#Gujwa*****

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#하도 해수욕장#제주 구좌읍에 있는 예쁜  해수욕장#제주#구좌

#Hado Beach #Pretty Beach in Gujwa-eup, Jeju #Gujwa

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CHOI DAHLIA

Lia's Masterlist

LIA (BTS) Profile and Facts

Stage Name: Lia

Birth Name: Choi Dahlia

Position: Main Visual,

Birthday: 02/05/1995

Zodiac Sign: Taurus

Height: 162cm (5’4)

Weight: 47kg (103lbs)

Birthplace: Jeju Island

Blood Type: A Positive

MBTI Type: ISFP

Representative Emoji: 🕊️

Instagram: L.LIA

Position: Main Visual, Lead vocalist

Nationality: Korean

Lia's Facts

Lia was born in Gujwa -eup, South Korea (source)

She has one younger brother called Choi Gyeong-Su and an older sister called Choi Chaeyoung

Her favourite foods are Mandu and Jajanmyeon

She learnt English when her family travelled to London, England

Her favourite thing to do outside of performing is reading and crafts

Her favourite colour is pink

She loves the Spring season

Her role models are Ariana Grande and Taylor Swift and has been spotted at their concerts numerous times

She has co-produced over 100 songs

She made her first ever solo-debut album called BUBBLE in 2021

She chose her stage name Lia as it's easier for people to say instead of Dahlia

She is a loud supporter of the LGBTQ+ community and a self proclaimed feminist

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a sneaky peep

[koreaguides]

Place Of The Day: Cafe Gongbech

Located: 83 Dongbok-ro, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do 

Hours: 10:00-19:00 

This cafe, which ARMY may already know as the cafe run by BTS Suga’s brother is tucked in the northeast coast of Jeju Island. 

The best thing about this cafe is probably the view. You can walk around the cafe and marvel at the water, sky, and rocks. Because of the cafe’s minimal decor and layout you can really appreciate the view. 

The modern/cube-like building is the main cafe. The main building at a first glance looks like a concrete cube so it can give off a cold vibe, but the floor-to-ceiling windows made it feel very open and light. 

Menu: 

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Jeju-Si, Jeju-do, South Korea 

by Smoothy . from South Korea 

Source | Google Maps

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How To Get Around Jeju Island

While there is plenty to do on Jeju Island, it’s easy to get lost if you’re taking public transportation. I live here and the bus routes are confusing. Not only are the bus route times inconsistent, but depending on the time of day, the buses will change routes. If you’re only going to visit the island for a few days, then you can catch a cab to get around. Taking a cab is inexpensive; roughly 8,000 won (5 US dollars) for a 20-minute ride.

PUBLIC TRANSIT UPDATE If you plan to go the cheaper route, then you’re in luck! Apparently, the bus system has been improved. Let’s go over the basics.

Jeju Island is divided into two large cities. The northern half is Jeju City and the southern half is Seogwipo City. Jeju City consists of Chujado, Blyangdo, Chagwido, Hangyeong, Hallim, Aewol, Jeju City, Jocheon, Gujwa, and Udo. Seogwipo City consists of Gapado, Daejeong, Andeok, Jungmun, Seogwipo, Namwon, Pyoseon, and Seongsan.

Jeju buses are numbered based on how far they travel: 100s - Intercity Buses (between Jeju and Seogwipo) 200s, 300s, 500s - City Buses (within city) 400s, 600s, 700s - Village Buses 810s and 820s - Tourist/Sightseeing Buses

Jeju buses are color coded: -Red buses follow the Jeju Express routes -Blue buses follow the Jeju Intercity routes -Green buses follow the branch routes -Yellow buses follow the tourist areas

Jeju Bus Fare -One way on a city bus (without transfers) will cost you a flat rate of only 1,200 won in cash (that’s less than 1 US dollar) or only 1,150 won with a T-money Card -One way on an intercity bus will cost you anywhere from 1,300-3,300 won (that’s 1-3 US dollars) depending how far you are traveling -One way from Jeju to Seogwipo or vice versa will cost you about $3,300 won

Get a T-money Card You can purchase a T-money Card (transit card) at any convenience store (or the 7-Eleven at the airport). The card itself will cost 2,500 won and you can add money to it on the spot and refill it whenever you start to run low on transportation funds. Depending on how many places you want to visit, will affect how much you’ll want to load onto your card. If you’re traveling with one other person, then you can save money by purchasing one T-money card and sharing it. But if you’re traveling with a group that might separate or get separated at some point, then it’s probably best to get a T-money card for each person. I’d start by loading 25,000 won onto the card, which could last you anywhere from 2-5 days depending on how far you travel each day.

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[eng/한국어] Since I started I’ll finish the Jeju Island throwback journey 💕 Continuing the tour around East side of Jeju we went to @five_seventh__ cafe ❤️ many places in Jeju operate irregularly and only based on reservations and this is one of such tiny cafes as well 🥰 The menu changes every day but usually they offer the Vegan Burger plate (using @beyondmeat), Salad plate and soup 🥣 Everything is made in house, the owner made me want to return every day as she is so kind and you can even buy many many delicious vegan groceries (@violife_foods Parmesan anyone? 😍) in the house as well ❤️ Plus why not hike the little mountain behind this cafe? ☺️ Location: Five Seventh 5/7 Cafe 123 Jongdal-ro 1-gil, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju 더 다른 예쁜 제주의 비건 카페 💕 제주의 많은 곳들이 예약제로만 운영되고 있고 @five_seventh__ 카페도 아주 작은 공간에 맛있는 비건 식사를 준비해 줍니다 🥰 메뉴는 매일 바뀌지만 보통 비건 버거 (@beyondmeat 버거사용), 샐러드와 수프를 주문 가능합니까🥣 사장님이 너무 친절하시고 매일 돌아오고 싶게 했습니다🥰 맛있는 비건 간식도 거기서 살 수 있습니다. 그리고 이 카페 뒤에 있는 작은 산을 등산 하는 건 어때요? ☺️ @five_seventh__ 칠분의오 5/7 카페 제주시 구좌읍 종달로1길 123 . . . #unicorn #vegantravel #vegancommunity #vegankorea #koreanvegan #veganinspo #비건 #veganfoodshare #vegansofig #veganfood #veganfoodblog #칠분의오 #veganburger #비건맛집 #비건제주도 #jejuguide #jejutour #veganjeju #jejuisland #jejutangerine #jejuveganguide #jejuveganmap #jejutravel #jejucafe #지주비건 #제주비건카페 #veganfoodideas #비건여행 #비건유튜버 #비건생활 (종달리 작은식당 칠분의오5/7에서) https://www.instagram.com/p/CYoLou8MGAw/?utm_medium=tumblr

