Countries in Asia always have exotic islands to visit. If in Singapore there is Sentosa, in Thailand there is Phuket, and in Indonesia there is Bali, then South Korea has Jeju Island. The largest island in South Korea which is a favorite destination for Koreans for vacation or months off.
The climate is cool, with a fairly high rainfall intensity making Jeju a friendly island to visit. In addition, Jeju Island also has diverse landscapes ranging from beaches, waterfalls, volcanoes, cliffs, craters, to caves with lava flows, so it’s not wrong if Jeju Island is the most beautiful island owned by South Korea.
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Cheonjiyeon Falls, the Falls that Fall in the Pool of the Gods
Cheonjiyeon Falls, is a 22 meter high waterfall that comes from the ceiling of the cave and falls into a pool that flows directly into the sea.
Cheonjiyeon itself means “Pond of Gods”, the name comes from a legend about 7 fairies who served a King of Khayangan, the king went down to the pond and washed himself with clear water from the pool.
Cheonjiyeon Falls adds to the nature obligations that Jeju Island has, becoming a paradise for nature lovers.
Seongsan Ilchul-bong Peak
Witness the Splendor of the Rising Sun from the Giant Crater Seongsan Ilchul-bong is a forest crater surrounded by jagged rocks, forming a large bowl over the sea.
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The crater formed from the eruption of a volcano 100,000 years ago offers extraordinary beauty for travelers, especially the splendor of the sun rising the peak of Seongsan. Korean society itself has a culture of watching the sun rise from this peak, as a sign of affirming their life’s journey.
Hallasan Mountain, the Highest Mountain in the Middle of the Island
Located right in the heart of Jeju Island, Hallasan Mountain is the highest mountain in South Korea with a height of up to 1950 meters. And is an active volcano but has not erupted.
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Climbing Hallasan Mountain can be an experience to try. Besides there is a beautiful crater lake at the top of Hallasan, you can also enjoy the view of Jeju Island from above.
Manjang-gul Cave, the Largest and Longest Lava Hall in the world
Formed since 2.5 million years ago, Manjang-gul Cave is a lava tunnel tunnel with a depth of up to 7.4 km and a height of between 2 and 23 meters, making this cave the largest and most complete lava tunnel in the world.
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By using a flashlight and jacket, you can also explore the depths of the Manjang-gul cave,. See first hand the formation of stalactite rocks and lava pillars as high as 7 meters. And also don’t be surprised by the sounds of bats that live on the ceiling of the cave.
