
Eco-Therapy to Heal Body and Mind
5 stops · 8 hours
For those weary of the daily grind of the gray city, Jeju's forests and sea become a natural remedy. Step into Bijarim, a thousand-year-old forest, and even your soul feels cleansed. From the peaceful mid-mountain roads and a beautifully tended herb garden to coastal cliffs overlooking the vast open sea, slowing down along the way lightens a body and mind worn down by stress. In the space left behind, a clear, warm energy fills in.
- Duration
- 8 hours
- Distance
- 56km
Along the way
- 1Bijarim
비자림
Designated and protected as Natural Monument No. 374, Bijarim spans 448,165㎡ and is densely populated with about 2,800 naturally growing Torreya (bija) trees aged 500 to 800 years. With trees reaching 7-14m in height, 50-110cm in diameter, and crown widths of 10-15m, it is a globally rare forest of giant Torreya trees. MoreLess

- 2Yongnuni Oreum
용눈이 오름
The summit area forms three peaks centered on the northeastern main peak, within which lies an oval-shaped crater somewhat open to the east and west; overall, the mountain body forms a horseshoe-shaped crater that opens shallowly toward the eastern slope. MoreLess

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Lunch (Yetjeonguigol Restaurant)
점심식사(옛정의골식당)
Yetjeonguigol specializes in Jeju black pork bulgogi and is also famous for its pheasant hot pot (kkwong jeongol), making it one of the few restaurants near Seongeup Folk Village where visitors can try pheasant hot pot. Its pork bulgogi set meal, seasoned with the restaurant's own special sauce, suits both Korean and foreign palates alike, earning it many regular customers. MoreLess

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Jeju Herb Garden
제주허브동산
Beginning with land acquisition in 2000, it took about five years to build this herb garden on a 59,504㎡ (18,000-pyeong) site. Today it holds around 180 species of herbs and native wildflowers arranged across a variety of colorful gardens and small hills, along with a 611.6㎡ (2,000-pyeong) hands-on tangerine farm and various other themed park facilities. MoreLess

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Namwon Keuneong Coast
남원 큰엉해안
'Eong' is a Jeju dialect word meaning 'hill,' and Namwon's Keuneong takes its name from a hill shaped like a great rock opening its mouth wide as if to swallow the sea; atop the cliff lies flat ground covered with soft grass. MoreLess

Source: Korea Tourism Organization (TourAPI) · Machine-translated