIPO-SI TEL. 064.760.2634

ADD. DAERIM-RI,HALLIM-EUP, JEJU-SI TEL. 064.796.8830

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Seongsan 5-day Market

Pyoseon 5-day Market

Open : 1st, 6th, 11th 16th 21st and 26th day of each month Products on sale : Agricultural, fisheries & livestock products, local special products, clothes and general merchandise The Seongsan 5-day Market is located near the entrance to Sunrise Peak (Seongsan Ilchulbong) and sells Jeju’s agricultural and fisheries products, as well as general merchandise including clothes.

Open : 2nd ,7th, 12th, 22th, 27th day of each month.

The Pyoseon 5-day Market is located 50 meters from Pyoseon Intersection in the center of city. It is small compared to other 5-day markets, however the vendors are very generous.

ADD. PYOSEON-RI, PYOSEON-MYEON, SEOGWIPO-SI TEL. 064.760.4471

ADD. SEONGSAN-RI, SEONGSAN-EUP, SEOGWIPO-SI TEL. 064.760.4282~3

Jeju 5-day Market Open: 2nd, 7th, 12th, 17th, 22nd & 27th of each month Products on sale : Vegetables, fruits, fish, general merchandise This is the biggest 5-day market in Jeju and has approximately 10,000 visitors on weekdays and more than 20,000 visitors on weekends. The market has a spacious parking lot. There is also a Grandmother’s Market where women over 65-years-old are given space for free to sell their products.

ADD. DODU 1-DONG, JEJU-SI TEL. 064.743.5985

Sehwa 5-day Market

Daejeong 5-day Market

Open : 5th ,10th, 15th,20th, 25th,30th day of each month Products on sale : Vegetables and fruits, fisheries products, medicinal herbs, imported goods and crops The Sehwa 5-day Market is the largest market in the eastern area of Jeju Island and located overlooking the sea. There are all kinds of products on sale due to the large scale of this market.

It will create good memories to try gukbab (boiled rice soup) at the restaurant which opens here only on market days.

Open: 1st ,6th, 11th, 16th, 21st 26th day of each month Products on sale : Clothes, Agricultural, fisheries, livestock products, local special products Dajung 5-day market, which is located in Hamo-ri near a port, is a perfect place to go shop for fresh fisheries. the market offers a variety of goods from fisheries, vegetables to antiques.

ADD. SEHWA-RI, GUJWA-EUP, JEJU-SI TEL. 064.783.3001 (Gujwa-eup Office)

ADD. HAMO-RI, DAEJEONG-EUP, SEOGWIPO-SI TEL. 064.730.1615

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Search for Places in Movies and TV shows Jeju Island, which is full of picturesque scenery and clean water, is the bestloved place in Korea for filming. These are some well-known drama locations on Jeju.

Boys over Flowers (2009)

Chuno (2010)

Life is Beautiful(2010)

Mt. Songaksan, in a pension on this mountain Lived four generations of family, creating a complex and beautiful social tapestry.

Add. Sangmo-ri, Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.760.4021

This drama stole the hearts of many young girls with its charms of a cute love story between imposing Jandi (Gu Hye-Seon) and stubborn Junpyo (Lee Min-Ho) and four handsome young men nicknamed the F4, for Flower Four. The drama was filmed in many places on Jeju Island, including the beautiful Hyatt Regency Hotel above the Jungmun Beach cliff, Phoenix Island and The Ma Park.

The Ma Park, where Jihoo (Kim Hyeon-Joon) rode a white horse Add. Wollim-ri, Hanrim-eup, Jeju-si Tel. 064.795.8080

The Ma Park ‹Boys over Flowers›

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Mt.Hallasan Seogwipo-si

Yongmeori beach ‹Chuno›

The hill of Shiri ‹Shiri›

The plot of this drama is about chasing servants with a Mt. Songaksan background of the Choseon Dynasty period. The drama ‹Life is Beautiful› “Chuno” attracted many viewers due to the rapid progression of its story and spectacular camerawork. In particular, a duel between Taeha (Oh,Ji-Ho) and Cheol-Woong (Lee Jong-Hyeok) on Yongmeori Beach is an unforgettable scene. Other filming locations were Jeju Olle trails, Mount Sanbang and Bijarim, so the drama showed many scenic landscapes of Jeju.

Yongmeori Beach, where Taeha(Oh Ji-Ho) and CheolWoong(Lee Jong-Hyeok) fought a duel.

Add. Sagye-ri, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.794.2611

Shiri (1998)

The hill of Shiri and the bench where Yoo Joong-Won (Han Seok-Gyu) and Lee Myung Hyun (Kim Yun-Jin) sat together.

Add. Saekdal-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.731.5114 (Shilla Hotel)

Oedolgae ‹Daejanggeum›

Daejanggeum (2003-2004)

Oedolgae, where Janggeum stood with a lonely heart Add. Seohong-dong, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.760.4744 (Seohong-dong Community Service Center)

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Seongsan Ichulbong ‹My name is Kim Sam-Soon›

This romantic drama made Korea crazy over Sam-

My name is Kim Sam-Soon (2005)

Soon (Kim Seon-Aa) in 2005. It is an honest story that sympathizes about the plight of women in their 30s. Mt. Hallasan Seongpanak Trail, where SamSoon proposed to Samsigi (Hyeonbin) and Sunrise

All in house ‹All In›

Peak (Seongsan Ilchulbong), where Huijin (Jeong Ryeo-Won) and Henry (Daniel Henney) went on a

Jeju Folk Village Museum ‹Great Merchant, Kim Man-deok›

date, are popular tourist locations.

Sunrise Peak, where Huijin and Henry went climbing

Pyoseon Haevichi Hotel ‹Iris›

Add. Seongsan-ri , Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.710.7923 (Jeju World Natural Heritage)

Great Merchant, Kim Man-deok (2010) All In (2003)

A drama portraying the life of Kim Man-deok in the Choseon Dynasty—an historical figure from Jeju who was orphaned and became a geisha for some time but was reinstated her noble status and reborn as a great merchant. The drama was shot in the Jeju Folk Village Museum, featuring the unique images of an era in which Kim had lived.

Jeju Folk Village Museum, Featuring unique images of Jeju during the era of Kim Man-deok Add. Pyoseon-ri, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.787.4501

This drama was the story of young people who invested everything in their lives on love and success. The most impressive part was the beautiful love story of Inha (Lee Byeong-Heon) and Suyeon (Song Hye-Gyo). In Seopjikoji there is a memorial house called All-In House built on the subject of this drama.

All in house, The site of the most emotional scene of “All In” Add. Goseong-ri, Seongsan-eup, Namjeju-gun (Seopjikoji) Tel. 064.782.7800

Iris (2010)

“Iris”was Korea’s blockbuster spy action drama.

The most impressive venue used during filming in Korea was Jeju’s Haevichi Hotel and Resort at Pyoseon. This six star hotel boasts a beautiful exterior and facilities. Through the hotel windows, guests can see the lighthouse where KimTae-Hee waited for Lee Byung-Hun and the road on which Lee was shot.

Haevichi Hotel and Resort was Hyeon-Jun and Seung-Hee’s last travel destination.

Add. Pyoseon-ri, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si Tel. 064.780.8000

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The Jeju Language – a Precious Treasure Handy Jeju Language Listen carefully and you will understand quickly <Greetings> Jeju Language

Translation

Honjeoopseoye

Welcome, please come in.

Nalbopseo, Issukwa?

Hello, are you there?

Eotteong sara jeomsukkwa? Penan haesukkwa?

How is life? Are you alright/comfortable?

Pokssak sogassuda

You did a great job!/Well done!

<In a Restaurant or Shop> Jeju Language

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Honjeo wang meogupseo

Please come and eat.

Hayeong jupseoye

Please give me more.

Hayeong popseo, dashi okudayang

Good luck with your sales, I will come again.

Maendorong hontte hororog duryeo ssa bupsseo.

Please eat before it gets cold.

Matjosudage

It is delicious.

Anture dureo wang, jeonyeog meogeong gabseo.

Please come in and have dinner.

Igeo eolmawukwa

How much is it?

<Other useful phrases> Jeju Language

Translation

Naga hakuda

I will do it.

Eodure gamsukkwa?

Where are you going?

Jejuen chom jongeo hawuda.

