On a barren sandy field of 330,580㎡, people started to sow and cultivate palm trees seeds and cultivate the trees. It has now developed into a world-class botanical garden with a backdrop of the color green. The road of palm trees reaches high up to the sky! Hallim Park has a subtropical botanical garden, a kingdom of rare plants, the underground world of Hyeopjae and Ssangyong Cave an exhibition of world stones and bonsai art works, a Jeju stone and bonsai garden, and the Jaeam Folk Village where you can explore the traditional life of the people of Jeju island.

Opened in 1989, it is the finest and largest botanical garden in Asia. There are approx. 2,000 speices of rare plants and native trees and 1,700 more common types of flowers and trees. The outdoor botanical gardens include traditional gardens of 4 countries and various theme parks. If you ascend to the 38m high observation tower by elevator, you will have a bird's eye view of the Jungmun Tourism Complex., Cheonjeyeon Waterfall, and even Mara Island far out to sea.

Seopjikoji looks like it is a natural stone exhibition with unusual rock formations. In contrast to other coastal areas on Jeju Island, the hill was formed by red volcanic ash scoria which lends a unique harmony to the landscape. It is the set of the TV series "All In" and grew in fame as the location of the movies "Eye at Dawn" and "Danjeokbiyeonsu"

Lee Joong-Seop was an inspired painter who died at the regrettably young age of 40. To him, Seogwipo was the place where his passion as a painter was most intense. It is a first class art museum where original paintings of Lee Joong-Seop and other renowned Korean painters are on display.

Geomunyeo Coastal Scenic Place Is the pride of Seogwipo. Filled with various trees singing birds, and the beautiful blue ocean, Geomunyeo is popular among tourists due to the unusual rock formations. Lava from volcanic eruption flew to the coast and hardened to form these unique volcanic rocks. Fishing off the rocks is a pleasurable way to spend a day.