Seoulistic’s Travel Guide to Jeju Island – Page 2 – Seoulistic

Seoulistic’s Travel Guide to Jeju Island

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The Beautiful, Rocky Coasts of Jeju Island

If stunning beaches weren’t enough, jeju Island has one of the most interesting and unique rock formations in Korea.  Here are a few famous and popular sites to definitely visit:

Jungmun Jusangjeolli Cliff: This pillar rock formation is the largest in Korea and it is a Cultural Monument in Jeju Island.  This stunning landform was formed when hot lava flowed from the volcano and rapidly cooled when it reached the sea, building layer upon layer.

 

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Oedolgae: Oedolgae lies on the south of Jeju Island in Seogwipo and can be seen in passing when walking Olle Trails Route 6 and 7.  Legend has it that a grandfather went out to sea fishing but never returned.  His wife cried and cried until she turned into a stack in the middle of the sea.  Ok…. How did she get so BIG?

 

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Source: Seoul State of Mind

 

Seopjikoji : This place is a popular movie set for the Korean drama ‘All In’.  In spring yellow rapeseed flowers bloom here whereas in Fall, wild flowers bloom giving it a romantic atmosphere.  You can see Seongsan Tuff Cone in the distance making this place a picture shooting fiesta 😀

Source: Seoul State of Mind

Source: Seoul State of Mind

Source: Seoul State of Mind

Source: Seoul State of Mind

Yongmeori Coast: Also known as ‘Dragon’s Head Coast’ because apparently a part of this coast looks like a Dragon’s head which is about to dive into the water….hmmm…well you guys can be the judge of that. However there’s no doubt the shape, size, and intricate patterns of this solidified lava is nothing short of amazing.

Source: Seoul State of Mind

Source: Seoul State of Mind

See next page for Korea’s largest mountain (Halla) and her super scenic friends!

Ken Lee
Ken Lee
Born and raised in London UK, and currently residing in Korea, Ken Lum Lee is currently an English Teacher at a middle school in Gwangju and the blogger and photographer behind the Korean lifestyle blog Seoul State of Mind. Ken enjoys travelling around Korea, aiming to capture the unique beauties, discover stories and secret hideouts of Korea. Ken can usually be seen with his camera, which is currently the love of his life, and pigging out in Korean BBQ restaurants. Check out his awesome blog: www.seoulstateofmind.com For regular updates, follow him on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram

9 Comments

  1. Lillie says:

    Jeju Island looks so beautiful…. I can’t wait until I can see it all for myself. Your article was really wonderful 🙂

  2. Rebeca says:

    Someday, I will visit Jeju…Someday.

  3. allaboutjeju says:

    Great review! As a local myself, I made a website to provide info for the foreigners. I coincidentally found this seoulistic.com this site really inspired me! thx!

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  5. bo parfet says:

    To see the whole world under you and find harmony — that’s why thousands of tourists find themselves at the foot of the mountains. They follow the dream and return home with new experiences and a dozen stories about climbing. Collect some of your own stories, conquer the top.

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  7. Jake Walton says:

    Thanks a lot!

  8. Janet Locane says:

    This is just a fabulous place. I hope that soon I will be able to visit this island. So far I have a very busy travel schedule. It’s good that I found the link https://businessclassconsolidator.com/destinations/business-class-flights-to-europe-uk-london/ and organize my flights without any problems. I often have emergency trips. And managers help me find a good flight for a reasonable price.

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