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	Gangjeong-dong, Seogwip city, Jeju Province Cheonjeyeon waterfall, Cheonjiyeon waterfall 82-64-710-6756

Kangjeong is named as it is because the village is rich in water; both Kang and Jeong mean "water". It has preserved its long-standing cleanness and beauty. Kangjeongcheon Stream, located in the eastern section of the village, is formed with natural mineral water flowing from Mt. Halla. Harmonized with graceful natural scenery, Kangjeong Stream provides rest and relaxation to summer vacationers who want to escape from the heat waves of summer. Sweet fish, which are rare in Jeju, and mandarin ducks, which are Natural Monument No. 327, live in this stream.

	Jungmun-dong, Seogwipo city, Jeju province, Jeongbang waterfall 82-64-710-6623

There is a 5 meter-high waterfall which is 300m east of Jeongbang Falls. This is Small Jeongbang Falls. It is very popular as a place where people stand under falling water. It has a friendly atmosphere due to its small size. The night scene sea off of Seogwipo is very beautiful.

	1560 Daepo-dong, Seogwipo city, Jeju province, 82-64-738-5000

Yakcheonsa was built in the Buddhist style of early Joseon dynasty in the height of 30 meters (same as a 10 story building) and the size of 3,305 square meters boasting to be the largest temple in Asia. At the front of inside of the Sermon Hall, 5 meter high Buddha sculpture, Buddha sits on a 4 meter high base and huge pictures of Buddha have been carved on each side. A temple bell weighing 18 tons is hanged on the belfry in front of the hall. Not only buddhists but also tourists visit this temple to pray for their wishes.

	Seogwi-dong, Seogwipo city, Jeju province Cheonjiyeon waterfalls, Jeongbang waterfalls 82-64-710-6616

The absence of a life partner led to irresistible yearning and finally caused her to become a rock. This is what Oeodolgae signifies - abandoned and separated from the headland. With the unusual rocks surrounding the Haekum River at Namju and the Chilsipri coast of Seogwipo, the 20-meter stone pillar "Oeodolgae" stands out. Standing at the beautiful beach of Samebong Peak and located 2 km from the west of Seogwipo, it was formed by volcanic activity at the same time as Jeju Island 1.5 million years ago. A group of pine trees inhabit the top of the pillar. Oedolgae was named for its isolated location on the sea. It is also called Grandmother rock (Halmangbawi) as legend has it that an old woman waited for her husband to return from a fishing trip. When he did not come back, she became a rock. On the tip of the rock, some trees and grasses grow, resembling human hair. It will give you the impression that the old woman forehead, sorrowful eyes and nose can be faintly seen on the left side of the rock. The open mouth will make you feel like the old woman is calling for her husband. There is a rock right under the Oedolgae that looks like it is floating. It is said that the rock is her husband body before she become a stone pillar. Spreading like a folding screen, the oddly-shaped Fairy Rock (Seonnyubawi) cliff surrounds the rock as if it is trying to embrace the stone couple. Another story about the rock dates back to the time when General Choi Young of Gogureyo was battling against the Mongolian forces that were occupying Jeju Island. Beomseom Island at the back of Oedolgae was their last line of defence and the general cleverly disguised Oedolgae as a giant general to scare off the enemies. Fearing that a big general is standing guard against them, all of the enemies in Beomseom committed suicide. That why Oedolgae is also called the "General Rock". On the way to Oedolgae, there is Cow Rock (Someribawi) on the left with a grassy area. The surrounding area is famous for its pleasant natural fishing spot, acting as a resort area where you can relax. The sunset on Beomseom Island viewed from Oedolgae is truly a majestic scene. Morning and evening is good time for walking along Samebong Peak course while you are staying in Seogwipo.

