Walk along wooden boardwalks through a high-altitude wetland located 1,100 meters above sea level. Surrounded by wild grasses and seasonal flowers, the landscape feels dreamlike and serene. As a Ramsar-listed ecological reserve, it’s a protected haven for unique flora and fauna. One of its greatest charms is the breathtaking view of Hallasan — the closest you can get without hiking.

This three-tiered waterfall is known as “The Pond of the Gods” in local legend. Crystal-clear water flows through a lush forest, creating a magical scene. Folklore says heavenly maidens once bathed here. It’s a place of natural beauty and myth.

Enjoy a healthy buffet made with seasonal vegetables and local ingredients. Light yet satisfying, it suits all tastes and dietary needs.

Step into a rare lava forest formed on volcanic rock, where tropical and temperate plants grow side by side. Even in the heat of summer, the forest stays cool and refreshing. Gotjawal is a truly unique ecosystem found only on Jeju Island—nowhere else in the world. This one-of-a-kind natural environment offers a surreal, peaceful forest experience that feels like stepping into another world.

Wander through endless green tea fields and enjoy tea-themed desserts and exhibits. Visit the museum to learn about Korea’s tea culture and sip fragrant blends. Even if you’re not a tea lover, the atmosphere is charming and relaxing. Plenty of scenic spots for memorable photos too.

Walk a dramatic trail along coastal cliffs layered with ancient volcanic rock. This is where you can witness Jeju’s geological history etched into the earth itself. Known as a “textbook of geology,” Suwolbong attracts countless geologists and visitors from around the world each year, all drawn by its remarkable formations and natural beauty. The wind, sea, and rugged cliffs come together to create a powerful and unforgettable coastal landscape.