VISIT JEJU

Daejeonghyanggyo Confucian School

Joseon Era Confucian School in Sagye-ri

Jonjaam Hermitage Site

The Former Site of Jonjaam Hermitage at the Foot of Bollae Oreum Volcanic Cone in Hawon-dong, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do

Chagwido Island

The Largest Uninhabited Island in Jeju, It Has a Magnificent View of a Coastal Cliff and Strangely Shaped Rocks

Lots to see everywhere: “Jongdal-ri” (Town at the end of Jeju)

Jongdal-ri is a town at the eastern end of Jeju. It is also called “Jimi.” which means “tail of the land.” Dumo-ri?a town in Hankyung-myeon at the western end of Jeju?is considered the head part of the land. Located farthest from Hallasan Mountain, this town has many things to offer. There’s the Yongnooni Oreum that was loved by the late photographer Kim Yeong-gap, as well as the ocean road filled with the sight of blooming hydrangea in the summertime. The town’s name, “Jongdal,” also means “mastery.” Jongdal-ri?the tail of the land, the town at the end of Jeju? incorporates all the native beauty of the Jeju island.

Tamna-guk Ip-chun Gut (Spring Welcoming Ritual of Tamna)

A Festival in Jeju’s Old city to Welcome Spring