Soesokkak Estuary

Soesokkak, located in Hahyo-dong, Seogwipo-si, Jeju Island, was originally named Soedun because it was shaped like a cow lying down, but it was named ‘Soesokkak’ because the fresh water and seawater flowing through Hyodoncheon meet to create a deep puddle. It contains the meaning of iron being a cow, a cow being a puddle, and a sharpened end. Soeso is a valley-like valley formed when lava flows and solidifies, creating a terrain as interesting and unique as its name suggests. Soesokkak is one of the hidden scenic spots in Seogwipo Chilsimni, and the deep water, oddly shaped rocks made of lava, and pine forests harmonize to create beautiful scenery. Hahyo-dong, where Soesokkak is located, is located on the southern foot of Hallasan Mountain and is famous as a major producer of citrus fruits, so the fragrant smell of citrus fruits can be found throughout the village. There are many famous tourist attractions nearby, such as Columnar Joints,

Jeju Island

‘Eong’ means hill in the Jeju Island dialect. Namwon Keuneong is a hill with its mouth wide open, like a large rock swallowing the sea, so it is named so. The top of the cliff is flat and covered with soft grass. When you look at the two natural caves facing the sea, where strangely shaped rock cliffs of 30m in height and 200m in length embrace the waves that have been rolling in continuously for a long time, you can feel the emotion of unspoilt nature, a different world as if you have left the world. There is a 2km walking path along the coastal cliff, an observatory, a simple lounge, basic physical training facilities, and restrooms. It is famous as a fishing spot on the seashore, a quiet resting place, and a date course for couples.