There are a lot of interesting things on Jeju Island.

Hokkomman isibseoge.

Please wait for a while.

Yeogiseo Seouldeore jeonhwa haezibjuyang?

Can I make a call to Seoul from here?

Sanyiyeong badayiyeong monttag jounge massum

Both the mountain and the sea are very nice.

Chommallo josuda.

It is really good.

Musin geoyen goram shindi mollukuge?

You didn’t understand what I said, did you?

Musing geol mongkaemikkwa? Honja opseoge

Why are you so slow? Come quickly.

Neuyeong nayeong duridungshil soranghoge massim.

Let’s be friends.

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Tourist Information

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JEJU

TOURIST INFORMATION

Family Hotel Area code (064)

Hotel Milano Crown

746-7800

Jeju-si

Hotel Honey Crown

758-4200

Jeju-si

Five-Star Hotel T.H.E. Hotel & Lvegas Casino

741-8000

Jeju-si

Two-Star Hotel

Ramada Plaza Jeju Hotel

729-8100

Jeju-si

New Korea Hotel

744-4333

제주시

Lotte Hotels & Resorts Jeju

731-1000

Seogwipo-si

Park Side Hotel

746-4545

제주시

Seogwipo KAL Hotel

732-9851

Seogwipo-si

Hotel Crystal

732-8311

서귀포시

The Suites Hotel Jeju

738-3800

Seogwipo-si

Jeju KAL Hotel

753-6151

Jeju-si

One-Star Hotel

Jeju Grand Hotel

747-4900

Jeju-si

Jeju Raja Tourist Hotel

745-8100

제주시

Jeju Oriental Hotel

752-8222

Jeju-si

Jeju Meit The Hotel

784-5335

제주시

Jeju Pacific Hotel

758-2500

Jeju-si

Hyatt Regency Jeju

733-1234

Seogwipo-si

Non-rate Hotel

Haevichi Hotel & Resort Jeju

780-8000

Seogwipo-si

Good Morning Tourist Hotel

712-1601

Jeju-si

The Shilla Jeju

735-5114

Seogwipo-si

Gwibin Park Tourist Hotel

743-5530

Jeju-si

Grace Tourist Hotel

742-0066

Jeju-si

Geumho Family Tourist Hotel

745-2020

Jeju-si

Four-Star Hotel Hotel New Crown

742-1001

Jeju-si

New Gyeongnam Tourist Hotel

733-2121

Seogwipo-si

The Sunshine Hotel of Jeju

784-2525

Jeju-si

New Manhattan Tourist Hotel

742-7991

Jeju-si

Jeju Hana Hotel

738-7001

Seogwipo-si

New Island Tourist Hotel

743-0300

Jeju-si

The Baume Couture Boutique Hotel

798-8000

Jeju-si

Booyoung Country Club Hotel

766-5500

Seogwipo-si

Three-Star Hotel 743-8000

Jeju-si

Black Stone Golf & Resort

795-2200

Jeju-si

Ocean Grand Hotel Jeju 783-0007

Jeju-si

Hotel Samhaein

742-7775

Jeju-si

Jeju Royal Hotel

743-2222

Jeju-si

Sun Beach Hotel

732-5678

Seogwipo-si

Benikea Hotel Marina

746-6161

Jeju-si

Etoile Tourist Hotel

712-2266

Jeju-si

Jeju Seoul Tourist Hotel 752-2211

Jeju-si

Orient Tourist Hotel

748-7100

Jeju-si

Jeju Palace Hotel

753-8811

Jeju-si

Inchulbong Tourist Hotel

782-8801

Seogwipo-si

Jeju Pearl Tourist Hotel 742-8871

Jeju-si

Hite Tourist Hotel

725-1552

Jeju-si

Jeju Hawaii Hotel

742-0061

Jeju-si

Goodinn Hotel - Seogwipo

767-9600

Seogwipo-si

Hotel Pine Hill

762-5988

Seogwipo-si

Raon Hotel & Resort Jeju

795-8000

Jeju-si

Hotel Robero

757-7111

Jeju-si

Teddy Valley Golf & Resort

793-1000

Seogwipo-si

Aroma Tourist Hotel

233

Kasantobang Hostel

732-2095

Seogwipo-si

Nuga Village Hostel

733-9977

Seogwipo-si

Beewool Chaewool Hostel & Pension

070-8900-3000 Seogwipo-si

Sweden Hostel

796-3721

Jeju-si

Seogwipo-si

Amasville Hostel

799-7300

Jeju-si

744-1398

Jeju-si

Traditional Hotel The Seaes Hotel & Resort

738-3000

Seogwipo-si

About Tourist Facilities Grandville Family Hotel

739-9994

Grim Resort

742-2080

Jeju-si

Ebada Hostel

Cote Dor Hotel

782-0800

Jeju-si

Ocean Tree

739-1239

Seogwipo-si

Dyne Resort

799-2600

Jeju-si

Opirus Hostel

712-6644

Jeju-si

Dam & Roo

739-6617

Seogwipo-si

Olleyo Resort

739-8558

Seogwipo-si

Login Resort

723-3333

Jeju-si

Yongduamcabin

712-2550

Jeju-si

Spring & Autumn Resort

784-2211

Seogwipo-si

J-house

739-5577

Seogwipo-si

Boutique Hotel Villa De Aewol

799-4001

Jeju-si

Cordelia Hostel

070-4548-2201 Seogwipo-si

Beautiful Resort

738-7407

Seogwipo-si

Palm Village

739-5100

Seogwipo-si

Viche Resort

782-1000

Jeju-si

Palace Town

782-4003

Seogwipo-si

Songak Resort

794-6307

Seogwipo-si

Haimian

713-2001

Jeju-si

Beauty Resort

782-1300

Seogwipo-si

Haesung Parktel

738-5050

Seogwipo-si

Amoureux Resort

711-0125

Jeju-si

White Castle

739-8811

Seogwipo-si

Olle Resort & Spa

799-7770

Jeju-si

Y Resort Jeju

794-7007

Seogwipo-si

Resort & Condominium

Jazz Village Resort

738-9300

Seogwipo-si

Kumho Resort Jeju

766-8000

Seogwipo-si

Nine Resort

745-4499

Jeju-si

Nine Bridges Country Club

793-9911

Seogwipo-si

Jeju Sunrise Family Hotel

784-1000

Seogwipo-si

Natural Park Resort

796-8191

Jeju-si

Joeun Resort

739-0640

Seogwipo-si

Daemyung Resort Jeju

780-5000

Jeju-si

Jungmun Resort

738-0085

Seogwipo-si

Raon Golf Club

795-1000

Jeju-si

Jungmun Village family Hotel

738-3151

Seogwipo-si

Raon Private Town

795-8000

Jeju-si

Jungmun Log Family Hotel

738-8383

Seogwipo-si

La Reine Golf Club

754-9000

Jeju-si

Jungmun Family Hotel

738-7871

Seogwipo-si

Lake Hills Golf Club

738-8711

Seogwipo-si

Cordelia Resort

4548-2200

Seogwipo-si

