This place, called the Mystery Road or the Goblin Road, is a strange place where if you pull over on a downhill road, the car that has to go down does not go down, but rather steps back uphill.

Eoseungsaengak is a popular oreum for visitors who want to climb lightly, and its natural ecology is well preserved and is used as a natural learning trail.

Cheonjeyeon Falls is a waterfall in Jungmun-dong, Seogwipo, Jeju. There are three levels of waterfalls: upper, middle and lower under Cheonjegyo Bridge. Cheonjeyeon Falls 1 is 22m long and several tens ofm long, and this water flows down to create second and third waterfalls. (attraction fee : $2)

Among the joints that develop in a rock, a series of joint surfaces intersect, and the rock is divided into columns or the joint surface that created such a structure. It was named because the rock appeared to have a hot polygonal column shape as a result. (attraction fee : $2)

Camellia Hill is the largest Camellia Arboretum in the East, where you can meet a large number of 500 varieties of camellia flowers from 80 countries, ranging from native camellia to baby camellia and European camellia. There are many cute photo spots in the arboretum, which is especially popular among lovers and family tourists. During the season when camellia flowers bloom, people come to take wonderful pictures of their lives against the backdrop of brightly blooming camellia flowers. (attraction fee : $10)

The name "Ossalok" refers to "expression of admiration for the vitality of green tea blooming in the snow" and "original of suuloc," which means that this is the home of seolok tea. It operates the Oseolok Tea House, a cafe that sells green tea, and the Oseolok Tea Museum, a museum, in Seogwipo, Jeju Island.