【Daepo Jusangjeolli Cliff】 is a volcanic rock formation (columnar-jointed lava) at the southern coast of Jeju Island. The cliff was formed when the lava from Hallasan Mountain flowed into the sea of Jungmun. The lava formed many hexagonal-shaped rocks that resemble columns of geometric shapes. There is a scenic 20m (66ft) tall rugged cliff that is popular for viewing. The cliff is well known for its stunning waves which dramatically crash up against its pillars during high tide.

【Oedolgae Rock】 is a 20-meter tall basalt rock which stands on a beautiful shore in the southern Seogwipo. It was named Oedolgae Rock since it is isolated far from the land and located in the middle of the sea. It is a strong rock carved by wave and wind erosion so it is called a sea stack geologically. Since it is isolated far from the land and located lonely in the middle of the sea, it was named Oedolgae Rock, also known as Lonely Rock or Independence Rock. This natural wonder serves as a picturesque photo spot and also offers trails for trekking(Jeju Olle Trail No.7). This place was one of the shooting spot of the drama series "Jewel in the Palace.“

【Jeongbang Waterfall】 is one of Jeju Island’s most popular attractions. It is famous for being the only waterfall in Korea that drops directly into the ocean. The waterfall itself is an impressive site. It is 23 metres tall, and the water pours off the vertical cliffs on the Seogwipo coast. Depending on rainfall around the time you visit, it can be either a single stream of water or multiple streams crashing over the cliff. It is one of most beautiful Jeju waterfalls along with Cheonjiyeon Waterfall and Cheonjeyeon Falls. The area at the bottom of the waterfall is just as eye-catching. It’s a small beach filled with large rocks so you have to climb over to get to the falls. Strike a post on a rock in front of the waterfall for an impressive picture.

【Seogwi Dawon】 is a small green tea field and tea house hidden away in the countryside on the south side of Hallasan Mountain.

【Gwaneumsa Temple】 is a historic Buddhist temple located about 650m up on the slopes of Hallasan Mountain. The road leading to the temple is exceptionally scenic, framed by cedar trees and adorned vibrant with chrysanthemum flowers, creating a striking yellow path.