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레인보우99 (RAINBOW99) X OMONG - 바다 / Calm Wave [MV] https://youtu.be/f1ScMp7-qOU RAINBOW99 - 오몽 X 레인보우99, 구좌 / OMONG X RAINBOW99, Project Gujwa 제주의 동쪽, 구좌의 아름다움에 대한 이야기 RAINBOW99와 OMONG이 함께 만들어낸 앨범 ‘오몽 X 레인보우99, 구좌’ 안녕하세요. 레인보우99입니다. 제주 서귀포에서의 생활도 이제 10개월이 지나가고 있는데요. 봄에 발매했던 앨범 ‘물의 순환’이후 제주를 주제로 만들어진 두 번째 앨범을 발매하게 되었습니다. 이번 앨범은 제주시의 가장 동쪽 마을인 구좌읍에 대한 음악들로 이루어져있는데, 제주를 기반으로 제주의 가치를 알리고 일상에서 다양한 예술 경험을 제공하는 예술콘텐츠 브랜드인 ‘OMONG(오몽은 제주 방언으로 부지런히 몸을 움직이다라는 뜻이라고 해요.)’의 제안으로 제주 구좌읍이 품고있는 아름다움을 제 음악으로 표현해보게 되었습니다. 저는 비자림, 제주 동쪽의 바다, 김녕사굴, 해안의 모래, 용눈이오름과 말을 주제로 음악을 만들었는데요, 제가 제주 동쪽에서 느꼈던 아름다웠던 순간들이 이 음악을 통해 여러분들에게도 전해졌으면 좋겠습니다. ----------------------------------------------------- 비자림 비자림은 제가 제주에서 가장 많이 가게 되는 장소 중에 하나입니다. 햇빛이 좋은 날 비자림을 걸을 때 느꼈던 감정을 음악으로 만들어보았습니다. 특히나 비자림 숲 사이사이로 햇빛이 스며들어 반짝이는 느낌을 피아노의 소리들로 표현하려 노력했습니다. 바다 제가 경험한 동쪽의 바다는 언제나 바다와 나만이 존재하는 차분하면서도 왠지 울컥해지는 서정을 가진 공간입니다. 동쪽의 바다를 들를 때면 언제나 멍하니 보냈던 바다와 나만의 시간들을 음악으로 표현해보고자 했습니다. 제가 느낀 왠지 모를 서정을 모두가 느꼈으면 좋겠어요. 김녕사굴 ‘김녕사굴‘이라는 동굴의 이름자체에서 영감을 받아, 내가 뱀이 되어 굴을 탐험하면 어떤 기���일까를 고민하며 작업하였습니다. 특히 중 후반부의 기타연주에서는 뱀의 움직임을 연주로 표현해보려 노력했습니다. 모래 모래는 바람과 파도를 따라 이리저리 흩어지고 모이고를 반복합니다. 그런 반복적이고 비정형적인 모래의 움직임위에 여러 식물과 바다생물, 곤충들과 사람들이 매 순간 다른 흔적들을 남기고 그 흔적은 모래의 움직임으로 이내 사라집니다. 이런 모래의 움직임을 음악으로 표현해보고자 했습니다. 용눈이 오름, 말 작업을 위해 오름을 떠올렸을 때, 계속 제 머릿속에 맴도는 장면은 집을 떠나와 전 세계를 돌아 푸르고 완만한 언덕위에 도착해 깨달음을 얻는 연극 ‘그린 힐’의 마지막 부분이었습니다. 그 연극의 마지막 부분의 푸른 언덕이 오름일 수도 있겠다는 생각으로 음악을 만들어나갔습니다. 서서히 감정들이 쌓이고 모여 후반부에 터져나오는 느낌을 표현해보고자 했습니다. [Track List] 01 비자림 / Bijarim 02 바다 / Calm Wave 03 김녕사굴 / Snake Cave 04 모래 / Sands 05 용눈이오름, 말 / Green Hill [Credit] produced by RAINBOW99 RAINBOW99 | programing, guitars, trumpet, sound design all tracks composed, arranged by RAINBOW99 all tracks recorded & mixed by RAINBOW99 mastered by RAINBOW99 at MUI artworks by RAINBOW99 ♪ Listen [ RAINBOW99 Official SNS] Website | nogild88.wixsite.com/rainbow99 Soundcloud | soundcloud.com/therainbow99 Facebook | facebook.com/rainbow99.net Instagram | instagram.com/rainbow99gaze MSB Website : https://www.msbsound.com MSB Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/msbsound MSB Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/msbsound MAGIC STRAWBERRY SOUND

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ArchDaily - Casa Gaia / Studio GAON

© Youngkwan Kim

architects: Studio GAON

Location: Gimnyeong-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, South Korea

Project Year: 2020

Photographs: Youngkwan Kim

Area: 136.0 m2

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from ArchDaily https://www.archdaily.com/947955/casa-gaia-studio-gaon Originally published on ARCHDAILY RSS Feed: https://www.archdaily.com/

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still life   2017 Single channel video 03:00, loop (Shortened Version)

Installation in Hado-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, Korea

[zuytcom]

Những địa điểm ngắm bình minh tuyệt đẹp ở xứ sở Kim Chi

Thứ Tư, 29/04/2020 lúc 7:45

Dù là tín đồ du lịch hay chỉ đơn giản là người thích ngắm ánh bình minh ngày mới thì những điểm đến ở Hàn Quốc dưới đây là điều bạn không thể bỏ lỡ.

Công viên Haneul (Seoul): Với khung cảnh thoáng đãng và dễ chịu, công viên Haneul hay “công viên bầu trời” trong tiếng Hàn là một địa điểm nổi tiếng để ngắm bình minh và hoàng hôn. Leo bậc thang lên công viên Haneul vào sáng sớm trước bình minh mang đến không khí yên bình với khung cảnh nhuộm trong ánh sáng màu xanh da trời và màu đỏ rực.

Núi Maebongsan (Seoul): Chòi bát giác trên đỉnh công viên Maebongsan ở quận Jung-gu, Seoul nổi tiếng bởi view ngắm bình minh đẹp. Từ đây, bạn có thể ngắm những dãy nhà chọc trời bên bờ sông Hàn và cả tòa tháp Lotte World Tower ở xa.

Pháo đài Namhansanseong (tỉnh Gyeonggi-do): Pháo đài Namhansanseong là Di sản thế giới từ triều đại Joseon đã được UNESCO công nhận. Pháo đài này cũng là một địa điểm đi bộ đường dài phổ biến vào mùa đông. Cảnh mặt trời chiếu rọi trên thành pháo đài cổ và các kiến trúc giúp bạn hiểu tại sao Hàn Quốc được gọi là “Đất nước của ban mai tĩnh lặng”.

Công viên sinh thái học Sorae (tỉnh Incheon): Nếu bạn muốn chiêm ngưỡng cảnh bình minh kỳ diệu hơn, hãy tới công viên sinh thái học Sorae. Mặt trời ló lên sau những chiếc cối xay gió trên cánh đồng khiến bạn có cảm giác như đang ở Hà Lan. Vào những buổi sáng mùa đông, cả công viên chìm trong sương mù bốc lên từ đầm lầy khiến ánh bình mình càng huyền ảo hơn.

Làng chài Donghae ngập tuyết của thành phố cảng Mukho (tỉnh Gangwon): Trong số nhiều cảng và vinh dọc bờ biển tỉnh Gangwon, cảng Mukho là một trong những cảng đẹp nhất với những làng chài nhỏ và duyên dáng. Du khách không thể không yêu những bức tranh tường vui nhộn dọc con phố Nongoldam-gil cũng như cảnh hoàng hôn biển nhìn từ Công viên Cảng Mukho và ngọn hải đăng Mukho.

Bãi biển Gyeongpo (thành phố Gangneung): Đây là một trong những địa điểm ngắm bình minh nổi tiếng số 1 Hàn Quốc, nhất là vào ngày đầu tiên của năm mới. Mặt trời từ phía biển nhô lên cao giúp xua tan muộn phiền và mang đến năng lượng tích cực cho du khách.

