Jeju Tourism

Jeju Island is popularly recognized as the "Island of the Gods," is a vacation destination for both Koreans as well as Japanese. Tour to Jeju Island, which is an apt destination for newly wedded couples, as it is set within a romantic backdrop. Jeju Tourism boasts of a region covered with volcanic rocks, mild oceanic weather conditions, recurrent rain showers, majestic waterfalls, gray volcanic rocks along the elevated summit, and vast spread volcanic soils or sandy seashores. Hike along the Halla-san, which is the highest peaks of the South Korean region or indulge in a lovely horse ride along the vast stretched lands pacing ahead the wonderful attractions of beaches and forest. Capture the beauty of the varied rocks adorning the seacoasts; along with the spread of several Oreums, the secondary volcanoes and the uncommon floral species adjoining the Baekrok-dam Lake are worth appreciating. Jejudo is a wonderful island, which is usually called as Jeju, whose capital is Jeju-si. Jeju Tourism welcomes you to some of the best lying beaches, golf course, blooming mustard fields and other related attractions. Visit the land of Jeju and watch its native women divers, called as Haenyeo or Jamsu, swim underneath the water and brings out shellfish and sea urchins. Enjoy clam fishing at Jongdai-ri, or hunt out for wild animals at the Daeyu Hunting Ground. Jeju Tourism take you to some of the finest heritage buildings of the region like Gwandeokjeong, located in the Jeju-si or glance at the Five-Storey Pagoda constructed of black basalt constructed by the Mongols. Visit the striking galleries along the Jeju Sculpture Park or tour down to the world's largest teddy bear museum along the Jungmun Beach. Be it watching the horses graze along the lava hilltops or indulging in scuba diving along the Seogwipo coast, be it viewing the performance show of Dolphins, penguins and sealions at Pacific Land or visiting the Hadori Sanctuary for migratory birds, this place is must a visit while on a vacation spree.