A One-Day Tour East of Jeju

Saryeoni Forest Path - A stunning and pristine forest trail where visitors can enjoy the refreshing aroma of cedar trees.

Seongeup Folk Village - This entire village, preserving the traditional lifestyle of ancient Jeju residents, is recognized as an Important Folklore Cultural Heritage site.

Ilchul Land - Ilchul Land is a reflective and abstract botanical garden that enhances the tourism industry in eastern Jeju Island. It begins with Micheongul Cave, which holds significant academic, tourist, and cultural value, maintaining the mystery of the underground. (Entrance fee: $10)

Gwangchigi Beach - Gwangchigi Beach marks the end of the first course of the Jeju Island Olle Trail and the beginning of the second course.

Seongsan Ilchulbong - Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak, standing 180 meters above sea level, erupted underwater around 5,000 years ago, making it a unique crater among many on Jeju Island.

Haenyeo Museum - Managed by the Maritime Industry Division of Jeju Special Self-Governing Province’s Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Bureau, the Haenyeo Museum is dedicated to preserving and promoting the haenyeo culture of Jeju. (Entrance fee: $1)

One-Day Tour in the Southwest of Jeju

Mysterious Road (Dokkaebi Road) - Known as the Mystery Road or Goblin Road, this peculiar location defies gravity as cars appear to roll uphill on a downhill slope.

Hallasan National Park - Eoseungsaengak is a favored oreum for those seeking a gentle climb, with its well-preserved natural ecology serving as an educational nature trail.

Cheonjeyeon Falls - Located in Jungmun-dong, Seogwipo, Jeju, Cheonjeyeon Falls features three tiers of waterfalls: upper, middle, and lower, beneath Cheonjegyo Bridge. The first waterfall is 22 meters high, with water cascading down to form the second and third falls. (Entrance fee: $2)

Daepo Haean Jusangjeolli Cliff - This geological wonder features a series of joint surfaces intersecting within a rock, creating columnar formations. The name comes from the rock’s appearance, resembling hot polygonal columns. (Entrance fee: $2)

Camellia Hill - As the largest Camellia Arboretum in the East, Camellia Hill showcases 500 varieties of camellia flowers from 80 countries, including native, baby, and European camellias. The arboretum is a favorite among couples and families, offering numerous charming photo spots. During the blooming season, visitors capture stunning photos against the vibrant backdrop of camellia flowers. (Entrance fee: $10)

O’sulloc Tea Museum - “Ossalok” signifies admiration for the resilience of green tea flourishing in the snow and the origin of “suuloc,” indicating the home of seolok tea. The museum operates the Oseolok Tea House, a café offering green tea, and the Oseolok Tea Museum in Seogwipo, Jeju Island.

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Parking fees

• lunch

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