Art Villas

739-3460

Seogwipo-si

Hotel Neighborhood

797-6200

Jeju-si

Black Stone Golf & Resort

795-2200

Jeju-si

Cypress Golf & Resort

786-2411

Seogwipo-si

Sajo Mauel Jeju Condo

782-8600

Jeju-si

Shineville Luxury Resort

780-7000

Seogwipo-si

Hostel The BB's JEJU

739-4114

Seogwipo-si

JEJU

TOURIST INFORMATION

Saint Four Golf & Resort

782-3803

Jeju-si

Gilseop Nageune

782-5971

Jeju-si

Spring Dale Golf & Resort

800-8000

Seogwipo-si

Napoli Resort Pension

738-4820

Seogwipo-si

Shinsung Resort

739-0114

Seogwipo-si

New Haean Punggyeong

711-9995

Jeju-si

Arden Hill Resort & Golf Club

730-7023

Jeju-si

The Gallery

784-4284

Jeju-si

Everis Golf & Resort

795-5000

Jeju-si

The Cozy in Jeju

070-4548-3910 Seogwipo-si

Elsuite Condominium

798-7000

Jeju-si

Stone and Wind Hostel

747-4574

Jeju-si

Euro Club Resort

763-1003

Seogwipo-si

Dega Herb Beach

796-6634

Jeju-si

Ilsung Beach Condominium

796-8400

Jeju-si

LionHill Pension

794-5353

Seogwipo-si

Jeju Kumkangsan Condominium

795-7800

Jeju-si

Modern Napoli Resort Pension

738-4820

Seogwipo-si

Dong Yang Condominium Jeju

713-5100

Jeju-si

Moedameun Jeju Spavill

792-4200

Seogwipo-si

Jeju Bali Resort

796-8231

Jeju-si

Bada Maeul

784-1355

Jeju-si

Jeju Swiss Condominium

773-0700

Jeju-si

Speing and Autumn

711-0125

Jeju-si

Jeju Wonder Resort

739-3157

Seogwipo-si

Boutique Pool Villa Luonto

773-1684

Seogwipo-si

Tovice Condominium

799-9901

Jeju-si

Blue Bay

713-3577

Jeju-si

Poonglim Resort

739-9001

Seogwipo-si

Sanbangsane Pension

794-3100

Seogwipo-si

Jeju Hill Resort

796-9999

Jeju-si

Mt. Sanbang Haeoreum Resort Pension 792-6688

Seogwipo-si

Castlex Jeju

793-6688

Seogwipo-si

White Sand Pension

784-2355

Jeju-si

Kensington Resort

796-9600

Jeju-si

Saemteo

782-6445

Jeju-si

Crown Country Club

784-4811

Jeju-si

Chatelet Pension

738-9852

Seogwipo-si

Tameus Golf & Village

793-0707

Jeju-si

Seonrinji

784-8668

Jeju-si

Blue Condominium

796-0657

Jeju-si

Solbaram Chime Sound

764-6002

Seogwipo-si

Korea Condo - Jungmun

738-9101

Seogwipo-si

Sweden Pension

796-9779

Jeju-si

Hallasan Condominium

723-1366

Jeju-si

Shilla Resort Pension

764-8188

Seogwipo-si

Hanwha Hotels & Resorts

725-9000

Jeju-si

Shinshin Pension

794-5834

Seogwipo-si

Haebichi Oceanside

780-8000

Seogwipo-si

Sun Lake Vill

782-2277

Seogwipo-si

Phoenix Island

731-7000

Seogwipo-si

Summerview Pension

783-5210

Jeju-si

Arapore

796-8555

Jeju-si

Pension

Amoureux

711-0125

Jeju-si

Green Valley Pension

723-8338

Jeju-si

Evergreen Resort & Pension

767-3888

Seogwipo-si

Green Valley Ville

744-0078

Jeju-si

Yedaum

711-3030

Jeju-si

Green Jeju Udo

782-7588

Jeju-si

Yeats Maountain Cabin

767-3746

Seogwipo-si

Green Hill Log Pension

738-8807

Seogwipo-si

Yilin Pension

739-5775

Seogwipo-si

235

Jejumokhwa Pension

764-7942

Seogwipo-si

Arbon Youth Hostel

799-1177

Jeju-si

Jeju Ville Caste Log

782-0559

Seogwipo-si

World Wide Youth Hostel

799-7759

Jeju-si

Jeju Sky Resort Pension

787-0067

Seogwipo-si

Jeju Resotel Town/ Youth Hostel

799-8811

Jeju-si

Jeju Eco Suites

738-9975

Seogwipo-si

Joyville Jeju Youth Hostel

784-7866

Jeju-si

Jeju Log Resort Pension

787-8800

Seogwipo-si

Jungmun Well Youth Hostel

738-4000

Seogwipo-si

Jeju Pension Oda

712-2005

Jeju-si

Jungmoon Square Prime Resort

739-2000

Seogwipo-si

Jeju Coast Resort Pension

794-1886

Seogwipo-si

Moguri campsite

760-3408

Seogwipo-si

Jungmun Log Resort Pension

738-0917

Seogwipo-si

T.Island

738-1577

Seogwipo-si

Seogwipo Studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Culture Center/ Campsite

733-2790

Seogwipo-si

Billow Resort Pension

732-2800

Seogwipo-si

Jeju Youth Campsite

721-8233

Jeju-si

Palm Valley Resort

738-7705

Seogwipo-si

For You Pension

767-2777

Seogwipo-si

Youth Training Center

Polaris Pension

799-9800

Jeju-si

Namguk Youth Training Center

799-1811

Jeju-si

Grass Flavor Pension

738-3368

Seogwipo-si

Bijarim Youth Training Center

782-7001

Jeju-si

Sky Piece Resort Pension

792-6161

Seogwipo-si

Seongsan Youth Training Center

782-0311

Seogwipo-si

Jeju Handam

799-7807

Jeju-si

Andeok Youth Training Center

738-0409

Seogwipo-si

Hallasan Wellbeing

747-6688

Jeju-si

Jeju Youth Training Center

796-1680

Jeju-si

Hae Dam Eun Spavill

792-4200

Seogwipo-si

Haechandeul Aroma Resort

792-8888

Seogwipo-si

Hatbit

782-0347

Jeju-si

Honeymoon Village Pension

767-4888

Seogwipo-si

Huns Vill

799-4661

Jeju-si

Resort Pension Ru

739-6617

Seogwipo-si

C&P Resort & Youth Hostel

784-7701

Seogwipo-si

Geckos Youth Hostel

738-7901

Seogwipo-si

Noblet Youth Hostel

764-8900

Seogwipo-si

New Korea Youth Hostel

799-7001

Jeju-si

Mayfull House Youth Hostel

784-7823

Jeju-si

Myeongdoam Youth Hostel

721-8233

Jeju-si

Aroma Resort/ Jeju Youth Hostel

792-8888

Seogwipo-si

Youth Hostel/Camping Site

JEJU

TOURIST INFORMATION

Excellent Tourism Business Area code (064) (as of July 2014)