Núi lửa Akkeundarangswioreum (đảo Jeju) nằm ở Sehwa-ri, Gujwa-eup, đảo Jeju. Hòn ngọc tiềm ẩn này ngày trở nên nổi tiếng những năm gần đây. Vì đi bộ lên nón núi lửa này khá dễ dàng nên nơi đây trở thành điểm ngắm bình minh tuyệt vời cho người thích gần gũi thiên nhiên./.

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Bài viết Những địa điểm ngắm bình minh tuyệt đẹp ở xứ sở Kim Chi đã xuất hiện đầu tiên vào ngày Zuyt.

from Zuyt https://zuyt.com/kham-pha/nhung-dia-diem-ngam-binh-minh-tuyet-dep-o-xu-so-kim-chi/

[thekoreanlass]

As part of fulfilling my pledge from before and as a celebration of me becoming a fan of BTS, I’ll start my own version of ‘BTS Tour‘ with filming locations related to their album The Most Beautiful Moment In Life (화양연화 / HYYH). From MVs, jacket photos, prologue video down to their epilogue video from this comeback, I’ll try to cover them!

Without further ado, let’s go ARMY!

| PHOTO SHOOT

💜 Bomun Tourist Complex ( 보문 관광단지 )

In their album ‘The most beautiful moment in life, part 1‘, the man-made Bomun Lake (in Bomun Tourist Complex) with its many cherry blossom trees that decorate it in spring became BTS members’ backdrop for their photo shoot.

Within the Bomun Tourist Complex are facilities designed in a traditional style such as the tourist center, international conference room, golf resort, shopping mall, and a tourist hotel, etc. But Bomun Lake is famous for bikers and people who love to walk since it does have a long walkway around it with many cherry trees. Surely, you’ll love to go there too in spring!

Location: Sinpyeong-dong, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do (경상북도 경주시 신평동) Info: visitkorea

💜 Gyeongju Cheomseongdae Observatory ( 경주 첨성대 )

Another beautiful location from their 화양연화 photo shoot is the Cheomseongdae Observatory in Gyeongju.

This flower field is actually surrounding the observatory tower itself. Isn’t it really pretty from the pictures? But wait! I know you’re here for BTS, but let me tell you this: Cheomseongdae is known as the oldest existing astronomical observatory in Asia. It was constructed during the reign of Queen Seon Deok! The place stands out on its own because of its meaningful existence and history so be sure to drop by especially in the spring just like BTS did!

Location: 140-25, Cheomseong-ro, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do 경상북도 경주시 첨성로 140-25 (황남동) Info: visitkorea

💜 Jeju Island – Andeul Oreum (안돌오름)

HYYH was also filmed in various locations in Jeju island just like this particular photo shoot the boys had in one of Jeju Island’s oreum trails. The photos they had here came out looking so magical as if they were in a dream and depicted their very fun youth days as they played in the fields of Jeju while surrounded by bubbles and nature itself.

According to wikipedia, ‘oreum’ in Jeju dialect implies to the ‘parasitic cone’ and the origin of the word is also ‘climb’. Jeju’s oreum refers to a small volcano within the main volcanic crater in Jeju-do and is typically applied to the hill in Jeju. There are more than 360 oreums throughout Jeju-do from the mountains down to the coast, which is pretty surprising. I’ve actually never thought Jeju Island housing volcanoes in it! 🙂

Location: 2171 Songdang-ri, Gujwa-eup, Cheju, Jeju-do, South Korea

💜 Dongneo Bundeok (동너분덕)

As seen from their HYYH photo, the members are about to jump off a cliff. This rocky cliff is actually still located in Jeju Island, namely called ‘동너분덕’ which is part of Jeju’s hiking Olle trail #7. Out of all the hiking trails in Jeju, this is said to be the most beautiful trail that visitors should try out. The cliff overlooking the island’s surrounding sea looks especially magnificent!

Location: 797-3 Cheonji-dong, Seogwipo, Jeju-do, South Korea

💜 참외전로 

BTS made this area of Songwol’s neigborhood in Incheon their very own runway as they pose for their HYYH album in chic casual clothing. In the picture, the boys are seen together crossing the street with smiles on their faces while the rays of sun adds drama to the entire concept.

Location: 11-113 Songwol-dong, Jung-gu, Incheon, South Korea

| Prologue/Music Videos/Epilogue

💜 Abandoned Swimming Pool at SNU

This abandoned swimming pool makes its appearance on their HYYH prologue video. It starts off with Taehyung alone in the empty and old pool, lying down on a mattress. The boys are seen running towards the place to hang out with Taehyung. As many fans had already been there, they say that the place looks eerie, but the boys gave life and color to the place that was once not often visited by many.

Location: SNU Genetic Engineering Research Center. Semiconductor Research Center                   유전공학연구소.반도체공동연구소.

💜 Seonjaedo (Seonjae Island)

When the members decided to go to the beach in HYYH prologue it was Seonjae Island where they went to apparently.

Seonjaedo which is located in Incheon is believed to have been there since the Neolithic Era. The name Seonjaedo literally means “an island where a divine fairy came down and danced.”

Location: 101, Seonjae-ro 34beon-gil, Ongjin-gun, Incheon

💜 Nodeulseom (Nodeul Island)

As seen from their Run MV, the members of BTS passes under the Hangang Bridge in full speed, stopping at some point to join Jungkook who looks rather lonely, but smiles as soon as his hyungs reaches him.

This filming location is known to be part of Nodeulseom, which is an artificial island in Han River. The Hanggang Bridge passes directly over the said island that is actually to the east of the larger island of Yeouido.

See here an image of Nodeulseom from Google maps.

Location: 305-9 Ichon-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, South Korea

💜 North of Banpo Bridge

Another scene from the Run MV was filmed around north of the infamous Banpo Bridge–known for its ‘Moonlight Rainbow Fountain‘ which is known as the world’s longest bridge fountain.

Location: 271-120 Seobinggo-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, South Korea

💜 Mosan Airfield in Jecheon

Mosan Airfield, which was featured in BTS’ ‘Epilogue: Young Forever‘ MV is now a well known tour spot to ARMY alike. In the video, the members are seen walking this path as the sky turns a shade of pink, orange, yellow and amber as the sun starts to set at the distance.

The airfield was built in the 1950s for military training as an effort to prevent war and protect peace. However, today, the place has been transformed into a park after the city and military agreed to open a part of the land to the public.

Location: 1065-2 Goam-dong, Jecheon, Chungcheongbuk-do, South Korea

💜 Gyeongjeong Beach

In the prologue MV, the boys went out to go to the sea. They happily watch the sun go down while sitting on the sea wall. A poignant looking Taehyung, however, looks up and notices the tall platform installed nearby facing the sea. He climbs up the platform and doesn’t go down despite the other members finally noticing him and telling him to go down. Then, Taehyung bravely jumps as if he has wings of a butterfly.

Location: 426-1 Gyeongjeong-ri, Chuksan-myeon, Yeongdeog, Gyeongsangbuk-do, South Korea

💜 Dongdaemun Apartment

From the ‘I Need U’ MV, Taehyung is seen walking around the corridors of this apartment building.

The said apartment building is inhabited by real people and has been renovated and repainted over time, so it may be a little confusing if you go there. Also, if ever you guys have plans to go to the place please be considerate of the people living there.

Location: 328-17 Changsin-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, South Korea

💜 Wolmido Culture Street

In ‘For You‘ MV, Jungkook dejectedly sits down on a bench in his bear costume with Wolmido Island’s ‘Culture Street’ in the backdrop. The view is so captivating from the filmed MV that one won’t just be able to take their eyes of it!

