It stands as one of the most recognizable attractions for both international travelers and group tourists due to its proximity to the airport. The name “Yongduam” translates to “Dragon Head Rock” in English, and it derives its name from its resemblance to a dragon’s head rising up from the sea.

The view of the black rocks, which look like sculptures, as well as the large and small cliffs, is so beautiful that you will not be able to take your eyes off while you’re driving. It is time to spend a great time with your significant other while taking in the cool sea breeze.

Hallim Park is divided into various themed sections, each with its own unique charm. The park features forest paths, ponds, spring flowers, autumn foliage, and more, offering a variety of scenery and experiences. It’s particularly well-known for its diverse collection of Jeju’s plants and wildlife, providing opportunities for observation and interaction.

Situated in Hallim-eup, Jeju City, it’s also part of the Jeju Olle Trail Route 14.The sea, with its transparent water and gradually shifting shades of emerald, has a healing effect just by gazing at it.

. To its east lies the flatland of over 300 hectares known as extinct volcano. Its western slope has been eroded by coastal currents and wave action, forming a spectacular 1.5-kilometer cliff-lined coastline.

The Osulloc Tea Museum dedicated to tea-related items and culture, both domestic and international. It’s located at the entrance of Seogwang Dawon, a green tea field in Jeju.