Tamna Mokseokwon exhibits trees and rocks with certain unique values. It is a private tourist area with exhibits and stories created with trees by naming the displayed objects that befit their characteristics, such as Gosamok(the dead tree) the Jorok tree, or naming them according to the shape of the roots. The Gosamok tree grows on Mt.Hallasan only under 770m above sea level and the wood is solid, which allow people to make it into combs.

Twenty of the exhibited Jorok trees were designated as local cultural assets and 1,000 others are exhibited in various art figures. There are about 500 pieces of rock which have the shapes of human heads. The exhibited and preserved natural rocks have been collected one by one from 1960. In the exhibits, rocks of different types can be seen: which are generally found from the beaches about 4km west or east of the Seoguipo Beophwanri Beach.

Jeju Stone Park has been created with stones, soil, trees, iron and water. The main theme consists of the legend about Grandmother Seolmundae who created Jeju Island and the stones of the Five Hundred Generals. With an investment of 185,200,000,000 won on the 1 million pyong(one pyong equals to 3.3m²) by 2020, Jeju Sone Park will be formed to be a park where visitors will be able to see and experience the Jeju stone culture and history of the Jeju people.

With its pristine coastal landscape intact, this place was named "Keuneong" because it resembled a hill of gigantic rocks that was opening its mouth to swallow up the surrounding natural beauty.
Lush grasses cover the entire place. Crashing waves against the oddly-shaped rocks will refresh you. The black lava rocks with cracks like a turtle shell and the crystal-clear sea are a perfect accompaniment to the environment. You can often see a boat cleaving the water. Along with excellent rock fishing, it is also recommended for those who want to find a tranquil resting place.

Hallim Park, located western 33km away from Jeju-si and west of Mt. Hallasan along the beach in Hallimeup, is one of the most popular tourist spots on Jeju Island. Hallim Park, almost 100 thousand square meters, has a variety of gardens that can be enjoyed in any season. Visitors can enjoy checking out Palm Tree Road, Jeju Stone and Bonsai Garden, Water Garden, Subtropical Botanic Garden and much more.

Many people find that the sunset here is comparable to Sarabong. From the top of Suwallbong, you can see Chagwi Island, Dansan, Jukdo Islet, and even Songak Mountain with a telescope. Suwallbong has a legend about a brother and a sister who were devoted to their parents. The legend has it that Noko and Suwall, brother and sister, were looking for 100 kinds of medical herbs for their sick mother. After rummaging everywhere, they finally found all

On Mysterious Road (or Bugaboo Road), a parked car on a slight hill road rolls uphill instead of going down hill. This is a result of an optical illusion in which the lower part looks higher because of its surrounding environment.

Highway 5.16 was the first national road in Jeju which directly linked Jeju City to Seogwipo City, reducing the travel time between the southern and northern parts of the island to less than one hour. Naturally forming a tunnel, a line of trees on each side along the highway stretches for about 1 km just south of Seongpanak. Snow in winter and the brilliant red and yellow leaves in autumn make this drive a mystical experience.

Sankumburi provides great scenery as well as the view of the crater. In the fall, eulalia flowers are the attractions.
Sankumburi is a unique secondary volcano which exploded from the bottom and without forming a cone. The peak did not develop. Some 420 plant species grow here. In the north, there are red thorny trees, silver magnolias, and winter strawberries. In the south, there are suh, maple, and wild strawberry bushes.

An old saying has it that the top part of Mount Halla was pulled out one day to become Mt. Sanbang, and the missing part of Mount Halla was turned into the present Paengnoktam.
This mountain is 395 meters high, and it has a lot of strange rocks everywhere. In the middle of this mountain, there is a cave called Sanbang Cave. Yongmeori Beach is in front of this mountain, and there is a rock formation which looks like a dragon trying to get into the sea. At the entrance of Yongmeori, stands the monument to the Hamel Drift.

There is a rocky hill called Yongmeori because it is shaped like the head of a dragon entering the water. It is composed of　layered sandstone and visitors marvel at this uniquely beautiful coastline.
Hamel monument tombstone can be seen on the way to the shore. To recognize Hamel s achievement in Korea and advance friendship between South Korea and Netherlands, it was erected by Korea International Culture Society and Netherlands Embassy to South Korea on April 4th, 1980.

Marado, called also Geum Island, located in the southernmost part of Korea, looks like an aircraft carrier. The eastern coast has been eroded by strong waves so a vertical cliff, called “Gjeong” by the residents. It is 39m high, on which cacti and purple eulalia grow, giving the scenery a mysterious mood. From Marado you can enjoy the sunrise and the sunset from places with in 10 minutes walking distance.

This garden is rich with trees as old as 300 years and as young as 30 years including an assortment of maple trees, wisterias, pine trees, and about 100 types of rare trees. The garden posses approximately 1,700 trees, and also boasts of its 100,000 Jeju wild flowers, orchids, and other various garden trees and plants which form a unique scenic harmony, Bunjae.

Along the Yeongsil hiking trail, strangely-shaped rocks can be found. They line the deep valleys to the tops. The majestic sight of about 500 rock pillars standing high toward thesky is enough to stun beholders. Because the rocks look as if 500 arhats(greak monks who achieved nirvana) are standing, they are sometimes called the "500 arhats".

"Oreum refers to a tiny volcanic zone that contains a volcanic cone, omnipresent at Jeju Island, excluding Paekrokdam at the peak of Hallasan. It is a typical Jeju dialect that indicates an independent volcanic zone, made of ejecta or a parasite volcano. The origin of the word "Oreum" is traced to a noun, made from the verb "mount," and it is thought to imply a small hill or slope that one can easily climb. It takes about 2 hours minutes to climb up this Oreum. You can

Under the plan to provide relief to the summit area of Mt. Halla since July 1994, climbing is permitted up to Witsae Oreum Shelter, 1,700m above sea level. It takes about two hours to reach the peak and the distance is 4.7km. The Yeongsil Trail is available to climb down. Potable water is available at Sajebi Spring and Oreum Spring. The Eorimok Trail starts from the south of Eoseungsangak, Located on 1100 Road (it was so named because the highest point of the road is

There is a rocky hill called Yongmeori because it is shaped like the head of a dragon entering the water. It is composed of　layered sandstone and visitors marvel at this uniquely beautiful coastline.
Hamel monument tombstone can be seen on the way to the shore. To recognize Hamel s achievement in Korea and advance friendship between South Korea and Netherlands, it was erected by Korea International Culture Society and Netherlands Embassy to South Korea on April 4th, 1980.

Many of the scenes were filmed on an open range located in Seongeup-ri, Pyoseong-myeon, Namjeju-gun. Filmed here were scenes of Janggeum carrying the dying Lady Han on her back and later burying her. This is also where Janggeum is taken by military guards to a place of exile on the island. Other scenes shot here were Janggeum going back to search for Lady Han’s grave, and erecting a tombstone. Visitors can still see the tombstone by registering for the Daejanggeum tour operated by ATV Jeju Joy.