In addition, the island of Wolmido is located roughly 1km off the coast of Incheon. Due to its accessibility, many people go to the island over the weekends to have fun, enjoying various activities like performances at night, street artists showcasing their talent in drawing, cafe and seafood restaurants open to bring good food along the coast so these can be enjoyed while viewing the sea. Also, there is also a theme park here called ‘Play Hill’ which is famous for its thrill rides, including the Viking and Apollo Disco.

Location: 57 Wolmimunhwa-ro, Gaho-dong, Jung-gu, Incheon, South Korea

💜 Incheon Open Port Nuri-gil

Also in ‘For You’ MV, Jungkook is seen standing right in front of an old-looking building that has that Japanese feel to it. While I want to give emphasis to how cute JK looks here, I want to also focus on the area where this building stood. This area is called ‘Incheon Open Port Nuri-gil’ which actually opened in 1883 during the Japanese colonization in Korea. The establishment of this area in Incheon forced the birth of other modern historical architecture here than are still found intact. There are also other known architectures such as the Incheon Art Platform, Jemulpo Gurakbu, Jung-gu Office and the Incheon branch of Japan’s 1st, 18th and 58th bank.

Location: 1-2 Haeandong 1(il)-ga, Jung-gu, Incheon, South Korea

💜 Saemangeum reclaimed land, Buan County

The ‘Save Me‘ MV graces us with dance moves from BTS members that I never thought would be born. Again, BTS becomes one with nature when they shot the MV at a clear land under a not-so-clear sky, but then again the ambiance added to the charm of the song itself.

But did you know this? If you watch the behind story of this MV, you’ll find out they actually filmed the MV while it was raining. So, it was very hard for them to dance as soil turned to mud! Good thing that our hard working boys made it possible for the masterpiece to still look perfect!

Going back to the main point, the MV was actually filmed in Buan County. As Yoongi hinted in the behind story, Buan is located in North Jeolla. The nondescript land is actually reclaimed land in front of the Saemangeum Project Office in Byeonsan neighborhood, so it might be hard to find. Plus, if you look in Google maps, most likely it will only point you to an image of the sea, so in case you want to try and go there try searching for ‘Saemangeum Project Office’ instead.

Location: Daehang-ri, Byeonsan-myeon, Buan-gun, Jeollabuk-do

💜 Neungnae Tunnel

At Neungnae tunnel, we see such a head-turning scene where Jin’s pick-up truck blocks the way, preventing other cars from passing through. Jungkook sits atop of Jin’s truck and looks back victoriously behind him and eventually the seven of them cause trouble–spray painting the cars, spitting drinks, jumping over cars, throwing cups and everything a rebellious teen in their age in BU will do.

See here for google map view of the tunnel.

Location: 951 Sanbon-dong, Gunpo-si, Gyeonggi-do

💜 Hwajeon Tunnel 

Another running scene from ‘Run’ MV was shot at the Hwajeon Tunnel in Gyeonggi-do. In here, just like with most scenes from the MV, BTS goes for an endless run at night as if having a blast just being together.

See here for an image of the tunnel from Google maps.

Location: South Korea, Gyeonggi-do, Goyang-si, Deokyang-gu, Hwajeon-dong, 583-3

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So, ARMY there you have it! I didn’t know that HYYH era actually used a lot of filming locations in Korea, but here they are. This is for sure not the complete list you must be looking for but I’ll try to find out more information as I search along, since I do still wonder where that trailer track is located at, or that place at the end of the prologue MV where they all fell asleep at. I’m still so much curious and I know I haven’t showcased everything, so I’ll make sure to update this post once I get a hold of the right information.

Lastly, this shall not be the last ‘BTS Tour’ post! I’ll come up with other posts for the other eras or other BTS related filming locations and try to research really hard to help whoever curious souls are out there that are hungry to know where they can go in Korea in the name of BTS. 🙂

In the meantime, check out the other snapshots I took from their videos.

More images captured from BTS’ videos during HYYH era:

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Everyone who has been to Korean has surely made it a point to stop by Jeju – an island known for its natural wonders and a beautiful change of scenery from Korea’s big city, Seoul.

This Jeju island trip was part of a longer trip which had my family and I traverse across Seoul, Busan and Jeju. If you would like to check out my experience in Busan, this other post shows you a 3-day itinerary of my top places to visit and foods to eat in Busan.

If you’re looking for things to do in Jeju Island to keep your Jeju itinerary full and occupied, here are 27 different ideas that are bound to keep you on the go! It includes both outdoor and wet weather indoor plans, and has everything from nature sightseeing to best eats around Jeju.

Now, read on for the best of Jeju island attractions!

Getting Around Jeju Island, South Korea

Driving in Jeju is the best way to get around Jeju Island’s attractions. We hired a private driver to take us around most of the Jeju attractions indicated below. He was down-to-earth, very generous in sharing his knowledge about Jeju and also fun!

We invited him to all of our meals and he had us cheers to Makkoli, a traditional alcoholic beverage native to Korea made of rice grains. It is milky, translucent in colour.

We paid for 130,000 won/ day and hired him for 2.5 days for our trip in Jeju.

What to do in Jeju Island, South Korea

Note that the prices differ depending on age. It is defined as such:

Children: Ages 7–12

Teenagers: Ages 13-24

Adult: Ages 25-64

Seniors: Age 65 and older

TIP: Proof of identification required, so remember to bring it!

Get the full Jeju map with all the bookmarked attractions!

1. Woljeongri Beach (월정리해변)

Woljeongri Beach is known for its scenery, tranquil white sand and beautiful emerald ocean. Near the beach, a stretch of cozy and beautiful cafes align the streets. In addition, a drive along the beach is a great way to appreciate the exotic landscapes of Jeju-do island.

Known for its soft white sand and clear blue waters, Woljeongri Beach has become increasingly popular among the younger crowd. Many of the cozy cafes that line the beach also have deck chairs that face out towards the ocean, offering great sea views

If you do have the chance to drive, take the coastal road heading east from Jeju International Airport to arrive at WolJeongri Beach. It is a spectacular scenic route and an excellent way to appreciate the unique natural landscapes of Jeju-do island

Address: Woljeong-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do (제주특별자치도 제주시 구좌읍 월정리) Opening Hours: Beach Swimming Period - 1 July – 31 August, 10am – 7pm Admission Fees: Free

2. Manjanggul Lava Tube (Manjanggul Cave)

Jeju is well known for its natural monuments and thus visiting the Manjanggul Lava Tube, one of the top 10 longest lava tubes in the world, should definitely be on your list.

This UNESCO World Heritage Site was formed when lava that was beneath the ground flows up to the surface and hardens, forming a crust. The lava below continues flowing until it hollows out forming a tunnel.

What makes the Manjanggul Lava Tube unique is that its features are all very distinct and well maintained. Expect to see many interesting geological structures such as lava stalactites, lava toes, as well as resident bats!

Be sure to spot the famous “Stone Turtle” structure which resembles the shape of Jeju island. The star attraction is at the end of the walk – the tallest lava column in the world at 7.8m!

While the entire cave snakes for around 13km, only 1km of that is open to tourists, so a round-trip will take slightly less than an hour.

TIP: Temperatures in the tunnel do go down to a range of 11°C to 21°C, so do bring a jacket along with you and wear proper walking shoes.

