Jeju: 4.3 Incident History & Cultural Tour with a Guide

Discover the heart of Jeju on a journey that blends history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes. Visit the 4.3 Peace Park, the 4.3 Neobeunsungi, the Seoubong Cave Fortress and Handeok Beach.
Discover the heart of Jeju through a journey that blends history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes. Visit the Jeju 4.3 Peace Park and historic sites to learn about the tragic yet significant events of the Jeju 4.3 Uprising. Gain a deeper understanding of Jeju’s resilience and spirit.

Visit the Jeju 4.3 Peace Park and historic sites to learn about the tragic yet significant events of the Jeju 4.3 Uprising. Gain a deeper understanding of Jeju’s resilience and spirit.

Visit the 4.3 Neobeunsungi Memorial Hall** is in Bukchon Village, where the highest number of casualties occurred in the shortest time during the Jeju 4.3 Incident. This tragic history is depicted in the novel Aunt Suni by author Hyun Ki-young. Walking through this village, where the breathtaking scenery makes the sorrow even deeper, allows visitors to truly feel its painful past.


Visit the Seoubong Cave Fortress** in Jeju, South Korea, is a military site built during the Japanese colonial period in World War II. The Seoubong, located by the beautiful Hamdeok Beach, is home to underground bunkers built during the Japanese colonial era through the forced labor of local citizens. During the Jeju 4.3 Incident, these bunkers became hiding places for those seeking refuge. This site offers a unique experience where visitors can enjoy the stunning scenery of Hamdeok Beach while exploring the deep history of Seoubong.


Visit the Gonuldong. It was a village near Jeju Port. When the Jeju 4.3 Incident broke out, the villagers fled—some hid in the mountains, while others escaped to the mainland. After the incident ended, survivors returned to rebuild their homes. However, many never made it back, and parts of the village remain abandoned to this day.


Walikng along the Sanji Stream (Sanji-cheon). It is a stream in Jeju City, South Korea. It flows through the city center and into the sea near Tapdong. The stream has historical and cultural significance, as it was an important water source for locals in the past. Today, the area around Sanji-cheon is a popular spot for walking and sightseeing, featuring bridges, parks, and a scenic night view.

Stop by Dongmun Market. It is the largest and oldest traditional market in Jeju City, South Korea. Established in 1945, it offers a wide variety of local products, including fresh seafood, Jeju black pork, tangerines, and street food. The market is a popular spot for both locals and tourists, providing an authentic taste of Jeju’s flavors and culture. It’s especially lively in the evening, making it a must-visit destination for food lovers.

Uygunluğu garanti altına almak için mümkün olan en kısa sürede rezervasyon yapın. Özellikle resmi tatiller veya hafta sonları gibi yoğun sezonda seyahat planlıyorsanız, erken rezervasyon düşünmeye değerdir.

Bu geziyi, gezinin başlangıcından 24 saat öncesine kadar ücretsiz olarak iptal edebilirsiniz. 24 saatten sonra iptal ederseniz veya geziye katılmazsanız, etkinliğin tam fiyatı sizden tahsil edilecektir. Alım veya kalkışta geç kalmak, katılmamak olarak kabul edilecektir.