Restaurant

Gangjung Sea Village

739-2173

Seogwipo-si

Gwangwon

744-1000

Jeju-si

Jeju Greece Hotel

745-3334

Jeju-si

Gueyetmat

758-5532

Jeju-si

Greenside

738-0074

Seogwipo-si

Geumgang Eel

733-2119

Seogwipo-si

Nami Song’s Theme Guesthouse

794-0416

Seogwipo-si

Geumppongttol

721-1111

Jeju-si

Noblesse Hotel

748-1500

Jeju-si

Damijin Raw Fish

787-5050

Seogwipo-si

New Jeju Hotel

743-7001

Jeju-si

Dombedon Airport Branch

755-0006

Jeju-si

Diamond Hotel

742-7744

Jeju-si

Wild Flower Garden

784-3950

Jeju-si

Daekuk Isleinn Hotel

763-0002

Seogwipo-si

Bada Punggyeong

711-7992

Jeju-si

Daeyoo Motel

746-0005

Jeju-si

Sahaebang

738-7775

Seogwipo-si

December Hotel

745-7800

Jeju-si

Eouneul

743-5131

Jeju-si

Log House

782-8212

Jeju-si

Yetjeongui Gol

787-0934

Seogwipo-si

Hotel Major

745-5800

Jeju-si

Jang Chun

742-8556

Jeju-si

On the sea Pension

764-6800

Seogwipo-si

Mawon

738-1000

Seogwipo-si

Bali Hotel

745-0016

Jeju-si

Oraseong

748-3005

Jeju-si

Valley Log Village

767-3337

Seogwipo-si

Korean Beef Plaza of National Livestock 726-5671 Cooperative Federation

Jeju-si

Treasure Island

784-0039

Seogwipo-si

Hanaro Garden

742-5549

Jeju-si

Blue Bay Resort Pension

713-3577

Jeju-si

Han’s Familly

738-7386

Seogwipo-si

Beach Story Hotel

784-7400

Jeju-si

Haegung Matjib

732-5577

Seogwipo-si

Billow Beach

799-2345

Jeju-si

Haemir

747-9289

Jeju-si

Seogwipo Gyulimsung

739-3331

Seogwipo-si

Black Goat maru

764-6678

Seogwipo-si

Seonhwa Motel

755-5575

Jeju-si

Central Motel

748-2511

Jeju-si

Soldaewat Pension

739-7225

Seogwipo-si

Accommodation Motel Top CF

726-3232

Jeju-si

Suite Motel

744-1144

Jeju-si

JJ Hotel

742-2020

Jeju-si

Sky Leaders’ Hotel

747-0003

Jeju-si

GAIA Hotel

742-6110

Jeju-si

Sun Lake Ville

782-2277

Seogwipo-si

237 Siena Pension House

739-6623

Seogwipo-si

Izone Hotel

747-9958

Jeju-si

Special Rental Car

713-2345

Jeju-si

Art Hotel

742-8840

Jeju-si

OK Rental Car

743-4000

Jeju-si

AT Noon

749-2500

Jeju-si

Happy Smile Rental Car

711-7935

Jeju-si

Yeha Guesthouse

724-5506

Jeju-si

Jeju Sarang Rental Car

744-0586

Jeju-si

Ocean Suites Jeju Hotel

720-6222

Jeju-si

Dongseoyang Express

712-0091

Jeju-si

Yuseong Motel

783-8040

Jeju-si

Gangnam Tour

723-2002

Jeju-si

Yusuam Mountain Cabin

799-8855

Jeju-si

Echae Hotel

749-2700

Jeju-si

Zai Motel

742-6889

Jeju-si

Jejuro Travel Agency

745-4560

Jeju-si

Jeonwon Hotel

746-0191

Jeju-si

Jeju Jayu Travel Agency

744-9111

Jeju-si

Jeju Golf Hotel

748-5700

Jeju-si

Dada Express & Tour

1544-5700

Jeju-si

Jeju Dio Ville Pension

738-6555

Seogwipo-si

N Jeju

751-0510

Jeju-si

Jeju Island Motel

738-6637

Seogwipo-si

Yeha

713-5505

Jeju-si

Jeju Pension Yere

738-1133

Seogwipo-si

Jeju Mall

744-2626

Jeju-si

Jeju Pension Oda

712-2005

Jeju-si

Moongchee MICE

724-6687

Jeju-si

Jeju Sightseeing Pension

794-1886

Seogwipo-si

Bumin Gaja Tour

748-0084

Jeju-si

Sunset of Heaven Pension

799-6116

Jeju-si

Jejuro Tour

749-6001

Jeju-si

Today Jeju Pension

739-5704

Seogwipo-si

Chunji Tour

747-3303

Jeju-si

Treehouse Logcabin

799-2070

Jeju-si

Hana Tour Jeju

713-3223

Jeju-si

Pine Beach

732-5224

Seogwipo-si

Hongik Travel Agency

746-0088

Jeju-si

Palm Hill

738-3230

Jeju-si

Four Season Pension

732-5222

Seogwipo-si

Hotel W - Jeju

752-7000

Jeju-si

Jeju Glass Castle

772-2000

Jeju-si

Hotel W â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Tab-dong

757-0314

Jeju-si

Jeju Submarine Tour

794-0200

Seogwipo-si

Hotel Elin

752-2299

Jeju-si

The Museum of Sex & Health

792-5700

Seogwipo-si

Hotel JM

747-6767

Jeju-si

Daeguk Marine Tour

732-6060

Seogwipo-si

Hill Park Motel

711-8047

Jeju-si

Raon Land / The Ma Park

795-8080

Jeju-si

Transportation

Travel Agency

Attraction

JEJU

TOURIST INFORMATION

Leonardo Da Vinci Museum

794-5115

Seogwipo-si

Chocolate Museum

792-3191

Seogwipo-si

Believe it or Not Museum

738-3003

Seogwipo-si

Trick Art Museum

805-0802

Seogwipo-si

Bangrimwon Botanic garden

773-0090

Jeju-si

Pacific Land

738-2888

Seogwipo-si

BL Bike Park & Museum

787-7667

Seogwipo-si

Peace Museum

772-2500

Jeju-si

Sangumburi Crater

783-9900

Jeju-si

Psyche World

799-7272

Jeju-si

Samseonghyeol

722-3315

Jeju-si

Hallim Park

796-0001

Jeju-si

Spirited Garden

772-3701

Jeju-si

Hueree

732-2114

Seogwipo-si

Natural Stone Art Museum

739-5588

Seogwipo-si

The Angel & Woodcutter Theme House

784-9001

Jeju-si

World Automobile Jeju Museum

792-3000

Seogwipo-si

Africa Museum

738-6565

Seogwipo-si

Pinx Golf Club

792-5200

Seogwipo-si

Eco Land Theme Park

802-8024

Jeju-si

Nine Bridges Country Club

793-9999

Seogwipo-si

Yeomiji Botanical Garden

738-3828

Seogwipo-si

The Classic Golf & Resort

766-7100

Seogwipo-si

Ilchulland

784-2080

Seogwipo-si

Raon Golf Club

795-8000

Jeju-si

Jeju Dinosaur Land

746-3060

Jeju-si

La Reine Golf Club

754-9000

Jeju-si

Kimnyoung Maze Park

782-9266

Jeju-si

Lake Hills Golf Club

738-8858

Seogwipo-si

Jeju Love Land

712-6988

Jeju-si

Booyoung CC

766-5500

Seogwipo-si

Jeju Folk Village & Museum

787-4501

Seogwipo-si

Black Stone Golf & Resort

796-9988

Jeju-si

World Seashell Museum

762-5551

Seogwipo-si

Cypress Golf & Resort

787-8888

Seogwipo-si

Teddy Bear Museum

738-7600

Seogwipo-si

Shineville GC

787-8700

Seogwipo-si

Jeju PMC

723-8878

Jeju-si

Saint Four Golf & Resort

786-3800

Jeju-si

Jeju Herb Dongsan

787-7362

Seogwipo-si

Skyhill Jeju Country Club

731-2000

Seogwipo-si

Daeyoo Industry

738-0500

Seogwipo-si

Spring Dale Golf & Resort

800-8000

Seogwipo-si

Maze Land

784-3838

Jeju-si

Arden Hill Resort &GC

1588-7208

Jeju-si

Jeju Lilliput Theme Park

794-5400

Seogwipo-si

Jeju Everis Golf & Resort

795-5000

Jeju-si

Jeju Mini-mini Land

782-7720

Jeju-si

Eco Land CC

802-8000

Jeju-si

Teddy Bear Safari

799-1120

Jeju-si

Elysian Country Club

798-7000

Jeju-si

Trick Art Museum /(Alive Museum)

805-0888

Seogwipo-si

Ora Country Club

747-5100

Jeju-si

Golf Course

239 Wooridul Country Club

766-7700

Seogwipo-si

OK Horse-riding

787-3066

Seogwipo-si

Cheju Country Club

702-0451

Jeju-si

Uri Horse-riding

787-4831

Seogwipo-si

Jeju Hill CC

702-0205

Jeju-si

Ieodo Horse-riding

783-0917

Seogwipo-si

Zephyros Golf Club

720-7000

Jeju-si

Jeongui Horse-riding

787-2347

Seogwipo-si

Jungmun Beach Golf Club

738-1202

Seogwipo-si

Jeju Tourism Horse-riding

783-5008

Jeju-si

Castlex Golf Club

793-6688

Seogwipo-si

Jeju Horse-riding Park

799-9540

Jeju-si

Crown Country Club

784-4811

Jeju-si

Jeju Horse-riding

784-1441

Jeju-si

Tameus Golf & Village

793-0707

Jeju-si

Jeju Island Horse-riding Park

721-9001

Jeju-si

Teddy Valley Golf & Resort

793-1000

Seogwipo-si

Jeju Pony Park

787-2597

Seogwipo-si

Plaza CC

727-9000

Jeju-si

Joeun Horse-riding

738-0383

Seogwipo-si

Hallasan Country Club

754-5678

Jeju-si

Junseong Academy

799-6355

Jeju-si

Haevichi Country Club

780-8000

Jeju-si

Jungmun Horse-riding Park

738-1944

Seogwipo-si

Jungmun Horse-riding Club

738-8002

Seogwipo-si

Cheongsu Horse-riding Experience Center

772-5534

Jeju-si

Chowon Horse-riding

738-0344

Seogwipo-si

Tamna Horse-riding

782-5577

Jeju-si

Halla Horse-riding

794-5999

Seogwipo-si

Hallim Horse-riding

011-699-1993 Jeju-si

Experience Horse-riding Jeju-si

Korea Polo Country Club

784-9020

CNP Horse-riding Academy

010-6713-5810 Seogwipo-si

Nanuri Horse-riding

784-3377

Jeju-si

Dongbu Horse-riding

787-5220

Seogwipo-si

Raon The Ma Park

795-8080

Jeju-si

Daeyoo Land ATV

738-0500

Seogwipo-si

Meongae Horse-riding

783-3631

Seogwipo-si

Dongbu Leisure Town ATV

787-5220

Seogwipo-si

Seogwang Horse-riding

794-5220

Seogwipo-si

Deungmeoul Leaisure (Udo)