Address: 182, Manjanggul-gil, Jeju-si, Jeju-do (제주특별자치도 제주시 구좌읍 만장굴길 182 (구좌읍)) Opening Hours: 9am - 6pm Last entry at 5:10pm Closed on 1st Wednesday each month Admission Fees: Adults - 2,000 won Teenagers & Children - 1,000 won * Free for children under age 7, seniors ages 65 and above, person with disability and one companion (levels 1-3), person with disability (levels 4-6)

3. Bijarim Forest

The Bijarim Forest is home to around 2,800 nutmeg trees, making it the largest nutmeg tree forest in the world. The trees stand between 7-14 m in height, 50-110 cm in diameter, and range from 500 to 800 years old!

The main attraction here is the oldest nutmeg tree on Jeju-do, the ‘Ancestor tree of the Bija trees’, found in the middle of the forest. At over 800 years old, it is also the oldest evergreen tree on the entire island.

There are two routes available for visitors to stroll through this rare national monument – a 40-minute trek, or a longer, 90-minute course. Inhale deeply, as nothing beats the fresh air in the forest.

Address: 55, Bijasup-gil, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do(제주특별자치도 제주시 구좌읍 비자숲길 55) Opening Hours: 9am – 6pm Admission Fees: Individuals - Adults 1,500 won Teenagers, Children, Soldiers - 800 won

4. Seongsan Ilchubong Peak (Sunrise Peak)

Also known as “Sunrise Peak”, this UNESCO Heritage Site is one of Jeju’s must-see natural attractions.

Seongsan Ilchubong is a crater, formed and risen from under the sea over 10,000 years ago due to a volcanic eruption. At 180m tall, It is also said that this is the best spot in Jeju to watch the sun rising over the ocean. The sedimentary strata revealed and eroded by waves is witness to nature’s act of work.

It is a rather steep hike up to the peak and should take you about an hour. Upon reaching the peak, you will find 99 sharp rocks surrounding the crater, making it look like a gigantic bowl (or a matcha egg tart, if you will)?

One of the best periods to visit this beautiful geographical landscape is in spring as the surrounding yellow canola flowers would be in full bloom.

If you’re there during the summer time instead, catch the haenyeo performance at 1:30pm.

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Haenyeo, which translates to sea women, are traditional divers who harvest seafood by hand from the ocean floor. They often slice up their catch straight away, offering the audience fresh seafood right out of the ocean!

Address: 284-12, Ilchul-ro, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do (제주특별자치도 서귀포시 성산읍 일출로 284-12) Opening Hours: 1 hour before sunrise till sunset Admission Fee: Adults - 2,000 won Teenagers & Children - 1,000 won

5. Sangumburi Crater (산굼부리)

An extinct volcano crater with a huge circumference of over 2 km, this national monument is formed so perfectly that it looks like an impressive man-made circular stadium.

While no one is allowed in the centre of the crater, the variety of lush plant life that surrounds the crater is enough to leave you in awe.

The north side of the crater greets you with Nandaeseong vegetation such as red-thorn trees, magnolia trees, along with the rare winter strawberries, while the south side of the crater is where you can find Ondaerim vegetation such as evergreens, maples, and mountain strawberry trees.

If you’re a Korean drama fan, you’ll be glad to know that the crater was also a filming site of the drama ‘’Love Wind, Love Song” and “Goddess of Marriage”.

Address: 768, Bijarim-ro, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do(제주특별자치도 제주시 조천읍 비자림로 768) Opening Hours: Summer Season (March-October) – 9am - 6:40pm Last admission is at 6pm. Winter Season (November-February) – 9am – 5:40pm Last admission is at 5pm. Admission Fees: Adults - 6,000 won Teens, Children, Seniors - 3,000 won

6. Seongeup Folk Village

Located at the foot of Halla Mountain on Jeju Island, this well-preserved village is very unique as there are still people living there the way their ancestors did, till this very day.

Walking around the village is free and often the locals will invite you to try a hand at some of their daily chores done the old korean traditional way such as rope twisting.

As you find your way around 3,000 stone and clay houses, notice how the alleys are straight yet curvy at the same time. Apparently, it was intentionally built this way to keep away the harsh winter winds!

Black pigs!

While there, try and spot the traditional black pigs littered throughout the village, all of which would probably end up on your dinner plate. Jeju black pork is said to be very nutritious and of course, delicious!

Address:  104, Seongeupjeonguihyeon-ro, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do (제주특별자치도 서귀포시 표선면 성읍정의현로 104 (표선면)) Opening Hours: 8.30am - 6pm Admission Fees: Adults - 10,000 won Teenagers & Children - 7,000 won Directions: From Jeju Intercity Bus Terminal, take an Intercity Bus to Beonnyeong-ro. Get off at ’Seongeup 1(il)-ri' (성읍리) samuso. Go around the corner and walk along the road for about 200m. Duration – 1 h 40 min OR From Seogwipo Intercity Bus Terminal, take the Dongilju bus. Get off at ‘Pyoseon-ri samuso.' Go straight and turn left at the intersection. Walk straight until you get to the bus stop. Take Beonnyeong-ro bus. Get off at ‘Seupeup 1-ri.’ Duration - 45 min

7. Jeju Folk Village

Another attraction for cultural buffs is the famous Jeju Folk Village, also known for it being the filming site for the 2003 hit television series Dae Jang Geum (Da Chang Jin/ Jewel in the Palace).

Paying homage to the traditional villages of Korea in the 1890s, this attraction encapsulates that era perfectly with its 117 houses, capturing scenes of different village lives including – Mountain Village, Hill-Country Village, Fishing Village and Shamanism Village.

In them, you can find a traditional wedding hall, horseback riding picture-taking zone, among others.

Address: 631-34, Minsokhaean-ro, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do (제주특별자치도 서귀포시 표선면 민속해안로 631-34) Opening Hours: October – February – 8:30am – 5pm March – 8:30am – 5:30pm April – 15 July - 8:30am – 6pm 16 July – August - 8:30am – 6:30pm September - 8:30am – 6pm Admission Fees: Adults - 10,000 won Seniors - 8,000 won Teenagers - 7,000 won Children - 6,000 won

8. Yongduam Dragon Head Rock

The scientific explanation for the formation of this geological monument is simply the erosion of coastal rocks over thousands of years. However, it is the many stories behind this dragon shaped rock which makes visiting this rock that much more interesting.

One legend has it that a dragon was stealing precious jade from Mt. Halla but got shot down by the mountain deity. When he fell down on to Yongduam, his body immediately sank into the ocean and his head rapidly froze while looking into the sky.

Another has it that a white horse, who dreamt of being a dragon flying to the sky, was caught by a soldier and thus froze to become a rock.

If time permits, take some time to walk down the short trail where you can get a better view of the rock and the coastline.

There are also a ton of cafes and restaurants nearby serving fresh seafood if you’re up for that!

Address: Yongdamroteo-ri Yongdam-2dong, Jeju-si, Jeju-do (제주 제주시 용담2동 용담로터리 인근 바닷가) Opening Hours: Open 24/7 Admission Fees: Free

9. EAT: Raw Fish Restaurant (해녀횟집)

Jeju Island is known for its fresh seafood and raw fish, served sashimi style.

These seafood are caught by the well-known, Haenyeo ‘mermaids’ aka female divers who catch live seafood by hand from the ocean floor! How impressive is that!

A must-try in Jeju is definitely the abalone sashimi, as vouched by many on TripAdvisor.

