• Cheonjeyeon Falls - Known as “the pond where the Jade Emperor played,” Cheonjeyeon Falls is comprised of three distinct waterfalls. The first waterfall cascades into Cheonjeyeon from the columnar joint, while the second and third waterfalls are created as the water continues to flow downstream.
• Sanbanggulsa Temple - Situated near Cheonjeyeon Waterfall in Seogwipo, this temple, though modest in size, exudes grandeur through its depiction of Buddha. Visitors are encouraged to take a moment to meditate while enjoying the soothing sounds of Buddhist music.
• Beritnae Oreum - An oreum is a small volcanic formation, and Jeju Island is home to 367 of them. Among these, Beritnae Oreum in Jungmun, Seogwipo, provides a panoramic view of the entire Jungmun Tourist Complex. The name Beritnae is derived from the way water flows like the Milky Way through the deep valley of Cheonjeyeon, leading to the name Beryeetnae.
• Jungmun Saekdal Beach - Located within the Jungmun Tourist Complex, Seogwipo Jungmun Saekdal Beach boasts stunning coastal views and exotic palm trees. Originally named Jinmosal, meaning long sandy beach, it is favored by surfers due to its frequent and high waves compared to other Jeju Island beaches. The largest international surfing competition in Korea takes place here every June.

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A knowledgeable guide will introduce you to the key attractions of Seogwipo Jungmun Tourist Complex, offering insights into the rich culture and history of Jeju Island. Delight in the natural and cultural wonders of Seogwipo as you discover hidden gems known only to locals. Notably, Beritnae Oreum is a stunning trail that forms part of the 8-course Olle Trail, which is currently very popular among Koreans.

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