본문
Detail
The twin horse-shoe shaped volcanic cones Byeongak (Leun Oreum Volcanic Cone) has two peaks. The low rising volcanic cone to the right is called Jokeun (small) Oreum Volcanic Cone, with 13 other similarly named neighboring cones such as the Utsejokeun Oreum Volcanic Cone of the national park. It is a west bent horse-shoe shaped parasitic cone. The front of the crater are grassy with tiny hills of debris, with most of the area in an assorted forest save for the southern face which is mostly Japanese cedar.
Recommended content
Marine Park
The Country's Exclusive Dolphin Experience
Golf Tangtang
Miniature Golf on Jeju-do
Daejeonghyanggyo Confucian School
Joseon Era Confucian School in Sagye-ri
Georin Oreum Volcanic Cone (Buk Oreum Volcanic Cone)
Georin Oreum Volcanic Cone, with a Great View of the Western Part of Jeju at a Glance
Pinx Golf Club
A World-class Golf Course
Green Cruise Co., Ltd
View Geopark Sites Sanbangsan Mountain and Yongmeori Beach From the Sea
Weihnachten Christmas Museum
A museum with a German atmosphere that features a couple’s vast collection of Christmas ornaments
Wonsuak Volcanic Cone
Peaceful Scenery with Cedars and Pines
Seolkumbadang Beach
The word seolkum, which means the holes made in snow by the wind, refers to a site full of punctured rocks, and Seolkumbadang Beach is formed across the borders of a seolkum and Sagye Coast.
Sagye Coastal Road
A Beautiful Drive That Shouldn't Be Missed