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Samseonghyeol, Jeju is one of the most famous sightseeing in the island of Jeju. The local story of Samseonghyeol, Jeju says that three progenitors, Ko-ulla, Yang-ulla, and Pu-ulla, emerged from three holes in the ground at Samseonghyeol, Jeju. These three caves were known as were called ohonghyol. They lived in Samseonghyeol, Jeju wearing leather clothes and survived by hunting and eating meats. One day the found a messenger in purple clothes and a red belt wooden box floating on the sea, sealed with purple clay. They also got a box made of stone inside the wooden box out of which came out three beautiful girls dressed in blue, a calf, pony, and five kinds of seeds. Ko-ulla, Yang-ulla, and Pu-ulla later married these three beautiful women. During the reign of King Chungjong, in 1526, constructed a crimson gate and a wall around the caves and started offering spring and autumn memorial services. Samseonghyeol, Jeju opens for public viewing throughout the year. During the summer Samseonghyeol, Jeju remains open from 8 am to 7 pm and in winter the timings are from 8 am to 6 pm. every April, October, and December a sacrificial ceremony is held in the in the remembrance of the three gods. Prayers are offered to wish the well-being of Jeju people. Take a local city bus from the bus terminus. It takes ten minutes to reach the KAL Hotel, from where it’s just a three minutes walk to Samseonghyeol, Jeju. Finding lodging in the very beautiful Jeju Island is very easy. Being one of the most favorite honeymoon destinations of the world, Jeju is visited by thousands of couples from all over the globe every year. Some of the best accommodation options are: Crowne Plaza Hotel Jeju, Hotel New Crown, Jeju KAL Hotel, Jeju Pacific Hotel, Jeju Royal Hotel, and Cheju Myeongdoam YH.
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