Address: 1192-11 Samdo 2(i)-dong, Cheju, Jeju-do, South Korea

10. EAT: Hwaro Hyang Restaurant, Black Pork Street

If you know me, you know I love meat.

Jeju is famous for black pork and this is definitely a must-have.

Black Pork Street, as its name suggests, is lined with restaurants all selling Jeju’s most iconic black pork.

Hwaro Hyang Restaurant is one of the more popular restaurants in the area, serving fresh juicy black pork with your Korean BBQ.

Address: 2343-3 Nohyeong-dong, Cheju, Jeju-do, South Korea

Get the full Jeju map with all the bookmarked attractions!

11. Mysterious Road

Also known as Dokkaebi Road, it was absolutely baffling being on this road.

Our car seemed to be rolling uphill, going against all laws of gravity, I had to blink a couple of times as I tried to make sense of what I was seeing.

Although I knew it was just an optical illusion (The Mysterious Road is a slight downhill slope that looks like it is uphill because of the seemingly high surroundings), it was entertaining as we experienced it first-hand by putting pouring some water on the ground and watch it roll ‘uphill’.

Address: 289-15 Nohyeong-dong, Cheju, Jeju-do, South Korea

12. Hallasan National Park

You guys know I am a huge hiking enthusiast. Travelling to different countries to hike is probably one of my favourite ways to experience a destination.

In Jeju, Hallasan National Park is the holy grail for hiking. A UNESCO Heritage Site, it is located right at the heart of Jeju, with 368 parasitic volcanoes called Oreums (peaks) scattered around the main mountain.

Hallasan mountain is the tallest mountain in South Korea and offers many beginner-friendly hiking treks too.

With five different hiking routes that are below 10 km to choose from, you will not be disappointed by the spectacular views at the peak.

i. Seongpanak Trail:

Seongpanak → Dongneung Peak 9.6 km / 4 hrs 30 mins each way

ii. Eorimok Trail:

Eorimok → Nambyeok Bungijeom km / 3 hrs each way

iii. Eoseungsaengak Trail:

Eorimok → Eoseungsangak Peak 1.3 km / 30 min each way

iv. Yeongsil Trail:

Yeongsil – Nambyeok Bungijeom 5.8 km / 2 hrs 30 mins each way

v. Gwaneumsa Trail:

Gwaneumsa Temple – Dongneung Peak 8.7 km / 5 hrs each way

There are over 1,800 kinds of plants and 4,000 species of animals that reside in these mountains so take your time if you can, to stop and bask in the beauty of nature. Allocate at least 3 to 4 hours for this.

Do remember to bring lots of water and be dressed in suitable hiking attire. Take a light jacket with you even during the summer as it gets chilly at high altitudes.

TIP: Sunglasses and skin protection are also a must, as the sun does get strong on Hallasan even in the winter.

Address: 2070-61, 1100-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do (제주특별자치도 제주시 1100로 2070-61) Opening Hours: 5:30am – 5pm Admission Fees: Free Car parking: 1,800 Won Campsite Fees: Small (3 people or fewer) - 3,000 won Medium (4-9 people) - 4,500 won Large (10 people or more) - 6,000 won Shower Fees: Adults - 600 won Youth - 400 won Children - 300 won

13. 1100 Highland or 1100 Meter Road

At 1100m above sea level, this wetland with its kilometre-long boardwalk offers beautiful views regardless of the season.

In winter, the trees are covered in glistening white snow, while in the fall, the leaves turn a rich mixture of yellow and orange.

The 1100 Meter Road passes through Hallasan, making it an easy stopover since you will be passing by on your way to/ from Hallasan National Park.

TIP: Located on Highway 1139 which will also take you past Eorimok, Yeongshil and Mysterious Road, I would recommend doing all these places on the same day, like we did for our Jeju itinerary.

Address: Highway 1139 1-1 Saekdal-dong, Seogwipo, Jeju-do, South Korea Opening Hours: Open 24/7 Admission Fees: Free

14. Soesokkak Estuary

The Soesokkak Estuary is where fresh water from the Hyodoncheon stream meets the vast ocean. Soak up the tranquillity of the place as you watch the water flow to join the deep blue waters of the ocean.

Cliffs and odd-shaped lava formations line the sides of the water, adding to the character of this scenery.

Here, you might also see many small flat wooden boats, also known as “Teu”. These boats have been used to ferry people across the estuary for centuries. Getting over to the other side is sure not an easy task. Look closely and you will find that the boat is actually pulled across the length of the estuary by a long rope strung between the two banks!

A ride on a Teu is available at a fee so you can take in the stunning beauty of the place by water.

Address: 128, Soesokkak-ro, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do (제주특별자치도 서귀포시 쇠소깍로 128 (하효동)) Admission Fees: Free [Transparent Kayak Experience] Fee: Adults - 15,000 won (2 Adults) / 20,000 won (3 Adults) Duration: About 20 minutes for 800m * Individual kayaking not allowed. * Children (ages 8-19 with companion) * Maximum passengers: 2 adults + 1 child [Teu Experience] Fee: Adults 7,000 won Children 4,000 won * Babies under 24 months are not allowed to take the boat. [Floating Water Bike Experience] Fee: Adults 15,000 won Children 13,000 won * Participants should be 135cm or taller in heights to ride the bike.

15. Jeongbang Falls

Jeongbang Falls is one of the topmost waterfalls to visit in Jeju. Standing at 23m high, it is the only waterfall in Asia that falls directly into the ocean. You can experience this grand waterfall up close if you skip your way over some loose rocks as you venture further in. Staying dry is not guaranteed!

Also, try spotting an old, evergreen tree that perches majestically on the edge of the cliff, hovering precariously above the vast sea.

Another waterfall you may want to visit while here is the Sojeongbang Waterfall. Just a 300m eastwards’ stone’s throw away from Jeongbang Falls, head up to the observatory at the top of the cliff and you will be blessed with a breathtaking view of the great blue.

Address: 37, Chilsimni-ro 214beon-gil, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do (제주특별자치도 서귀포시 칠십리로214번길 37 (동홍동)) Opening Hours: 8:30am – 6pm Admission Fees: Adults - 2,000 won Children - 1,000 won

16. Cheonjiyeon Waterfall

Cheonjiyeon translates into “sky connected to land”, which is exactly what you see when you cast your eyes on this gushing waterfall. Although it is only 22m high, the water flows as if it is falling from the heavens.

There is a 1km subtropical path available if you’re up for a stroll to continue admiring this natural wonder. Hearing the sounds of the moving water does certainly strikes a connection between one and nature.

If you do get the chance, visit Cheonjiyeon at night when it is illuminated by lights. It is one heck of an ethereal beauty.

Address: Namseongjung-ro, Cheonji-dong, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do (제주특별자치도 서귀포시 남성중로 (천지동)) Opening Hours: Sunrise – 10pm Last admission at 9:10pm. Admission Fees: Adults - 2,000 won Children - 1,000 won * Free for children ages 6 and under, Seniors ages 65 and older.

17. Oedolgae Rock

Jeju definitely has no lack of natural wonders and the Oedolgae Rock is another impressive one.

Standing at 10m tall, this rock rises above the emerald green waters and is surrounded by cliffs and lush greenery, forming the perfect backdrop to watch the sunset.

Fans of the 2003 hit television series Dae Jang Geum (Da Chang Jin/ Jewel in the Palace) would be happy to know that this was also one of the show’s filming locations.

