Tamna Mokseogwon

Located 6 kilometers south of Jeju City, Mu-Shi Art Park is a park and art park in one, filled with bizarre stones and large branches. The decorations of the park are all kinds of wood and stone, some strange, meaningful, some beautiful and spectacular. Through those trees and stones, we can see the love stories and lives recorded by lovers, true or false. The bigger charm of this place is the living stones and trees, the stones and trees that tell a story! If you look carefully at each of the works on display, you will find that each work contains different meanings and charms. More than 20 dead wood works with the themes of "Snail Couple", "Swan Lake", "Distant Journey", "Scream", etc. are all the roots of the subtropical plant Mosquito tree growing at a height of 700 meters on the southern slope of Hanluo Mountain. , The appearance of these roots seems to be a carefully carved sculpture, which is very surprising. It looks like it has withered because it has been buried in the ground for a long time, but the roots have tenacious vitality. Therefore, it has been designated as a local monument of Jeju Island, and its rarity and inherent nature amaze tourists.