Best attractions not to miss out in Jeju Island South Korea

by James Gill Spirit Airlines Reservations

Jeju Island is a remote island located in the Jeju Province of South Korea. Lying along the Korean Strait, south of the South Jeolla Province contains the natural world heritage site, Jeju Volcanic Island and Lava Tubes, the island is a beach paradise and is also massively famous for its beach resorts, volcanic landscape of craters, cavelike lava tubes and pristine beaches. With a moderate climate even in winter, Jeju Island is a popular holiday destination and with a friendly and expert local guide, you can discover South Korea’s tropical beauty and traditional culture.

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Best attractions not to miss out in Jeju Island South Korea:

In addition to the three UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Jeju, people come to enjoy the natural beauty and coastal culture of this island along with outdoor activities like hiking, water sports, museums, and festivals.

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With the ocean never far away, whether you want to take a deep plunge into blue seas to view coral as colourful as the sunsets and dig into Jeju-do’s unique cuisine, here are some of the attractions for you not to miss out while traveling to Jeju Island:

· Jeju Folk Village

The educational Jeju Folk Village is an attractively designed park where traditional buildings from across the island are gathered together. From shamans to yangban the modern construction has been done in authentic style, and at various places, you can watch and buy the products of skilled artisans. The island is packed with authentic Jeju -style restaurants serving inexpensive noodles and rice dishes while enjoying traditional song and dance performances.

· SeongsanIlchul-bong

Shaped like a giant punchbowl, SeongsanIlchul-bong is a majestic 182m-high, extinct tuff volcano. It is one of Jeju-do's most impressive sights and also listed on the UNESCO World Heritage site. Although there’s no lake formed, the forested crater is ringed by jagged rocks and takes only 20 minutes to climb the steep stairs to the crater. Visitors can also go for the sunrise expedition, a life-affirming journey for many Koreans –where they have to spend the night in Seongsan-RI, a sleepy village filled with motels and restaurants catering to the hiking crowd. An all-night New Year’s Eve party known as the Seongsan Sunrise Festival is held here every 31 December.

· Arario Museum

Arario Museum is one of Jeju's most interesting art projects. The museum consists of four art galleries around the Tapdong area that displays permanent and temporary exhibitions by Korean and international artists. These art galleries continue to expand Jeju tradition exhibiting contemporary visual art of thoughtful and artful use of space. Arario Museum extends into two galleries namely Arario Museum Dongmun Motel I and Dongmun Motel II.

· Cheonjiyeon Pokpo

Cheonjiyeon Pokpo is a 22m-high waterfall worth visiting for its illuminated gorge after heavy rains. This waterfall is within a walkable distance and can be reached within 10-minutes. The name Cheonjiyeon means sky connected with land. It is one of the most amazing waterfalls and draws an equal number of crowds as other main tourist attractions on Jeju-do. There is an artificial pond that is 20 meters deep at the bottom of the waterfall.