	Seogwi-dong, Seogwipo city, Jeju province Cheonjiyeon waterfalls, Jeongbang waterfalls 82-64-733-3555

Artist Lee, Jung-seob passionately immersed himself in painting and took refuge here during the Korean War. Seogwipo City has designated his residence with a monument as "Lee Jung-seob Street" to mark the genius of this artist. Going into his house, his tragic life and artistic spirit deeply move you. Visit his museum to appreciate his works and participate in the Lee Jung-seob Art Festival to feel his spirit.

	454 Donghong-dong, Seogwipo city, Jeju province Jeongbanghapok, Road of Lee Jung Seob 82-64-733-1530

Jeongbang Falls, located in the center of Seogwipo City, is one of the top three waterfalls in Jeju along with Cheonjiyeon Falls and Cheonjeyeon Falls. This water is the only one falling directly to the sea in Korea. The 23 m-high waterfall has two streams of water. It produces the brisk sounds of water falling along the black wall, creating a splendid scene along with the ocean. Moreover, the neighboring precipitous cliffs and the stately old trees add to the unique scenic view of the waterfall. It has been selected as one of the ten wonders of Jeju and called "Jeongbang Hapok". They say that letters "Seo Bul Gwa Cha" are inscribed on the wall of the waterfall. A Chinese scholar named Seo Bul was ordered by the First Emperor of China to seek the herb of eternal youth. Unfortunately, he failed in his quest. On his way back home, he happened to see the waterfall and was mesmerized with its beauty. He inscribed "Seo Bul Gwa Cha"on the cliff, but since there is no vestige of the letters now, it might be just a legend.

	Jungmun-dong, Seogwipo city, Jeju province, Cheonjeyeon waterfalls, Jusangseolli 82-64-735-1000

The International Conventional Center Jeju serves as a world class venue for hosting a variety of different large-scale international events. With the vast Pacific Ocean at its front and majestic Mt. Halla towering behind it as a backdrop, ICC Jeju, standing 5 stories above ground and two levels underground, sprawls over 54,700 square meters of land. As ICC Jeju is nestled right in the middle of the Jungmun Tourism Resort Complex, major tourist sites

	2812-2 Jungmun-dong, Seogwipo city, Jeju province Teddy bear museum, Pacific Land, Cheonjiyeon waterfall 82-64-710-3312

This beach is surrounded by steep cliffs that create a cozy and romantic atmosphere. You can enjoy wind surfing, water skiing, parasailing and swimming in the indigo sea. You can feel the soft wind on a sandy hill and listen to the waves rolling into the rocks. The ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries conducted a survey on the status of operation, water quality management, scenery, and safety among beaches across the nation. Jungmun Beach has been selected to be the best, ranking first in the above-mentioned categories.

	914 Beophwan-dong, Seogwipo city, Jeju province, 82-64-739-2002

This stadium was designed to symbolize nature and traditional culture of Jeju Island in modern terms. In harmony with the natural surroundings, the Jeju World Cup Stadium provides a spectacular view of the sea, islands, and Mt. Halla. The cruising sailboat symbol expresses the pioneering spirit of Jeju people who advanced to 5 oceans and 6 continents of the world.Officially opened on December 9, 2001, it was praised by the media around the world as one of the most beautiful World Cup stadiums. The shape of the stadium symbolizes the secondary volcanic cones (oreums) while the gentle lines of its entrance represent the path leading to a traditional Jeju house (olle). The roof evokes the image of a traditional fishing boat (taewoo)and net while the supporting columns and spans symbolize a ship advancing to the five Oceans and six Continents. To protect the field from Jeju trademark strong winds, the stadium is sunken to 14 meters underground. By scaling down the construction area to half, they managed to reduce construction costs, period and post-construction maintenance spending by 13.1 billion won. The high-tech facility outside the stadium help make an emergency exit easy and access for disabled people is well planned.After the 2002 World Cup games, the 8,000 changeable seats on the upper eastern stand were transferred to the Gangchanghak Practice Stadium, making the total seating capacity in the main stadium 34,000. * Information obtained from Jeju tour guide (Jeju Special-Governing Province)