783-1071

Jeju-si

Seojin Horse-riding

782-0314

Jeju-si

Meonae Horse-riding

784-3631

Seogwipo-si

Seongeup Horse-riding

787-2324

Seogwipo-si

Sanbada ATV

794-0117

Seogwipo-si

Songdang Horse-riding

782-1199

Jeju-si

Seogwang Horse-riding

794-5220

Seogwipo-si

Alps Horse-riding

787-3663

Seogwipo-si

Seongeup Land ATV

787-5324

Seogwipo-si

Eoseongsaeng Horse-riding

746-5532

Jeju-si

Sinhwa Leisure Buggy Cars

792-8188

Seogwipo-si

ATV Experience

JEJU

TOURIST INFORMATION

Aero Bumper Cars (Joeun Horse-riding) 792-0550

Seogwipo-si

Jeongui Horse-riding

787-2347

Seogwipo-si

Jeju Land ATV

787-8020

Seogwipo-si

Hallasan Pension ATV

747-6688

Jeju-si

Kart Club

Enjoykiteboarding School

010-3834-0610 Seogwipo-si

Otium Yacht & Jeju Jet

745-6363 (제주점) 739-3939 (중문점)

Yuyang Marine Tourism

794-6661

Seogwipo-si

JM Grand Blue Yacht

739-7776

Seogwipo-si

Jeju Ocean Experience Center

784-5757

Jeju-si Seogwipo-si

Jeju-si Seogwipo-si

Dongbu Kart Club

787-5220

Seogwipo-si

Jeju Sea World

784-2333

Seogwang Kart Experience Center

792-6660

Seogwipo-si

Jeju Zooty Club

010-4789-1118 Seogwipo-si

Seongeup Ppungppung Kart Club

787-5324

Seogwipo-si

Jeju Pirates’ Submarine

772-2808

Jeju-si

Seri Kart World

739-8254

Seogwipo-si

Chagwido Glass Yacht

772-3123

Jeju-si Jeju-si

Songak Kart Experience Center

794-1717

Seogwipo-si

Chagwido Ferry

Mysterious Road Kart Experience Center

772-3224 738-5355

711-3773

Jeju-si

Pacific Land (yacht)

738-2888

Seogwipo-si

Winners’ Kart Club

787-8133

Seogwipo-si

Pony Kart Club

787-8008

Seogwipo-si

Jungmun Kart Club

738-8002

Seogwipo-si

Diver House

792-3336

Seogwipo-si

Dive Land

732-9092

Seogwipo-si

Leports Club Ssing

782-7522

Seogwipo-si

Ferry / Submarine / Marine Leisure

Scuba Diving & Wind Surfing

Gim Nyung Yacht Tour

787-5220

Jeju-si

Jeju Haema Diving Center

Noa Yacht

792-6660

Jeju-si

Diving experience

Dodu Marina

787-5324

Jeju-si

Parang Island Scuba Diving (Scuba Academy)

Marado Ferry

739-8254

Seogwipo-si

Marado Submarine

794-1717

Seogwipo-si

Marado Jet Boat

711-3773

Seogwipo-si

Fishign on a barge

763-1234 Seogwipo-si 010-3692-7906

Sanbangsansarang’s Ferry

1599-1567

Shangri-La Yacht Tour

739-2340 Seogwipo-si 010-5450-4533 796-1515 Jeju-si 796-1951~3 794-9728

Seogwipo-si

Galjungi

794-1686

Seogwipo-si

Jeju Onggi learning experience in Gueok-ri

792-7954

Seogwipo-si

Seogwipo-si

Mongsaengi

796-8285

Jeju-si

1544-2988

Seogwipo-si

Muldeurine

772-5079

Jeju-si

Seogwipo Ferry

732-1717

Seogwipo-si

Sangyeong Pottery

792-5882

Seogwipo-si

Seogwipo Submarine

732-6060

Seogwipo-si

Seogwipo Agricultural Technology Center

733-5959

Seogwipo-si

Pottery / Dyeing Experience

241 Sinpung-ri Office in Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si (persimmon dyeing)

782-0311

Seogwipo-si

Seongji Pottery

787-2773

Seogwipo-si

Art Center of Ilchul Land

782-7654

Jeju Doyewon Jeju Onggi Village (available between April and November)

Samchuly Bicycle

733-3022 (Seogwipo)

Seogwipo-si

Seogwipo-si

Scooter & Free Zone

762-5296

Seogwipo-si

792-0052~3

Seogwipo-si

I Scooter

747-7909

Jeju-si

773-0091

Jeju-si

Olle Scooter

752-1325

Jeju-si

Yongduam Hiking

711-8256

Jeju-si

Udo Hiking

783-0515

Jeju-si Jeju-si

Experience Fishery & Ecology Geolmae Ecology Park

760-3032

Seogwipo-si

Bicycle Trip

010-31001414

Bird sanctuary in Hado-ri

783-3073

Jeju-si

Jeju Island Hiking

711-2200

Jeju-si

Clam digging in Gueom-ri

713-2239

Jeju-si

Jeju Bikers

711-4979

Jeju-si

Fishery in Dongbok-ri

782-7469

Jeju-si

Jeju Bike

752-6863

Jeju-si

Clam digging in Ojo-ri

782-2516

Jeju-si

Jeju Scooter Travel

722-3700

Jeju-si

Jecknife clam in Jongdal-ri

783-3216

Jeju-si

Jeju Olle & Bike

739-3500

Seogwipo-si

9-gut Village in Nakcheon-ri

773-1946

Jeju-si

Corex

733-7107

Seogwipo-si

Agriculture themed traditional village

773-1946

Jeju-si

Tabalro Hiking

751-2000

Jeju-si

Ecology culture experience village

792-2333

Seogwipo-si

Tarzan Bike

727-8253

Jeju-si

Eomeong & Abang Festival Village

782-0311

Seogwipo-si

Tamna Scooter

742-5006

Jeju-si

Dragon King Nandre Village

738-0715

Seogwipo-si

Green Bike Sharing

721-0333

Jeju-si

Hiking Jeju

721-3002

Jeju-si

Hiking Jeju

721-4802

Jeju-si

Halla Hiking

712-2678 742-8090

Jeju-si

Other

Bicycle Rent OK Hiking

755-1134

Jeju-si

Daeyeong Bicycle

796-3411

Jeju-si

Treasure Island Hiking

721-4111

Jeju-si

Samchuly Bicycle

751-2000 Jeju-si (Jungang) 751-0946 Jeju-si (Tap-dong) 746-1722 Jeju-si (Shin Jeju-do)

JEJU

TOURIST INFORMATION

About Transportation

Flight Reservation

Traffic Administration Division of Jeju City Hall

728-3192

Local Police Agency of Jeju Special Self-Governing Provincial

710-6314

Traffic Administration Division of Seogwipo City Hall

760-3111

Jeju Airport Rental Car

744-4800

Jeju Rental Car

735-3355

Jeju Star Rental Car

723-3345

Jeju Ssing Ssing Rental Car

746-8466

OK Rental Car

743-4000

Jeju Rental Car Association

746-2294

Jeju Unification Rental Car

745-4500

Korean Air

1588-2001

Asiana Airlines

1588-8000

Jeju Air

1599-1500

Jin Air

1600-6200

Eastar Jet

1544-0080

Rental Car (strictly selected business)

