Jeju Stone Village Park제주돌마을공원

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Jeju Stone Village Park in Hallim, on the island's west side, is built around one collection: some 5,000 viewing stones and natural rocks found on Jeju over more than 30 years. Shaped by eruptions and flowing lava, they are laid out along the bedrock in themed corners, from stones that look like animals or human heads to volcanic bombs. Another corner models Jeju's oreum (small volcanic cones) with 368 stones, and one tells a story of love and a lifetime through figure-like rocks.

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  Park phone: 064-772-4007.

Nearby

Bicheollin Kayak ParkA family theme park in western Jeju built around a kayak course through greenery, with drift karts, a maze and seasonal flower gardens.Hallim ParkA garden park on Jeju's west coast, grown from palm seeds sown on barren sand in 1971, facing Hyeopjae Beach and Biyangdo island.Hyeopjae BeachA shallow, shell-sand beach on Jeju's west coast facing little Biyangdo island, with a pine grove behind it and lovely sunsets.O'sulloc Tea MuseumKorea's first tea museum, opened by Amorepacific in 2001 to share tea culture; entry is free, and tea classes cost extra.