VISIT JEJU

Snow-topped Hallasan Mountain and the still golden forest of tangerine farms in the winter create an even better landscape than Gyulimchusaek (autumn landscape of tangerine farms). Even if you don’t really care for the pictures, this view makes you want to stop and take a picture. Anyone can take a great one here.

There are many caves around Geomun Oreum. When the Oreum was formed, the lava flow from the crater came all the way down to the shoreline, creating 20 caves, such as Gimnyeonggul and Manjanggul Caves. When there were not many trees, the crater was used as land for farming and as a resource for food, with many medicinal herbs.

There is an observatory in Chilsimni Park, where you can look down the whole Cheonjiyeon Falls. The view of the fall seen from this park is absolutely magnificent. Cheonjiyeon Falls, with sky-high cliffs, will make you feel like you are in a paradise where angels are from.

Having become famous for the drama “All in,” Seopjikoji is always crowded with visitors. The sunrise view at Chotdaebawi Rock under the cliff is absolutely magnificent. Chotdaebawi Rock (Candlestick Rock) has a sad love story coming down, in which a fairy and the son of the Dragon King could not achieve their love and turned into the candlestick-like rock.

Seongsan Ilchulbong was registered as a World Natural Heritage in 2007 along with Geomun Oreum and the lava tube system. Together with Udo Island, the island within an island, it is becoming more famous every year.

The columnar joint located at Jisatgae, which is the old name of the east shoreline of Jungmun tourism complex, was formed as hot lava flowed from the crater, cooled down on the ground surface and split vertically during the contraction. Here, you can feel the magnificence and exquisiteness of nature at the same time.

Hyeopjae Beach is a beautiful beach with white sand mixed with lots of clamshell power and a gorgeous cobalt blue sea. The red glow during the sunset mixes into the pine tree forest nearby, making a magnificent view.