Tamna Rental Car

742-3300

Air Busan

1666-3060

AJ Rental Car

726-3322

Korea Rental Car

748-5005

Tway Air

1688-8686

Good Morning Rental Car

742-8003

Hangil Rental Car

712-6161

China Eastern Airlines

1661-2600

Daesin Rental Car

744-8123

Hansung Rental Car

747-2100

China Southern Airlines

1899-5539

Donga Rental Car

743-1515

Happy Rental Car

711-7935

TransAsia Airways

051-462-6789

Jeju Dream Rental Car

744-3939

Dragon Air

02-311-2800

Rent ParkRental Car

711-1665

Chartered Bus / Taxi

Metro Rental Car

1588-2250

Borader Transportation

Bali Rental Car

743-3727

Grand Nature Express & Tour 792-1145

Seongsan Rental Car

746-3230

Dongseoyang Express & Tour 723-2002

New Jeju Rental Car

743-9555

Lion Transportation

747-7715

Sunny Ville Rental Car

748-1600

Sejong Express & Tour

713-9666

Arirang Rental Car

749-2139

Sinhwa Express & Tour

747-2580

Oreum Rental Car

712-8570

Olle Express & Tour

724-8825

Yongduam Rental Car

711-0388

Useong Express & Tour

746-4666

World Rental Car

743-1007

Ilgwang Express & Tour

748-5505

Report on Traffic Inconvenience

Yumyeong Rental Car

745-5200

Traffic and Flight Division of Jeju Special Self- 710-2433 Governing Provincial

Jangsu Rental Car

746-8400

Private Taxi Association of Jeju Special Self-governing Province

744-2793

Jeju Asan Rental Car

743-9991

Traffic Information Traffic Administration Division of Jeju Dongbu Police Station

750-1261

Traffic Administration Division of Jeju Seobu Police Station

760-1261

Traffic Administration Division of Seogwipo Police Station

760-5261

782-9111

Chartered Bus Association of Jeju Special Self-governing 723-2056 Province

243

Ferry / Boat

New Samsung Tourism

749-9001

Ferry

Jungang Express & Tour

725-6200

Ferry information

720-8520

Gapado (Moseulpo - Gapado) 794-3500

Cheonil Express & Tour

743-0447

Jeju - Busan

751-1901

Marado (Moseulpo - Marado) 794-3500

Cheonggu Transportation

711-7875

Jeju – Mokpo (Chuja)

758-4234

Biyangdo (Hallim - Biyangdo) 796-7522

Halla Express & Tour

711-5522

Jeju – Wando (Chuja)

751-5050

Udo (Jongdal-ri - Udo)

782-7719

Hanbo Transportation

747-2370

Jeju – Nokdong

723-9700

Udo (Seongsanpo - Udo)

782-5671

Jeju – Samcheonpo

753-9333

Seongsanpo – Jangheung

782-1025

Weather Information

Jeju - Usuyeong

758-4234

Weather Call Center

131

AIRPORT SHUTTLE BUSES No. 36 Oedo ‹-› Dodu ‹-› Seo Middle School ‹-› Jesung Maeul ‹-› Singwangno ‹-› Sammu Park ‹-› Suhyup Jeju Province Association ‹-› Sinjeju Rotary ‹-› Jeju International Airport ‹-› Meokdolsaegi ‹-› Seomun Police Substation ‹-› Yongmun Rotary ‹-› Yongdam Rotary ‹-› Seomun Market ‹-› Gwandeokjeong->Jungangro ‹-› Civic Center ‹-› City Hall ‹-› Tax Office ‹-› Jeju District Court ‹-› Jeju Girls' High School ‹-› Cheju National University

No. 37 Hagwi-ri (Susan,Beonde-dong) ‹-› Gyemyeong-ri ‹-› Oedobuyeong Apart ‹-› Ihoi-dong ‹-› The Entrance to Oil Market ‹-› Nohyeong Jugong Apart ‹-› Nohyeong Rotary ‹-› Halla Hospital ‹-› Munhwa Photo Studio ‹-› Suhyup Jeju Province Association ‹-› Jeju International Airport ‹-› Yongmun Rotary ‹-› Yongdam Rotary ‹-› Gwandeokjeong ‹-› Jungang Rotary ‹-› Gwangyang Rotary ‹-› City Hall ‹-› Girls' High School ‹-› Cheju National University (Wolpyeong-dong, Technical High School)

No. 100 Samyang-dong ‹-› Hwabuk-dong ‹-› Dong Middle School ‹-› Ohyun High School ‹-› Fire Station (old) ‹-› Jeju Girls' Commercial High School ‹-› Dongmun Rotary ‹-› Jungang Rotary ‹-› Gwangyang Rotary ‹-› Bus terminal ‹-› Sinjeju Rotary ‹-› Namseoul Plaza Hotel ‹-› Jewon Apart ‹-› Yeondong Area ‹-› Jewon Apartment ‹-› Sinjeju Rotary ‹-› Jeju International Airport ‹-› Bus Terminal ‹-› Jungang Rotary ‹-› Dongmun Rotary ‹-› Jeju Girls' Commercial High School ‹-› Fire Station (old) ‹-› Ohyun High School ‹-› Dong Middle School ‹-› Hwabuk-dong ‹-› Samyang-dong

No. 200 Jeju International Airport ‹-› Sinjeju Rotary ‹-› KBS Broadcasting Company ‹-› Jewon Apart ‹-› Halla Hospital ‹-› Nohyeong Rotary ‹-› Nohyeong Elementary School ‹-› Jeju Tourism College (a.m.) or The Development District of Nohyeong Residential Site (p.m.) ‹-› Nohyeong Elementary School ‹-› Nohyeong Rotary ‹-› Halla Hospital ‹-› Jewon Apart ‹-› KBS Broadcasting Company ‹-› Sinjeju Rotary ‹-› Orasam-dong ‹-› Bus terminal ‹-› Police Office, Culture and Art Hall ‹-› Inhwa-dong ‹-› Jeju Girls' Commercial High School ‹-› Dongmun Rotary ‹-› Gwandeokjeong ‹-› Yongdam Rotary ‹-› Jeju International Airport

JEJU

TOURIST INFORMATION

No. 500 Jeju National University ‹-› Moseokwon ‹-› Yeomgwang Apart ‹-› AraJugong Apart ‹-› Jeju Girls' High School ‹-› Jeju District Court ‹-› City Hall ‹-› Civic Center ‹-› Jungang Rotary ‹-› Gwandeokjeong ‹-› Yongdam Rotary ‹-› Jeju International Airport ‹-› Jewon Apart ‹-› Halla Hospital ‹-› Nohyeong Rotary ‹-› Jeju Jeil High School ‹-› Jeju Halla College

Airport Limousine No. 600 Jeju International Airport ‹-› THE Hotel ‹-› Jungmun Tourist Complex (Yeomiji) ‹-› Hana Hotel ‹-› Hyatt Hotel ‹-› Shilla Hotel ‹-› The Sweet Hotel ‹-› Lotte Hotel ‹-› Seaes Hotel &Resort-Convention) ‹-› World Cup Stadium ‹-› New Gyeongnam Hotel ‹-› Seogwipo Port ‹-› Paradise Hotel ‹-› Seogwipo KAL Hotel ※ Bus service hour can be changed according to hour to attend school or come home. ※ When kneeling bus is out of order or on checking, general bus is operated. Please use after checking this. ※ Bus can not be serviced when there is a difficulty caused by traffic jam by opening beach or overflown sea water.

INTERCITY BUS ROUTES (DEPARTURED JEJU INTERCITY BUS TERMINAL) JEJU LOCAL BUS TERMINAL

753-1153

SEOGWIPO NEW TOWN BUS TERMINAL

739-4645

West Ilju Road (Local Road 1132) This bus runs every 20 minutes.

