Cheonjeyeon Waterfall
A lush three-tier waterfall with a scenic 'Fairy Bridge' near Jungmun.
Why go
Cheonjeyeon is a three-tier waterfall set in dense subtropical forest on Jeju's south coast, linked by shady paths and the ornate Seonimgyo 'fairy bridge'.
It sits beside the Jungmun resort area.
The name means 'pond of the emperor of heaven', from a legend of seven fairies who bathed here — a story painted on the arched Seonimgyo 'Seven Nymphs Bridge' overhead. The lush gorge is a protected natural-monument forest beside the Jungmun resort complex.
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Good to know
- Don't mix it up with Cheonjiyeon — this is the three-tier one near Jungmun.
- The top tier flows mainly after rain; the lower tiers are reliable.
- Combine it with Jungmun beach and the Jusangjeolli cliffs.
- The top tier flows mainly after rain while the lower tiers run year-round; don't confuse it with Cheonjiyeon, and pair it with Jungmun beach and the Jusangjeolli cliffs.
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