Enjoy trekking on Mount Hallasan, a UNESCO World Heritage site. On clear days, you can capture the panoramic views of 'Biyangdo' and 'Seongsan Ilchulbong' along the 1.3km trailRead moreMore about Eoseungsaengak

On a vast site of over 60,000 square meters, a dense forest is formed with 500 varieties and over 600 camellia trees from 80 countries, blooming differently from autumn to spring. Additionally, there are more than 250 species of native plants in Jeju, including beautiful flowers and trees, making it a place with numerous picturesque photo spotsRead moreMore about Camellia Hill

Yongmeori Coast is located at the foot of Sanbangsan Mountain, extending from the mountainside to the coast. It is named Yongmeori, meaning 'dragon head,' as it resembles the head of a dragon entering the sea. Over millions of years, layered sandstone cliffs have been carved by the waves, creating a unique and majestic cliff formation. The deep caves and wave-carved imprints along the cliffs, like secret chambers, evoke a sense of grandeur when confronted with their long history. The picturesque cliffs, spanning 30 to 50 meters, curving along the coastline, have been featured as backgrounds in commercials and moviesRead moreMore about Yongmeori Beach

ntrance of Jeju's Seogwangdawon, where lush green tea fields spread out. It is a cultural space where Eastern and Western traditions harmonize, serving as a nature-friendly relaxation area. The entire building is shaped like a tea cup. It is a learning space where you can understand green tea and Korean traditional tea culture. Visitors can experience everything about Seollock teaRead moreMore about O’sulloc Tea Museum