Iho ‹-› Hagwi ‹-› Yaewol ‹-› Gwakji ‹-› Hallim ‹-› Ongpo ‹-› Hallim Park ‹-› Panpo ‹-› Sinchang ‹-› Gosan Moseulpo ‹-› Mt. Sanbang ‹-› Jungmun ‹-› Seogwipo

East Ilju Road (Local Road 1132) This bus runs every 20 minutes

Jocheon ‹-› Hamdeok ‹-› Gimnyeong (Manjang Cave) ‹-› Saehwa ‹-› Jongdal ‹-› Seongsan ‹-› Samdal ‹-› Pyoseon ‹-› Namwon (Cinema Museum) ‹-› Seogwipo

5.16 Road (Local Road 1131) This bus runs every 12 minutes.

City Hall ‹-› Sancheondan ‹-› Industry College ‹-› Seongpanak ‹-› Suak ‹-› Donneko ‹-› Seogwipo

1100 Road (Local Road 1139) This bus runs every 80 minutes

Eorimok ‹-› 1100 Level Rest Area ‹-› Yeongsil ‹-› Jungmun *Departure from Jungmun, Summer : 08:15 ~ 18:35, Winter : 09:15 ~ 12:15( runs every 1 hour) City Hall ‹-› Sangumburi Craters ‹-› Daecheon-dong ‹-› Seong-eup ‹-› Pyoseon (Folk Village)

Beonyeongro (National Highway 97) This bus runs every 20 minutes

* Via Bonggae 06:10 ~21:30, This bus runs every 20 or 40 minutes Daehan Life Insurance ‹-› Bonggae ‹-› Daecheon-dong ‹-› Seong-eup ‹-› Pyoseon (Folk Village)

Pyeonghwaro (Local Road 1135) This bus runs every 20 minutes

Halla Hospital ‹-› Tourism College ‹-› Horse Race Park ‹-› Driver's License Test Course ‹-› Donggwang ‹-› Mt. Sanbang ‹-› Moseulpo

Jungmun Express Road (Local Road 1135)This bus runs every 12~15 minutes

Halla Hospital ‹-› Tourism College ‹-› Horse Race Park ‹-› Driving Test Area ‹-› Donggwang ‹-› Jungmun ‹-› Seogwipo

Namjo Road (Local Road 1118) This bus runs every 20 minutes

Bonggae ‹-› Mini-mini Land ‹-› Jaedong Ranch ‹-› Horse Grazing Field ‹-› Namwon (Cinema Museum) ‹-› Seogwipo

245 Goseong 5-Day Market (4th and 9th) Daejeong 5-Day Market (1st and 6th) Pyoseon 5-Day Market (2nd and 7th)

Shopping Information

Duty Free Shop appointed by the Jeju Tourism 780-7700 Organization (Jungmun) Duty Free Shop appointed by the Jeju Tourism Orga- 783-7794 nization (Seongsan Port) JDC Duty Free Shop at Jeju International Airport The 1st JDC Duty Free Shop at the Jeju Port The 2nd JDC Duty Free Shop at the Jeju Port

740-9900

Duty free shop for residents

* 2nd and 7th â&#x2020;&#x2019; Days ending with 2nd and 7th ex) 2nd, 7th, 12th, 17th, 22nd, and 27th

740-9937

1688-4000 Duty free shop New Jeju Duty Free Shop 1688-1110 for forof Hotel Shilla eigners Lotte Jeju Duty Free 731-4430 Shop Permanent and Traditional market Dongmun Market

Ildoil-dong

Seomun Market

Yongdamil-dong

New Jeju Traditional Market

Yeon-dong

Seogwipo Arcade

Seogwi-dong

Moseulpo Central Market

Hamo-ri, Daejeong-eup

Information on Jeju Tourism & Report on Inconvenience

Doduil-dong Sehwa-ri, Gujwa-eup Daerim-ri, Hallim-eup Donghong-dong Jungmun-dong

Homepage of tourism related organizations

Jeju City Hall

www.jejusi.go.kr

Seogwipo City Hall

www.seogwipo. go.kr

Tourism Related Organization

Jeju Tourism Organization www.ijto.or.kr

Jeju Information Call Center

Duty free shop for Korean tourists -Jeju Tourism Organization International Convention Center Jeju Jeju Convention & Visitors Bureau Jeju Special SelfGoverning Provincial Tourism Association

064-120

Korea Tourism Organization 1330

Administrative Organization on Tourism Tourism Policy Division in Jeju Special 710-3344 Self-governing Province Tourism Promotion Division in Jeju City Hall Tourism Promotion Division in Seogwipo City Hall

728-2751~3 760-2651~3

Information on Jeju Tourism Jeju Tourism Organization 740-6000 Jeju Welcome Center

5-Day Market

Jeju Information Center 758-7181 (port) Korea Tourism 742-7200 Organization (Jeju office)

Jeju Special www.jeju.go.kr Self-governing Province

740-9935

Hanhwa Duty Free Shop at Jeju International Airport

Jeju 5-Day Market (2nd and 7th) Sehwa 5-Day Market (5th and 10th) Halrim 5-Day Market (4th and 9th) Seogwipo 5-Day Market (4th and 9th) Jungmun 5-Day Market (3rd and 8th)

Goseong-ri, Seongsan-eup Hamo-ri, Daejeong-eup Pyoseon-ri, Pyoseon-myeon

Jeju Duty-Free Shop for Korean tourists International Convention Center Jeju Jeju Convention & Visitors Bureau Jeju Special SelfGoverning Provincial Tourism Association Jeju Information Center (airport)

740-6000~2 780-7700 735-1000 739-1801~4 742-8861 742-8866

www.jejudfs.com www.iccjeju.co.kr www.jejucvb.or.kr www.hijeju.or.kr

Hospital Jeju National University Hospital Jeju Medical Center Jeju Jungang Hospital Jeju Hallim Hospital Hankook General Hospital Cheju Halla General Hospital Hanmaeum Medical Center Seogwipo Medical Center Yeolrim Hospital

717-1114

Jeju-si

720-2222

Jeju-si

720-2000

Jeju-si

754-6300

Jeju-si

750-0000

Jeju-si

740-5000

Jeju-si

750-9000

Jeju-si

730-3000

Seogwipo-si

762-8001

Seogwipo-si

JEJU

TOURIST INFORMATION

Tourist Information

146 Donnaeko Resort

733-1584

156 Hyeopjae / Geumneung Beach 796-2404

PAGE

146 Dosun Dawon

739-0419

113 Iho Taewoo Beach

154 125

ATTRACTION

TEL.

12 Caves on the Hwangwuji 760-3033 Coast A Story of Enzyme from a lazy 725-3650 farmer

161 Dragon Head Shore

794-2940

135

169 Drama World

792-6600

152

International Convention Center Jeju International Peace Center Jeju

743-2084 735-1000 735-6550

192 Abu Oreum

783-4093

192 Ecoland Theme Park

802-8000

154 Jejigi Oreum

760-4500

151 Africa Museum

738-6565

151 Eongddo Waterfall

760-3192

174 Jeju Aerospace Museum

800-2114

165 Andeok Valley 187

Aqua Planet Jeju

170 Banglimwon

794-9001 780-0900 773-0090

Town Excellent Food 070-4543129 Eoyeong Servicing District 5433~4

148

Gaetkkak Jusangjeollidae, Saekdal Coast

193

Jeju Agriculture Ecological Park

733-5959

194 Jeju Art Land

783-6700

760-4841

174 Jeju Art Park

794-9680

126 Baozen Street

145 Gangjeongcheon Resort

760-4782

130 Jeju Castle Site

728-2733

147 Believe It or Not Museum, Jeju 738-3003

145 Geolme Eco Park

710-3314

152 Jeju Dawon

738-4433

147 Beomseom (Islet)

180 Geomum Oreum

710-8981

173 Jeju Dinosaur Theme Park

746-3060

740-2673

194

787-4501~2

728-2733

Folklore & Natural His118 Jeju tory Museum

710-7708

733-1586

129 Jeju Folklore Museum

755-1976

182 Bijarim Forest 204

Biyangdo Island

760-2651

Geomunyeo Beach Picturesque Place

783-3857

145

796-0038

168 Geumsan Park Gidang Contemporary Art Museum

Jeju Folk Village

190 BL Bike Park

787-7667

145

170 Bonte Museum

792-8108

188 Gimnyeong Beach

783-3001

153 Jeju Fossil Museum

787-7831

728-2733

188 Gimnyeong Maze Park

782-9266

153 Jeju Glass Museum

792-6262~3

728-3595

173 Glass Castle

772-7777

195 Jeju Haenyeo Museum

782-9898

799-7720

126

Bultapsa Five Story Stone Pagoda

126 Byeoldobong (Islet)

Good Health and Long Life Theme Park

158 Chagwido (Islet)

772-3001

170

784-3500

167 Gosanri Historic Site

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195 Hyanggyo (Confucion 130 Jeju Shrine & school)

