Jejumok Gwana

This guide to Jejumok Gwana traces the walled government compound that ran Jeju for roughly four centuries, starting with Gwandeokjeong, the island's oldest wooden building, built in 1448 as a soldiers' drill hall. It follows the clerks, interpreters, and rotating governors who worked here, plus the compound's use as a public stage for drills, disputes, and festivals. Look for Gwandeokjeong itself at the gate, the one structure old enough to remember the rest of the compound before it vanished.