Haevichi Hotel & Resort Jeju announced on the 26th that it will offer the "Autumn Explorer Program," allowing guests to recharge by exploring the nature of Jeju filled with the scent of autumn, together with the "Explorer Team," a group of local leisure experts, until November 30.


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Haevichi Explorer is a program where leisure experts select seasonal walking or hiking spots and lead a small group of participants. This autumn, the program includes tours of silver-colored silver grass landscapes, Oreum forest trails, and Udo exploration tours.


First, the "Jeju Autumn Silver Grass Trekking" course takes participants around Daeroksan, a famous autumn silver grass spot. Daeroksan, also called Keunsaseum-i Oreum (Big Deer Oreum) because its shape resembles a deer, offers a spectacular view of silver grass covering the hiking path. The silver waves appear differently depending on the direction of the light, and the ridge spreads widely, allowing for a more expansive silver grass scenery.


There is also the "Jeju Oreum Forest Story" tour, trekking Mureyongari Oreum located in Sumang-ri. Six trekking courses, including the cedar forest trail and cattle-driving path, are available to enjoy the autumn forest trails in various ways. Notably, Mureyongari Oreum has a wetland formed in its crater, which has been designated as a Ramsar Wetland in recognition of its conservation value. If lucky, visitors can witness a mystical scene where the wetland is filled with water.


Additionally, the program offers the "Udo One Round" tour to admire the beautiful Udo Island of Jeju and the "My Own Free Travel" option, allowing free travel throughout Jeju.



The Haevichi Explorer program requires advance reservation at least three days prior to participation. The participation fee varies by program, starting from 40,000 KRW per person.


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