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Places to visit in Jeju-si

This area in northern Jeju has beaches, volcanic landscapes, and forest retreats. Enjoy the sea at Hyeopjae and Gimnyeong, the woods of Jeolmul, and astronomy and ecology exhibitions.

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Jeju-si, Cedar forests and trails where you may encounter roe deer.

Places to visit

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  • Jeolmul Natural Recreation Forest

    About 20 minutes from Jeju City, this forest combines cedar plantations around 50 years old with natural woodland. It welcomes more visitors each year than any other national natural recreation forest and also has a children's forest experience center.

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  • Roe Deer Ecological Observation Center

    An open public space where visitors can observe around 100 roe deer and enjoy nature learning, ecological experiences, and hikes on oreum volcanic cones.

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  • Jeju Starlight World Park and Planetarium

    A cultural space for exploring astronomy and space science.

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  • Gwakji Tourist Area

    A popular retreat in western Jeju City, known for easy access and the chance to enjoy the sea and an open-air bath.

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  • Hyeopjae Tourist Area

    A popular retreat in western Jeju City, with emerald waters and views of Biyangdo Island.

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  • Gimnyeong Tourist Area

    A popular retreat in eastern Jeju City, with marine sports, camping, and plenty of other activities.

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  • National Jeju Museum

    Explore the history and culture of Jeju and nearby islands through artifacts excavated there.

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  • Samseonghyeol

    An urban historic site associated with the birth legend of Tamna's founding ancestors. Walk through the quiet, tree-shaded grounds and discover old stories of Jeju.

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  • Jeju Gwandeokjeong Pavilion

    A traditional pavilion preserved in central Jeju City, where you can see historic wooden architecture.

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  • Jeju Dongmun Market

    A traditional market in central Jeju City where you can browse local food and everyday goods.

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  • Iho Tewoo Beach

    A beach on the western coast of Jeju City. Take a relaxed stroll along the sandy shore and enjoy the sea views.

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  • Yongduam Rock

    A volcanic rock formation resembling a dragon's head rises beside Jeju's coast. Take in the unusual rock formations and sea views from the shore.

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  • Samyang Beach

    A beach east of Jeju City known for its black sand. Take a slow walk while looking out over the dark sand and sea.

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  • Hamdeok Beach

    A beach in Jeju City with clear emerald waters and a stretch of sand. You can also look down over the beach from Seoubong to the east.

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  • Sangumburi Crater

    A volcanic crater in the midlands of Jeju, with a gently sloping rim and broad field views. Walk around the rim and take in the grassland scenery.

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  • Bijarim Forest

    A natural heritage site with a forest of old torreya trees. Enjoy the quiet woods along walking trails shaded by the trees.

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  • Eco Land Theme Park

    A railway-themed ecological park in the Gotjawal forest. Ride a small train through scenery of forests, lakes, and gardens.

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  • Tokkiseom Island

    An uninhabited island in the sea east of Jeju, known as a natural habitat for giant crinum lilies. Depending on the tide, you can explore the island and the nearby coast.

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  • Udo Island

    An island destination in the sea east of Jeju, accessible by boat. It's a good place to explore island villages and coastal scenery.

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  • Let's Run Park Jeju

    A horse-racing park centered on Jeju horse races, with green lawns and hands-on facilities. You can explore the park facilities on days without races, too.

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  • Hyeopjae Cave

    A lava cave you can visit inside Hallim Park. Explore cave formations created by Jeju's volcanic activity.

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  • Biyangdo Island

    A volcanic island off the western coast of Jeju. Explore the scenery along its coastal trail, the lighthouse on Biyangbong, and Purlangmot Pond on the island's east side.

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  • Chagwido Island

    An uninhabited natural heritage island off the western coast of Jeju. Take a boat to see its distinctive volcanic landforms and surrounding sea.

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Scenes of the area

  • Cedar forests and trails where you may encounter roe deer.
  • Emerald waters along Jeju's coast.
  • Jeju's old town and a museum.
  • The coast from Yongduam Rock to Iho Beach.
  • Sand and sea along Jeju's eastern coast.
  • A crater and forest in eastern Jeju.
  • Islands off the coast of eastern Jeju.
  • Western Jeju's islands and forest trails.

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