787-7362

196 Charac World 191 ChefLine World

751-8500

167 Greek Mythology Museum

773-5800

129 Jeju Love Land

712-6988

136 Cheonjeyeon Waterfall

760-6331

157 Gwakji Beach

799-0202

194 Jeju Mini-mini land

782-7720

142 Cheonjiyeon Waterfall

733-1528

131 Halla Arboretum

710-7575

119 Jeju Mokgwana

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175 Chocolate Museum

792-3121

176 Hallim Park

796-0001

119 Jeju Mokgwana

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742-8400

179 Hamdeok Beach

783-8014

114 Jeju Museum of Art

710-4300

206 Chujado Island

Hamelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Merchant Ship Exhibition Hangmong (Anti-Mongolian) Historical Site

Jeju Museum of Contemporary Art Jeju Museum of War History & Peace

757-0976

794-2940

175

713-1968

174

792-6114

125 Jeju National Museum

720-8000

197 Hongjodangoe Haebin Beach 783-0004

194 Jeju Rail Park

783-0033

782-0005

196 Honinji-Wedding Site

760-3576

130

732-2114

759-1339 Starlight World Park and 122 Jeju 728-8900 Planetarium

174 Chusa Exile Site

760-3406

175

168 Da Vinci Museum

794-5114

164

168 Daejeong Hyanggyo

794-7944

176 Hello Kitty Island

146 Daeyu Land

738-0500

189 Daheeyeon

Jeju Herb Dongsan

710-7801 772-2500

Jeju Seaside Concert Hall

739-3905

197 Hueree Natural Life Park

189 Dokkebi Park

783-1700

166 Hwasun Beach

760-4311

178 Jeju Stone Culture Park

710-7731

190 Dolhareubang Park

782-0570

163 Hyeongjeseom (Islet)

794-2611

173 Jeju Stone Village Park

772-4007

146

Dak Paper Dall Museum

247

153 Jeju Water World

739-1930~3

150 Seri World

739-8254

760-3611

168 Nakcheonri 9-gut Village Keuneong Seaside 188 Namwon Picturesque Place

773-1946

141 Jeju World Cup Stadium

760-4112

128 Shinsan Park

726-0885

130 Jeju’s Folk Five-Day Market

743-5985

125 Nanta Theatre

723-8878

150 Shinsegae Show&Circus

711-8222

Jejuyo Hwasanto Ceramics Culture Museum

748-0121

125 Nexon Computer Museum

745-1994

186 Shinyang Beach

782-2810

773-1948

172 O’Sulloc Tea Museum

794-5312

151 Shiri Hill

735-5114

721-7421

137 Oedolgae

760-3033

192 Smart Grid Promotion Hall

740-3131

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143

732-1562

738-2888

Miniature Theme 171 Soingook Park

794-5400

787-3110

154 SOS Museum

739-7707

173

159 Jeoji Artists’ Town 124

Jeolmul Natural Recreation Forest

Ohhyeondan (Altar for five Sages)

144 Jeongbang Waterfall

733-1530

129

172 Jumbo Village

792-1233

154 Pacific Land

134 Jungmun Beach 139

Jungmun Daepo Haean Columnar-Jointed Lava

193 Jungseok Aviation Pavilion

Photo Gallery Images of Nature

738-1541

193

738-1521

175 Psyche World

799-7272

172 Suweolbong

772-3001

784-5322

183 Pyoseon Beach

188

Kim Young-Gap Gallery, Dumoak

784-9907

171

Korea Auto Museum

760-4476

131 Tapdong breakwater

757-3003

127

Replica of Chinese Refuge Ship

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153 Teddy Bear Museum

738-7600

Saeseom Island

738-1521

169

795-8080

792-3000

140

152 Lee Jung-seop Museum

733-3555

148 Sammaebong

732-1330

169 Let's Run Park Jeju

786-8114

128 Samsaseok

722-3315

181 Manjanggul Cave

710-7903

117 Samseonghyeol

202 Marado Provincial Ocean Park 794-7130 202

Marado Provincial Ocean Park (Marado , Gapado)

169

Marine Park

Soesokkak

123 Samyang Black Sand Beach Samyangdong Prehistoric Site

The Ma Park

museum of Phoenix / 171 The Stone Tortoise Museum

772-4567

722-3315

171 The Spirited Gardens

772-3701

755-4686

190

Theme park Fairy and Woodcutter

784-9001

723-0782

196 Tokkiseom (Rabbit Islet)

783-3001

728-2732

196

787-8774

792-4663

128

792-7777

127 Sancheondan

784-3838

190 Sangumburi (volcanic crater) 783-9900

200 Udo island

783-0004

783-2008

127 Sanjicheon

757-3003

193 Micheongul Ilchul Land

784-2080

127 Sarabong Park / Lighthouse

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192 UdoLighthouse 211 (Lighthouse Park)

783-0180

189 Moguri Camping Ground

760-3408

57

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172 Wolryeong Home of Cactus

796-2589

121 Mt. Hallasan National Park

713-9950

149 Seobok Exhibition

763-3225

150 World Seashell Museum

762-5551

794-2940

148 Seogeondo (Islet)

760-4782

150 World Sex Culture Museum

739-0059

760-4022

149 Seogwipo Citrus Museum

767-3010~1

151 Yeomiji Botanical Gardens

735-1100

191 Yeongsilgiam

725-9950

189 Maze Land 195

160

Memorial Hall of Resistance to Japan

Mt. Sanbangsan

162 Mt. Songaksan

Saryeoni Forest Path

Seogwipo Natural Recreation 738-4544 Forest

147 Munseom (Islet)

760-2652

148

147 Museum becomes alive

805-0888

149 Seogwipo Submarine

170 Museum Mom

739-0061

191

Seolmoondaehalmang Theme Park

167 Museum of Sex and Health

792-5700

191

Seongeup Folk Village

Trick Art Museum

732-6060

152 Yeongsilgiam

747-9950

782-2332

115 Yongduam, Yongyeon

728-3918

787-1179

195 ZIP-LINE JEJU

1544-7991

126 Myeongdoam Tourist Pasture 721-2401

184 Seongsan Ilchulbong

783-0959

Road (Dokkaebi 128 Mysterious Road)

742-8866

185 Seopjikoji

782-2810

167 Nabire Exhibition Center

773-2388

149 Seopseom (Islet)

760-2650

JEJU SPECIAL SELF-GOVERNING PROVINCE The island became the Jeju Special Self-Governing Province on July 1, 2006, in order to develop into a free, internationally competitive city

No-Visa ∙ No-Tax Free International City, Jeju Special Self-Governing province • Acquired autonomous rights in all areas except for national defense, diplomacy and jurisdiction.

• Promotion of deregulation for options and concentrations of core industries such as tourism, education, medical and high-tech industries.

Development of a free international city that allows the unrestricted movement of people, goods and capital • Promotion of significant deregulations based on a comprehensive investment promotion system.

• Drastic improvement of investment environment.

- Transfer of government authorities to Jeju Special Self-Governing Province: Right to approve establishment of foreign casino establishments.

Designation authority of investment promotion districts.

- Introduction of land bank system for investors, eminent domain is given to private business - Decrease in the term of approval and permission for establishment (one-stop service office) from 22 months to eight months.

- Right to grant permanent residency for foreigners purchasing real estate (Small investors buying condosor pensions valued at more than 500 million won).

- Deregulation of ownership of timeshare condominiums: Minimum of five people per unit (mainland) ⇒ single occupancy (foreigner) / double occupancy (domestic tourists).

- Allow introduction of open investment hospitals (profit corporation hospitals): Health Care Town + A second Tourism Complex.

- Promotion of English Education City (First step establishment of schools): NLCS, St. Alban’s - Jeju Advanced Science Technology Complex: occupied by 19 companies including DAUM Corporation.

Development of Core industries • Tourism: Transfer three federal Acts to Jeju jurisdiction regarding tourism field, establishment of duty-free shop for domestic tourists, no visa for foreigners, expansion of entry, approval for free traffic rights, designation of international convention city, launch of Jeju Tourism Organization.

• Education: Development of English education city (establishment of 11 international schools), approval of foreign education institute establishment, special regulation for admission and operation.

• Medical system: Designation of exclusive medical zone, approval of open investment hospitals, development of Jeju Health Care Town, designation of medical institutes for foreigners, enforcement of independent care system, expansion in range of services by medical corporations.

• Green growth: Transfer of authority regarding solar and wind energy.

Fostering a smart grid project, establishment of an exemplary city for green growth • First Industry: Transfer authority in regards to preserving and utilizing farmlands, set fishing catch limits and reclaim common water.