There is a walking trail, so if you’re up for a trek, set aside around 2 hours of your day, and I promise you the views surrounding your trail will entertain you throughout.

Address: 791, Seohong-dong, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do (제주특별자치도 서귀포시 서홍동 791) Opening Hours: Open 24/7 Admission Fees: Free

18. EAT: Tam Gung Restaurant (탐궁)

I have mentioned Jeju’s black pork multiple times in this post but I just cannot get enough of it!

Tam Gung restaurant is famous for barbecue and grilled food, especially for its Heuk Dwaeji Ogyeopsal – five layered black pig. Another popular item to order is its seasoned beef galbi.

As we all know, good food takes time, so be prepared to queue for this one as they have very limited seating – only about 10 tables.

Address: Beophwan-dong, Seogwipo, Jeju-do, South Korea

19. Daepo Jusangjeolli Cliff

Jusangjeolli means columnar joints, a geologic structure formed by volcanic lava when Hallasan Mountain erupted years ago. Flowing into the sea of Jungman, this staggering cliff that rose 20m over water is thus created.

After the lava cooled, the rocks started to erode and they slowly shaped themselves into what you see today – squares and hexagons of different heights and sizes (similar to the Giant’s Causeway in Ireland).

Listen to the sound of the waves lapping the columns and take some time to admire the raw beauty of nature.

TIP: Allow up to 30 minutes here.

Address: 216, Jungmungwangwang-ro, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do (제주특별자치도 서귀포시 중문관광로 216 (중문동)) Opening Hours: Sunrise to sunset Admission Fees: Adults 2,000 won Teenagers & Children - 1,000 won * Free admission for children below 6 years old, seniors ages 65 and above and people with disabilities (including 1 companion for level 1-3).

20. Cheonjeyeon Falls

Not to be mistaken for Cheonjiyeon Falls, Cheonjeyeon Falls is made out of 3 waterfalls! Set in the backdrop of lush green foliage, it is indeed a sight to behold.

To the east, water appears to fall from the ceiling of the cave, draping over a rocky cliff. The water forms a pool and from there falls twice more, creating the second and third waterfalls, before exiting into the ocean.

Legend states that the when night falls, seven nymphs from heaven will come to bathe in the waterfall’s pond thus the pond is also known as “The Pond of God”. These seven nymphs are carved on the side of the Seonimgyo Bridge, a gorgeous vibrant red bridge that certainly stands out from the rest of the forest.

This bridge connects Cheonjeyeon Falls with Jungmum Tourist Complex which has an assortment of restaurants for visitors.

Address: 27, Saekdal-ro 189beon-gil, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do (제주특별자치도 서귀포시 천제연로 132 (중문동)) Opening Hours: 8am – 6pm * Times are subject to change depending on local time for sunset. Admission Fees: Adults - 2,500 won Teenagers - 1,350 won * Free admission for children below 6 years old, seniors ages 65 and above and people with disabilities (including 1 companion for level 1-3).

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21. Seogwipo Submarine

Want to explore the seas without having to acquire a scuba diving license? Seize your Finding Nemo moment and do away with the heavy scuba gear when you board the Seogwipo Submarine that goes deep into the 40-meter sea-bed.

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Throughout the 1.5-hour experience, witness divers feeding schools of fishes, rare iridescent coral reefs and a beyond-belief shipwreck right at the bottom of the sea floor, all without getting wet!

Jeju’s submarine tours is an unconventional, unmissable, once-in-a-lifetime experience. I’ve been canyoneering in Philippines, helmet diving in Boracay, diving in Maldives, but being in a submarine? No way!

Nothing comes close what this submarine tour can offer, and at a reasonable price point too.

TIP: Book your tickets online for a discounted price!

Address: 40, Namseongjung-ro, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do (제주특별자치도 서귀포시 남성중로 40 (서홍동)) Opening Hours: 07:20am - 6:40pm Runs 17 times a day (departs every 40min) *Runs 16 times a day in winter time (November to January, last departure 4:40pm) Admission Fees: Adults - 50,000 won (online reservation 45,000 won) Teenagers - 40,000 won (online reservation 36,000 won) Children - 30,000 won (online reservation 27,000 won) *Online reservation is available only in Korean. [Maritime Park] Adults - 1,500 won Youth - 1,000 won Children - 500 won Babies - free

22. Yongmeori Cliff/ Yongmeori Beach

Yongmeori Cliff, also known as Dragon Head Cliff, is located along the coastline of Sanbangsan. It is so named due to how it looks as if a dragon’s head is going underwater.

Formed due to several volcanic eruptions, the layers of lava has cooled to form the undulating cliff walls all around you. Yongmeori is the oldest volcanic crater in Jeju Island. The sight, with its rocks stacked on top of each other and the cliffs by the sea, make it one of Jeju’s most picturesque spots. This really reminds me of the Antelope Canyon in Arizona, doesn’t it?

Haenyeos, the women sea-divers of Jeju may also be around selling sea cucumbers along the seashore if you would like to try some fresh catch!

Address: 218-10, Sanbang-ro, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do (제주특별자치도 서귀포시 안덕면 산방로 218-10 (안덕면)) Opening Hours: Operating hours subject to change depending on weather conditions. Admission Fees: Adults - 1,000 won Teenagers & Children - 500 won * Free for people with disabilities and seniors

23. Sanbangsan Mountain

A staggering 395.2 m above sea level, the Sanbangsan Mountain was formed due to a violent volcanic activity over 800,000 years ago. Layers upon layers of lava have cooled to form the majestic mountain you see today. You can expect to be rewarded with a spectacular view of the ocean.

According to Korean myths, it is said that the peak of Mt. Hallasan where Baekrokho Lake now exists was taken off and thrown to form this mountain. How interesting is that!

‘Sanbang’, which translates into ‘cave inside a mountain’, is indeed what it is.

Here, you would find Sanbangsa Temple and the Bomunsa Temple with large Buddha statues where people do make offerings and pray for good health. Between the two temples, take a 20 minute walk along the stone steps which would lead you to the Sanbanggulsa Grotto.

Address: 218-10, Sanbang-ro, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do (제주특별자치도 서귀포시 안덕면 산방로 218-10 (안덕면)) Opening Hours: Winter Season – 8am – 5pm Summer Season – 8am – 6pm Admission Fees: Adults - 1,000 won Military, Youths & Children - 500 won * Free for men of national merits, seniors and the disabled [Sanbangsan Mountain Tansan Hot Springs] Address: 192, Sagyebuk-ro 41beon-gil, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do (제주특별자치도 서귀포시 안덕면 사계북로41번길 192 (안덕면)) Opening Hours: Indoor hot springs – 6am – 12mn Jjimjilbang (Korean sauna) - 24 hours Open-air bath (Swimming pool) – 11am – 11pm Admission Fees: Adults - 12,000 won Youths - 9,000 won Seniors and the handicapped - 8,000 won Teenagers - 6,000 won Children - 4,000 won

24. EAT: Osulloc Museum

Calling all tea lovers! It is an absolute must to swing by the Osulloc Museum. We gained an insight about traditional Korean tea culture and its history in this building which is shaped like a green tea cup.

Don’t forget to head up to the observatory on the second floor where you can enjoy the serenity of the surrounding green tea fields and the expansive landscape.

Take home authentic tea leaves or simply bask in the ambience of the indoor tea house with a cup of green tea. We couldn’t pass off pairing their signature green tea roll cake and matcha ice cream!

