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Jeju popularly known as the "Islands of the Gods" is a volcanic island
in South Korea. This sole self-governing province of the nation is one of the
favorite destinations for the Korean newlyweds. It is a popular holiday destination
for the Japanese people as well.
This island with its distinguishing geographic features resembles the Hawaiian
Islands of the United States. The volcanic rock, frequent rainfall and moderate
climate of Jeju Island, make it one of the most popular tourist destinations
in South Korea.
Besides its wide variety of natural treasure, the island also offers diverse
range of thrilling activities to choose from.Hiking on Halla-san, the 1,950
meters high volcanic mountain in South Korea, fishing, horse riding or exploring
the island on a bicycle are some of the activities that you will surly enjoy
during your stay in Jeju. If you are not looking for too much excitement, you
can simply get around the stunning sandy beaches of the Jeju Island or view
the captivating sunrises and sunsets over the ocean. The magnificent views of
this volcanic island in South Korea offer enough to leave you in awe.
The wide variety of wild life and national parks in Jeju add to its beauty.
The forests and national parks in Jeju Island are home to numerous animals and
floras. Some rare varieties of animals and plants are also preserved within
natural reserves in Jeju. The Bijarim forest is well known for its huge collection
of Bija trees. Its unique collection of orchids and parasitic plants is worth
mentioning.
Mt. Hallasan National Park is famous for its climatic diversity and vertical
ecosystem of floras. With its wide variety of animals and plants it reflects
the truly unspoiled beauty of nature. The historical importance of this National
Park is noteworthy. Archaeological remains of Paleolithic period found in this
park make it a coveted destination for the research scholars across the world.
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