The flagship Innisfree Jeju House is a picturesque glasshouse located is within the vicinity of the museum. You can shop for Innisfree cosmetic products and let your creative juices flow when you make your own DIY soap. It was such fun for us watching others design their own unique soap.

Address: 15, Sinhwayeoksa-ro, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do Opening Hours: 9am – 6pm Admission Fees: Free

25. Hyeopjae Beach

The first thing you’d notice upon arriving is how glistening white the sand at Hyeopjae Beach is. The sand owes its colour to the large amounts of crushed seashells that have been mixed in.

The island view Hyeopjae Beach offers is almost like a slice of paradise. Take some time to stroll along the 9 km stretch of the beach with accompanying turquoise waters and admire the surroundings. You will also be able to spot the majestic Mt. Hallasan from the beach.

Address: 329-10, Hallim-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do (제주특별자치도 제주시 한림읍 한림로 329-10) Opening Hours: 10am – 10pm Admission Fees: Free Directions: From Jeju Airport, take bus No. 100/ 200 or taxi (about 2000 won). Get off at Jeju Intercity Bus Terminal. Transfer to an intercity bus that runs on Il-ju Road to the west. Get off at Hanrim Park (first bus 5:40am, last bus 9pm / 20 min interval) Duration – 45 minutes OR Take a taxi at Jeju Cross-country Bus Terminal. Duration – 35 - 40 minutes

26. Hallim Park

Hallim Park is just a stone’s throw from Hyeopjae Beach and has much to offer. Consisting of a variety of gardens, take some time to stroll through the 100,000m2 park and admire the abundant flora and fauna.

Depending on the season, the garden takes on a different character. It could be covered by a blanket of crisp white snow or skirted by pools of autumn gold and rust-coloured leaves – perfect for a photo. If you’re visiting during February, the apricot trees are in bloom!

Tours are available to visit the Hyeopjaegul and Ssangyonggul Caves, formed when its resident volcano Mt. Halla erupted, and known to be the only 2D caves in the world. The park also has a children’s amusement park, outdoor resort facilities and a folk village, so there is something for everyone.

Address: 300, Hallim-ro, Hallim-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do (제주특별자치도 제주시 한림읍 한림로 300 (한림읍)) Opening Hours: March - September - 8:30am – 7pm 15 July – 20 August - 8:30am – 7:30pm October - February - 8:30am – 6pm * Last admission is 1 h 30 min before closing. Admission Fees: Adults - 11,000 won Seniors - 9,000 won Teenagers - 8,000 won Children - 7,000 won

27. EAT: Monsant Café

G-Dragon Kpop Fans must be excited as this cafe was opened by the man himself!

Expectedly, fans from all over the world gather at this cafe. However, even if you’re not a big fan, this modern cafe with large reflective windows is the perfect spot to have a coffee and catch the sunset over the ocean. There is a rooftop so avid photographers like me can capture that perfect sunset shot!

Address: 2546 Aewol-ri, Aewol-eup, Cheju, Jeju-do, South Korea Opening Hours: 9am – 8pm

Get the full Jeju map with all the bookmarked attractions!

There you have it! This was how we spent a good 3 days exploring most of Jeju island.

With its rich culture, natural wonders and delicious food, it is no wonder why it is such a popular destination with tourists.

I hope this list of places of attractions in Jeju has helped you with your trip planning. Comment down below if you think I have missed out on any other things to do in Jeju Island!

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June 2016

27 Jaw-Dropping Things to Do in Jeju Island, South Korea Everyone who has been to Korean has surely made it a point to stop by Jeju - an island known for its natural wonders and a beautiful change of scenery from Korea’s big city, Seoul.

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Manjanggul Cave, whose name means “very deep,” is the longest lava cave in the world. It stretches for about 13,422m. The temperature inside the cave is around 15 degrees, and it cools to the point that air conditioning is unnecessary even during the summer, so it would be a good idea to bring along a long-sleeve jacket. Its value has been all the more recognized as it has been listed as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage. Address: 182, Manjanggul-gil, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si (+82-64-710-7903) For more info: https://bit.ly/1qtDD7d For more info about Special Tourist Zones in Korea, please visit my blog at http://www.joysofasia.com/31-special-tourist-zones-in-korea/ or check it out from KTO's official website: https://bit.ly/2IhPP8U Photo Credit: KTO Website ============== For more info and updates about Korea Tourism 🇰🇷, you may visit the VisitKorea Website: http://www.visitkorea.or.kr/ For KOREA TOURISM updates, please don't forget to follow the official SNS accounts of Korea Tourism Organization Manila Office below: KTO MLA FB: www.facebook.com/koreatourismmanila KTO Manila Twitter: https://twitter.com/KTOManila KTO FB: https://www.facebook.com/koreatourism KTO Twitter: https://twitter.com/KoreanTravel #VISITKOREA #TravelKorea #WKS2018 #Korea #Spring #Koreatour #Travel #TravelBlog #TravelBlogger #AsianTravel #Asia #backpackers #traveller #instatravel #backpacking #travelgoals #photography #wanderlust #instadaily #dailylook #instagood #igtravel #ThemePark #AmusementPark #travelbuddies #koreatravel #SpecialTouristZones #Korea #UNESCO #HeritageSite

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[M/V] Woogotsa (우리같은사람들) - Sehwa (세화) https://youtu.be/JcIfXxPmgmA Artist : Woogotsa Album Title : Sehwa Release Date : 2019.10.7 Genre : Rock [Listen here] Spotify - Coming Soon Apple Music - https://apple.co/2Vi8wMY Melon - https://bit.ly/2nmnFQU Genie - https://bit.ly/30Vsxu2 Bugs - https://bit.ly/2B0exVz Vibe - https://bit.ly/2oVNIPu ■ Mirrorball Music http://mirrorballmusic.co.kr/ https://www.facebook.com/mirrorballmusic https://twitter.com/mirrorballmusic 우리같은사람들 [세화 (Sehwa)] 제가 사랑하는 사람들, 그리고 저를 사랑해주는 사람들에게 보여드리고 싶었어요. 그 아름다움을 두 눈에 담고 기억하는 것에 그치는 게 아쉬워서 근처에 집도 짓고 싶어요 제주도 구좌읍에 있는 세화해변을 가게 되면 이 곡이 생각났으면 좋겠어요. `woogotsa’ – 김지환 – I wanted to show this place to all those people I love, and all those people love me. I couldn’t just end up witnessing the beauty and reminiscing by myself but i even wanted to build my own house next to it. If you ever visit sehwa beach in this small town called Gujwa in Jeju island, hope you recall this song. `woogotsa’ – Kim ji hwan – [Credit] 작사: 김지환 작곡: 김지환 편곡: 우리같은사람들 [Musician] Vocal: 김지환 A.Guitar, E. Guitar: 우준영 Keyboards: 손정환 Bass: 김청운 Drums: 조승주 [Staff] Executive Producer: 슈가레코드 Producer: 우리같은사람들 Recording Engineer: 임연주 @레드브릭스튜디오 Mixing: 이원우@21SoundLap Mastering: 권남우@821 studio Video & Photography: OCK Pictures Album Art: EDDIE A&R Management: 이은규, 이경규, 김태일, 김호준 ■ More about Woogotsa https://www.facebook.com/woogotsa/ https://www.instagram.com/woogotsa/ #Woogotsa #우리같은사람들 미러볼 뮤직 - Mirrorball Music